InstructionsEvolution of the US Police SystemYou have been asked to deliver a presentation to a group of government officials visiting from another country. They are interested in learning about how the US style of policing evolved, in order to learn how they might improve their...
Watch the video titled, “The Exclusionary Rule for Dummies – Mapp v Ohio and the 4th Amendment” (11 min 12 s). You can also view the video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cID59vrAY0M. Next, examine two (2) exceptions to the rule. Provide your opinion as to whether or not...
Question 1:The Week 2 and 3 lessons in this course focused upon various theoretical explanations for why juvenile delinquency occurs. As highlighted in these lessons, the theoretical views can be categorized into the following groupings: (1) Individual causes; (2) Societal causes; (3) Social process; and...
The structure and dynamics of a family unit have been attributed to reasons why some juveniles participate in delinquent activities. While not always the case, the unique characteristics associated with family structure are believed to have significant impacts on decisions related to participation in juvenile...
Create a 10–15-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation (excluding the title and reference slides) that addresses the following: Critique the six pillars of United States policing and how they are demonstrated within the concept of procedural justice. Discuss the major tenets of the President’s Task...
Watch Tough on Crime Policies and respond to the following prompt.Prompt: Microviews of delinquency involve looking at individual delinquents and trying to decipher why they commit delinquent acts. Macroviews of delinquency look at big picture issues – for example, the three strikes law discussed in the video....
Write a 1,400-word paper that compares the roles and responsibilities of public policing versus private security. Use the ASIS International website (http://www.asisonline.org/) as a resource for this paper. Be sure to address the following: What are differences and similarities between the two roles? ...
The primary forms of long-term detention are boot camps, ranches, forestry camps, training schools, reception, and diagnostic centers.Unlike their short-term counterparts, which are designed to house youths for a couple of weeks, long-term detention typically provides housing for delinquent youths for thirty days or longer.Tasks:Prepare...
Vin and Geo were two stockbrokers who worked at an investment banking firm in New York. Unable to achieve their financial dreams through honest methods, they decided to earn a little extra on the side by ripping off some of their more gullible consumers. Together,...
Discussion Research your own personal family history for diseases. Outline your family history and see what major health risks run in your family How does it make you feel to know the additional risks? Were you able to identify possible factors related...