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15 Mar Which emerging threat (e.g., cyberterrorism, domestic violent extremism, AI misuse) do you believe poses the greatest long-term risk to homeland security, and why?

Posted at 07:31h in Law

Prepare a three- to four-page essay that addresses the following questions. · Which emerging threat (e.g., cyberterrorism, domestic violent extremism, AI misuse) do you believe poses the greatest long-term risk to homeland security, and why? · How can homeland security professionals balance innovation with ethical responsibility? · How...

11 Mar Research problem-solving models and consider how you could use these models to evaluate criminal justice issues or programs.

Posted at 01:22h in Law

Once a criminal justice professional has completed a program or policy evaluation, they may identify a problem that needs to be addressed. They will need to apply problem-solving skills to address it, and there are many problem-solving methods a criminal justice professional can choose from....

11 Mar Analyze two major debates by which the Constitution was created in the summer of 1787

Posted at 01:18h in Law

In preparation for the initial post, consider two (2) issues of the Articles of Confederation and describe the main problems that the United States faced under the Federation government. Then, in one (1) to two (2) paragraphs, address one (1) of the following: Analyze two...

11 Mar Develop a plan of action for identifying and addressing political issues faced by criminal justice leaders

Posted at 01:15h in Law

Project 3: Plan of Action (20%) – Course Objectives #8 Using the information and concepts from our readings, lessons, and discussions, develop a plan of action for identifying and addressing political issues faced by criminal justice leaders. Grading will be based on the degree to which students...

07 Mar Review of Suicide, Self-injury, and Homicide

Posted at 01:57h in Law

Based on the information that you have read in chapters 7-11 what particularly resonates with you and why? Your personal examples are always encouraged and have been very beneficial to the class thus far! Keep up the good work! Respond to at least two...

07 Mar Explain how criminology research has produced scientific findings that are used by policymakers to make informed decisions

Posted at 01:54h in Law

The purpose of this assignment is for each student to demonstrate original critical thinking on criminology research, the published scholarly literature, and how criminology academic research is being used by policymakers to make informed decisions....

04 Mar Create a 1,050- to 1,400-word proposal in which you present your plan for a program evaluation for your selected criminal justice program

Posted at 06:02h in Law

As a criminal justice professional, you may be required to perform a program evaluation or conduct policy research and analysis and deliver actionable conclusions. Familiarity with evaluation strategies will help you design an effective assessment and collect meaningful information on programs and policies. This week you...

04 Mar Identify and describe all of the problems with Ms. Watters’ record that could cause legal consequences for the defendants in this case

Posted at 05:59h in Law

Read the case Mary Watters vs Mercy Hospital and answer the following questions: Mary Watters sued Mercy Hospital and multiple physicians for medical malpractice following a surgical mishap. During the discovery process, her attorney obtained a printout of Ms. Watters’s EHR. The attorney also requested to...

04 Mar What are the various components of due process in criminal procedure?

Posted at 05:57h in Law

This segment of the discussion asks you to examine due process. The Due Process Clause is a guarantee of basic fairness. Fairness has many components to it. Here, please thoroughly discuss each of the following: What are the various components of due process in criminal procedure?...

28 Feb Was it a “crime” for Minnie to strangle her husband or simple justice?

Posted at 03:42h in Law

We have been studying the struggle for identity and equality in America through the eyes of those who have been oppressed, mainly women and African Americans. In this module, we read a play by another feminist, Susan Glaspell. In Trifles, Susan Glaspell...