Category: Criminal justice

Students should format the paper according to APA 7th edition style rules.  The paper should be double-spaced, using 12-point Times New Roman font.
The paper should be a minimum of 10 pages not including the title page and references.  The paper should not include an abstract.
Students should use a minimum of 5 outside resources in the paper.
The topic of the paper can be chosen by the student.  Students should consider a topic discussed in the course that is of interest to them.  Then, do further research on the topic, expanding the topic information beyond what was discussed in the course.  Students are free to choose any topic related to the course material.
Pick ( 1 )of the following topics to research:
The U.S. Juvenile Policy Landscape
Homeland Security Policy and Criminal Justice Following 9/11 
Technology and Criminal Justice Policy
The paper should demonstrate critical thinking of how the topic is applied to policy in criminal justice.  Personal opinions should not be included.  Comments should be grounded in scientific research and literature on the topic.  The paper should include a comprehensive description and integration of one or more of the learning objectives in the course as it relates to the topic chosen.

Research paper for juvenile deliquency class. 5 main pages not included extra pages such as abstract, title page, and more. All information is located in the instructions as well as my outline. use my refrences in my outline if more are needed make sure they are peer reviewed.

Three-strikes laws are the most obvious and controversial use of selective incapacitation. In 2004, approximately 26 states and the U.S. federal court system had three-strikes laws. In most cases, three felonious convictions result in a mandatory life sentence with no possibility of parole. In the case of Lockyer v. Andrade, this was Andrade’s third strike in the state of California. Andrade was sentenced to 50 years with no possibility of parole. In your initial post, discuss the following: 
Is this sentence disproportionate to the offense? Why or why not?
What evidence-based strategy or criminological theories would you use to address three-strikes laws and their application? 
Do you feel that three-strikes laws are cruel and unusual punishment? Does this affect negative public perception of the criminal justice system?

Conduct research on a police officer convicted by a jury of excessive use of force. An example would be Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke and the killing of Laquan McDonald; however, please do not use this example for your assignment.
Once you have selected the specific case, write an essay that addresses the information below.
Write an introduction that discusses the expectation of behavior in the criminal justice system. Include an overview of the police officer’s use of force in this incident.
What theoretical explanation can you apply to the actions of the officer and the victim?
Were there any decision-making points within the criminal justice system that were used to determine discrimination?
Discuss how multiculturalism and diversity (e.g., race, religion, ethnicity) within a society influencing offender punishment.
Explain by reference to the various theories of punishment a punishment would be suitable in holding this officer/offender accountable for his/her action or how this punishment was or was not appropriate.
Your essay must be at least four pages long (introduction to conclusion), not counting the title or reference pages. Support your essay with at least one reference obtained from CSU’s Online Library. Adhere to APA Style when constructing this assignment, including in-text citations and references for all sources used.

Instructions: For your written report, include the following elements: • An introduction expressing the value in understanding international justice systems. • Choose three (3) countries covered in this course (China, Russia and South Africa and complete a fundamental analysis and comparison of their criminal justice systems. © 2021 Post University, Waterbury, CT ALL RIGHTS RESERVED • Briefly discuss the history of each country and how it has influenced its criminal justice system. • Compare the roles of police officers in these countries. • Discuss critical issues that these countries are confronting. • Share your thoughts on how the systems of these countries compare to the criminal justice systems of the United States. • A conclusion that expresses your final thoughts on what you have discussed
Requirements: • Your paper should be at least five (5) pages in length using APA style formatting, with additional title and reference pages. • Use at least three (3) scholarly resources and include reference citations in correct APA formatting.

Instructions
In Week 2, you learned about the different ways that we are made aware of crime, and the different strengths and weaknesses of each of these methods of gathering crime statistics. You have also learned that how crime is defined can impact the overall perception and knowledge of crime.
Directions: With the readings from Week 1 and 2 ( https://openoregon.pressbooks.pub/ccj230/chapter/goals/   1.1, 1.2, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, 1.9, 1.10, 1.11, 1.13, 1.14, 1.15, and 2.1 to 2.5) in mind, answer each of the following questions. Be sure to fully answer each part of every question.
Discuss the different views (I.e., interactionist, consensus, conflict) that influence how crime is defined. Which do you think is the best definition and why? Your “why” should be supported with facts.
Discuss two strengths and two weaknesses of each of the various measures of crime. Which method do you think is best and why?
Discuss two ways in which you think we can lessen the dark figure of crime.
Based on your answers to questions 1-3, propose a new way in which you think crime data should be collected. *Note—this question involves critical thinking and should be your unique idea. You should, however, use course material to back up your thoughts.
Format Directions:
Your paper must be double spaced, 11- or 12-pt font, and 1” margins all around.
All APA 7th edition format requirements must be followed (cover page, in text citations, reference page). Refer to the APA information found in Content -> Course Overview -> Course Resources.
You must have resources to support your thoughts/opinions/information. These must be cited both in text as well as at the end of the document. Your paper should not contain direct quotes, sourced material must be paraphrased.
This should NOT be in flowing prose—you should answer in 1, 2, 3, 4 format.

This assignment asks you to evaluate and determine if a case study, interviews, or field research would answer your research hypothesis or research questions.
Part I: If you haven’t already, consider the following:
how a case study design could be used to answer your research hypothesis,
how field research could be used to answer your research hypothesis,
how interviews could be used to answer your research question,
how you developed your hypothesis and research question or questions,
how your selected research design, and
how it will answer your research hypothesis and questions.
Note: Sometimes, revisions to the hypothesis and research questions are necessary. If you feel revisions are needed, go ahead and make them. If no revisions are needed, justify your decision. Keep in mind you will be developing a quantitative research proposal.
Part II: Based on any revisions to the hypothesis and research questions, answer the following:
Recommend whether a case study or field research method would be appropriate for your research proposal.
Recommend a quantitative data collection strategy involving case studies and field research methods appropriate for your research proposal.
Your paper must be at least four pages in length (not counting the title and reference pages). Your paper should include a minimum of three resources. RESEARCH QUESTION: Can student academic performance or skill development improve using different educational programs or interventions?

Your client is stopped early one morning at 0230 hrs. The officer
claims to have seen him “weaving back-and-forth” in the lane he was
traveling, driving 15 mph under the speed limit, and when he stopped at
stop sign, he stopped 25-30 short of the limit line. The officer said
that when he approached to investigate a possible DUI, he claims to have
observed some white power in a plastic bag at defendant’s feet. Prior
to the preliminary hearing, you search a website run by members of the
defense bar, and discover the officer had repeatedly written many DUI
arrest reports in nearly the same fashion. Those reports had been
challenged in court, and some cases were dismissed. Also, the officer
had been involved in an internal affairs investigation where he was
accused of lying. He is being charged with DUI and possession of
methamphetamine.
* Regarding the search, what is the process for
defense counsel to challenge the legality of stop and the search? You do
not have to prove the stop and search were illegal.
* What else could defense counsel argue regarding the officer’s testimony? Support this with case law.
* Of these, which approach has the highest likelihood of success?

White Collar Crimes papers will be two typed pages double spaced. Research the topic, summarize the crime incident, identify the perpetrators and the impact on society as well as the victims, and what action was taken by government after the crime was reported. Was the punishment of the offender sufficient to stop future behavior. Who was stuck paying the bill? Describe efforts to protect potential victims, and make suggestions for strengthening laws or procedures. At minimum, the following questions must be addressed:
1. How severe was the crime?
2. Does the disposition of the crime seem fair?
3. How does this compare to the treatment of violent or “street” criminals?
4. Will the punishment given discourage similar behavior in others?
5. What was the impact on the public as well as the direct victims?

Confrontational Theory is being used more and more. Some say Domestic Violence may relate to this theory and some say this theory was made for the male world. According to Polk(1994) and Cooney’s(1997) research does this relate to DV?
What are your thoughts and support your answer.