Please keep the activity and the discussion seperate.
Activity:
At least 1.5 pages, double spaced, 12 pt. font, times new roman.
Follow the directions on the attached document and write the answer on a different doc.
Source: Week 9 Activity (attached below)
Disucussion:
Provide roughly 1 page, double spaced, 12 pt font, times new roman print.
Why should forensic DNA evidence be retained and stored even after a case has been closed? How did advances in DNA science influence the legal system?
Category: Criminal justice
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“The Importance of Retaining and Storing Forensic DNA Evidence: Advancements in DNA Science and its Impact on the Legal System” The Importance of Retaining and Storing Forensic DNA Evidence: Advancements in DNA Science and its Impact on
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The Justification of Use of Force by Police Officers and the Clash of Constitutional Rights: An Analysis of Criminal Defenses and the Fairness of the Common Law Defense of Necessity
Introduction
A controversial issue today in the American legal system is the justification of the use of force by police officers, given the actions and conduct of citizens. In this assignment, you will explore the requirements for use of force, constitutional rights pursuant to the Bill of Rights when it comes to free speech, and criminal defenses justifying actions.
Instructions
Write a 2-3 page paper in which you:
Specify the key requirements for police officers in determining the lawfulness of the use of force in making an arrest and what is meant by “reasonableness.”
Evaluate how free speech rights clash with the rights of others and the need for public order today.
Argue for or against the regulation of the First Amendment when it comes to speech that could or might incite “imminent lawless action or conduct.”
Analyze the defenses within today’s criminal law system.
Evaluate the fairness of the common law defense of necessity when citizens use deadly force.
Use at least three sources to support your writing. Choose sources that are credible, relevant, and appropriate. Cite each source listed on your source page at least one time within your assignment. For help with research, writing, and citation, access the library or review library guides.
Write clearly and concisely in a manner that is grammatically correct and generally free of spelling, typographical, formatting, and/or punctuation errors. -
Title: Examining the Use of Unnecessary Brute Force by Police Officers: A Descriptive Research Proposal
For your class project, you will write a descriptiveresearch proposal. Since this is a proposal, you will NOT conduct research, but you will write a proposal for research you are “hypothetically” proposing to conduct. We will work on this project in phases, throughout this course.
Before beginning this assignment, read the Module 1 Part 1 Power Point!
Module 1 part 1 PP (assign 1 info).pptx
Research Question
You begin your research with a research question. It is best to write your research question as an open-ended question. To do so, start your question with “what is” or “what are.”
For this assignment, you need to submit the following pages:
Page 1: APA formatted “student” title page
Page 2: Write a research question (for a descriptive research project) for one of the topics on p. 10 (Box 1-1). This does not need to be the topic you will use for your proposal. You do not need to decide on your topic until Module 2.
Follow this assignment template
2Template_Assignment 1 title page_RQ (3).docx
Double-space your entire assignment
See the sample APA student paper for APA formatting guidelines
7th ed Sample Paper(2).pdf
How to Write the Research Question for this Assignment?
Look at the list of applied research topics on p. 10, Box 1-1(in your textbook)
Remember to start your research question with “what is” or “what are.” You do not want to be able to answer your research question with yes or no.
Sample Research Questions for DescriptiveResearch (you must create your own):
What are the effective traits of police leaders?
What are the benefits of plea bargaining for offenders (or prosecutors) (or on the families of victims)?
What are the differences between male and female gang members?
Topics to trigger thought: Police and social media, Social Justice and Enforcement, Mental Health of Police, Responding to Mental Health Calls, Dispatchers as First Responders, Sentencing Guidelines, Employment issues, Leadership Issues, Education in Justice Professions, Impact of Immigration on Local Police, Retirement Incentives and Drawbacks in Justice Professions, Pay and Benefits of Justice Professions, Impact on Family Life for Public Safety Professionals….. What can you come up with???? The topic I chose was how police use unnecessary brute force -
Title: The Importance of Interagency Cooperation in Homeland Security: Addressing Challenges and Consequences of Failure.
Why is cooperation between agencies critical in order to successfully address issues of homeland security?
When is it necessary for cooperation between different governments?
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Title: “Uncovering the Mistakes: A Look at Botched Crime Scene Investigations and Their Consequences”
Botched Crime Scene Investigations: select several notable crime scene investigations that were mishandled and led to the release of the subject and go into details on how it was botched and what could have been avoided
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“Student Questionnaire” 1. What is your name? 2. What is your major? 3. What year are you in school? 4. What is your favorite subject? 5. How do you prefer to study? 6. What is your
Students should answer 10 out of 12 questions.
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“The Impact of Tennessee v. Garner and Graham v. Connor on the Use of Force by Law Enforcement” Tennessee v. Garner and Graham v. Connor are two landmark cases that have greatly influenced the use of force by law enforcement in the United
1. In no less than 400 words explain the implications of Tennessee v. Garner and Graham v. Connor on how Law Enforcement may justifiably use non-lethal and deadly force.
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“Determinate vs. Indeterminate Sentencing: A Critical Analysis of Recidivism Prevention” Introduction The criminal justice system in the United States is based on the principle of punishment for criminal acts. However, there has been a long-standing debate on
compare and contrast determinate and indeterminate sentencing model and support which one prevents recividism. Full instructions attached.
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Title: Final Exam Essay Questions
PLEASE READ!! and look at rubric. I WON’T KNOW THE TWO questions UNTIL I OPEN the assessment.
Description
Your final exam consists of two essay questions.
Each essay response is to be a minimum of 500 words and consist of fully developed paragraphs.
Rewriting the essay question is not considered a part of your response.
Direct quotes are not to be used in test answers.
A minimum of 2 up to date (less than 10 years old), peer reviewed, scholarly sources are required per question.
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“The Impact of Environment on Criminal Behavior: A Neo-Classical Perspective”
Criminal Theories Research Paper
The highlights:
• This paper is worth 50 points.
• No less than three pages (this does not include cover page and bibliography)
• 12 point font and normal margins
• Must use APA formatting
• Cite your references. You must use at least 2 references juther than the textbook. A reference is a peer-reviewed journal or published book, scholastic or government sponsored study, etc. Wikipedia is NOT a source. Neither is Instagram, YouTube, ChatGPT, or any other popular web resource like that.
You can get help with listing references at (). Use the Learning Resource Center for Rough Drafts.
I want this research paper on a Doc Document
Topic:
Research a criminogenic theory and explain why you identify with it most. For example, you believe environment makes some people commit crime, yet some just decide to do it because of free will; this is neo-classicalism. After explaining this, explain the daily factors (poverty, drugs, race, bad parenting, etc.) that exist in today’s society that affect your chosen theory and give examples. Does the media play a part in your criminal theory? Directly or indirectly? Explain.
What should be done to help eliminate crime in our society based upon your theory? Is there a perfect situation to grow up in that results in a person who does not think of committing crime?
Write as if you are trying to convince myself and others of your theory; people who don’t know much about the criminal justice system but do want to make it more effective. Your perspective must be well thought out, researched, and presented in a thorough manner. Consider the potential consequences of your paper. If your theory is right it holds the potential to change how law enforcement functions in one of the largest countries in the world! Not only that, but it has the potential to make society safer and reduce inequality among ethnic and socioeconomic classes.
Don’t sell yourself short. You could be the catalyst for social change.