Category: Criminal justice

  • Title: The Effects of Social Media on Mental Health: A Comprehensive Analysis

    Students will write a scholarly paper that is a minimum of 8-10 pages in length (8-10 pages excluding the title page, abstract, and reference page)
    References may be found in the APUS library or search engines such as Google Scholar. The paper must include at least five, peer-reviewed sources that cover your chosen topic from the list below. Keep in mind that 5 is the minimum. A good quality research paper usually contains in excess of 10. Sources should be less than 10 years old and if using statistical data, it should be less than 5 years old. Do not forget to use in-text citations to credit your sources.
    Note that references used for your research need to be peer-reviewed/scholarly journals. These journals typically have the following characteristics:
    1. articles are reviewed by a panel of experts before they are accepted for publication;
    2. articles are written by a scholar or specialist in the field;
    3. articles report on original research or experimentation;
    4. are often published by professional associations;
    5. utilize terminology associated with the discipline.
    Use of newspapers, news magazines, and similar periodicals must be kept to a minimum and will be acceptable only as sources for supplementary information.
    References like “Wikipedia,” “Psychology Today,” and “Court TV” are not primary sources, are not peer-reviewed (reviewed for empirical integrity, accuracy, and authenticity), and are not appropriate references for scholarly writing (with the possible exception of use for anecdotal background information).
    While dissertations are closely supervised by a dissertation committee made up of scholars, they are still considered student work. Dissertations are often included in scholarly writing, although they are used sparingly.

  • Title: The Challenges of Police Executives in the 21st Century: Overcoming the Code of Silence and Navigating Organizational Culture Introduction Police executives, also known as police chiefs or commissioners, are responsible for leading and managing

    Address the following in 1,250–1,750 words:
    What do you see as the major challenges facing police executives in the 21st century? Explain in detail.
    What suggestions do you recommend for overcoming the “code of silence” that permeates all levels of the department? Explain.
    What role, if any, does organizational culture play? Explain.
    Who establishes the culture within the organization? Explain.
    Be sure to reference all of your sources using APA style.

  • Title: Crisis Management Response Procedures for [Selected Incident]

    fill in the blanks template For this project, you will select an incident and document the appropriate and necessary response procedures that would need to be implemented to respond to the incident in a timely and effective manner. You will consider all the various dependencies, such as how various assets could be affected, how to prevent the incident from escalating, and how to prevent new incidents from occurring due to the initial incident. You will also outline the internal and external stakeholders and partnerships involved, identify what their roles are, and specify what your role is as a security professional with respect to internal and external stakeholders and partnerships.
    Scenario
    You are one of the leaders of the crisis management team at your place of employment. The CEO has tasked you and the other leaders with creating crisis management response procedures for various emergencies in order to train other employees should a crisis occur. First, choose one of the following incidents to focus on:
    Chemical spill
    Civil unrest
    Earthquake
    Evacuation procedures
    Fire
    Internal flooding
    Power failure
    Severe weather
    Water leak, loss, or contamination
    Then address the rubric criteria to develop crisis management response procedures specific to the incident chosen. Your deliverable will be a training presentation to your colleagues outlining the procedures.
    Directions
    Note: The rubric criteria follow FEMA’S guidelines for developing and maintaining emergency operations plans. Additional details and examples can be found within the Project Three Template, linked in the What to Submit section, and FEMA’s official guide, located in the Supporting Materials section.
    Address the following rubric criteria in your presentation:
    Explain the purpose of the presentation:
    What will the presentation focus on (incident at hand, overview of presentation)?
    Why is it important for security professionals to participate in continuing education and professional development?
    Define a collaborative response team:
    Identify core response team members.
    Explain the roles of core response team members.
    Describe how to engage the community in planning and response.
    Explain the situation:
    Identify threats and hazards.
    Assess risks.
    Identify goals and objectives:
    Determine operational priorities.
    Set goals and objectives.
    Develop the plan:
    Develop and analyze courses of action.
    Identify resources.
    Identify information and intelligence needs.
    Explain the process for preparing, reviewing, and assessing the plan.
    Explain the process for implementing and maintaining the plan:
    Explain training of the plan.
    Explain how the plan will be exercised.
    Explain how the plan will be reviewed, revised, and maintained.

  • Title: Understanding Criminal Profiling: Differentiating Between Deductive and Inductive Approaches and the Role of Locard’s Principle in Investigating Serial Crimes and Differentiating Mass Killers from Serial Killers.

    This written assignment consists of two essay questions. Students are expected to develop a 2-3 page essay, per question (excluding title and reference page). A minimum of 2 peer-reviewed, scholarly sources per question are to be utilized for the assignment. Sources should also be up-to-date (less than 10 years old). Direct quotes are not permitted.
    Topic 1: Distinguish between deductive and inductive criminal profiling and provide examples of each. Explain the role Locard’s Principle plays in criminal profiling. Why is Locard’s Principle important for the investigation of serial crimes such as homicide, sadistic sex crimes, and arson; explain?
    Topic 2: What differentiates a mass killer from a serial killer? How would you approach the profile of each? Provide examples of each.
    Citations/References: You must use proper APA format for citations and reference listings.

  • Title: “Exploring Pattern Recognition and Frequency Analysis for Fraud Detection in Criminal Justice” Introduction: Pattern recognition is a crucial process in fraud detection, especially in the field of criminal justice. It involves identifying predefined conditions or attributes that may indicate fraudulent

    Pattern recognition is the process of searching for a predefined condition in a data set. The pattern is implied through the four strategies or is defined as an attribute to a fraud scenario. Every data interrogation routine uses pattern recognition. The key is to know what you are looking for versus identifying a data pattern that does not correlate to a fraud scenario (Vona, 2017).
    Based on the readings in the textbook, there are five general categories of pattern recognition for fraud detection. Discuss the five (5) general categories in detail. The contrast pattern recognition with frequency analysis. Review the following fraud case and examine the patterns.
    Comments from Customer
    Discipline: criminal justice

  • Title: “APA In-Text Citations and References: Proper Formatting and Usage”

    Please use in text citations, APA format , and for the replies when I send them please use APA formated citations as well.

  • Title: Evaluating Employment Application and Background Check Policies and Procedures

    Obtain an employment application and background check policies and procedures from your employer or a company with which you are familiar.
    Write a 1,400 word paper in which you identify the strengths and weaknesses of a company’s employment application and background-check policies and procedures.
    Answer the following questions regarding the employment application:
    Does the application provide sufficient information to conduct a background investigation?
    What waivers does the application contain?
    What waivers not reflected need to be addressed?
    Is the same application used for all positions?
    What revisions would you make to the application?
    Answer the following questions regarding the organization’s background check policies and procedures:
    What checks are conducted?
    What is the policy on drug testing?
    Is a credit check standard?
    Do background checks include interviewing previous and current neighbors?
    Are references contacted and interviewed?
    Is the background check procedure in place adequate?
    How could the process be improved?
    What are the EEOC restrictions which includes criminal records in conducting background employment checks?
    Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.

  • Title: “The Pros and Cons of the United States’ Dual Court System and its Impact on Equality under the Law”

    It is often said that the United States does not have two systems of courts (i.e., State and Federal). Rather, it is said that the United States has 51, because each State has its own system, plus the Federal system. Discuss two pros and two cons of our current court system and then detail how having 51 “systems” may impact the idea of equality under the court of law in your opinion. Be sure to use resources to back up your opinion.

  • Title: The Evolution of the Criminal Justice System in Response to Societal Changes and Contemporary Crimes

    Submit a 675- to 1,250-word paper in which you address the following:
    Explain how the criminal justice system has responded to the rapid growth of the United States since colonial times.
    Identify a contemporary crime. Explain why this crime may or may not have occurred at an earlier point in history.
    Describe conditions within a society that create the need for a criminal justice system. Explain how these needs may or may not have changed over time.
    Explain what has changed in society to necessitate the creation of and reliance on the police.
    Next, consider this scenario: You are the responding officer to a domestic disturbance at a home in your patrol area. A woman answers the door, face bloodied, and accuses her husband of abuse. The husband becomes violent and threatening, so you arrest him. He is arraigned the next day and denied bail due to previous arrests. The husband has not been convicted in the past, however, because the wife usually drops charges. This time, she has decided to press charges.
    Respond to the following based on the above scenario:
    Identify the criminal justice roles that are or will be present in the scenario.
    Describe the responsibilities associated with each criminal justice role.

  • “The Debate over Supermax Prisons and the 8th Amendment” The Debate over Supermax Prisons and the 8th Amendment: Examining the Constitutionality of Confinement Conditions and Exploring Alternatives for Effective Incarceration

    Do the conditions of a supermax prison constitute cruel and unusual punishment as defined in the U.S. Constitution’s 8th Amendment provisions? Why or why not? How could confinement of this type be made more effective without violating the 8th Amendment? Explain your answers.