Section I of the U.S. Constitution provides that the president must “take care that the laws be faithfully executed.” Presidents have used this authority

For this Discussion, let’s take a page out of the public health model and swim upstream. Swimming upstream means identifying and treating the root cause of a problem rather acting in response. It is proactive method rather than reactive response to problem-solving. 1. Design a intervention strategy designed to target

Now that we’ve explored the question of what happens when police abuse your power, you’ll take act as chief of Atlanta Police one more time. In this discussion, you’ll decide how your department would both strive to prevent and respond to issues of abuses of power.    Steps to Complete Choose

Watch the Stanford Prison Experiment (2 Hours) Write a discussion post about how institutionalizing plays out in the experiment. What do you think about how the inmates and officers behaved? What do you know about how institutionalization that might explain these behaviors? Do you think these behaviors are justified because of institutionalization,

Choose a topic covered in this module you would like to know more about. Do a little research and find a reading, podcast, or video that sparks your interest. Read, listen, and/or watch. Share what you have learned and found interesting. In the post also note the topic you choose,

In Week 8, you must submit a formal research paper (10-15 pages), which will be worth 45% of your course grade. Your paper needs to analyze the jury selection process and its relationship to both: (a) Constitutional law, and (b) an allied field (e.g., education, history, law enforcement, public administration,

1. Discuss the First Opium War and the role that the Western powers played in spreading and controlling the use of opium in China and other areas during that time period.  2. In conducting additional research outside of the weekly readings, within recent years, many of our top elected officials

After reading the attached article discuss the First Opium War and the role that the Western powers played in spreading and controlling the use of opium in China and other areas during that time period.  2. In conducting additional research outside of the weekly readings, within recent years, many of

Please answer both of the following Two Discussion Questions: (Due NLT Thursday of Week 2):From a “theoretical” (i.e. criminal justice theory) perspective appraise (i.e., form a critical opinion) as to why transnational organized crime has continued to grow. In answering this question, you may use any criminological theory (e.g., Robert K

What makes human-trafficking a security, economic, or political threat? What are the risks of maintaining the international policy status quo? Provide Examples. 400-500 Words. No AI or plagiarism. 

1. What is the procedure for amending the United States Constitution? What is the process for amending your state’s constitution? 2. When was the last time the United States Constitution was amended? What did that amendment do? 3.  What did State of Idaho v. Freeman, 529 F. Supp. 1107 (D. Idaho

or this discussion, let’s have some fun with musical chairs. Apply the Marxist Criminological perspective to the following YouTube Shorts: How would Marxist Criminology describe and explain the behavior/actions of the individuals in the video (individually and collectively)?  Be sure to contextualize your response. For example: What does the chair

Please answer both of the following discussion questions: (Normally Due Thursday of Week 1; Note for Week 1 only the initial discussion responses may be posted as late as Sunday and still be considered on time):1: List and briefly discuss the eight attributes of Organized Crime (OC). Then justify which of the

In a 2-3 page writing assignment, compare the patterns of illegal drug use with the patterns of legal drug use.  Make sure use sources to support your ideas and cite those sources. 

Discuss the following in an essay format of at least 1,000 words and using at least three scholarly sources in APA 7th edition: When Paul advises believers about choosing between marriage and the single life, how much do you think his expectations that the Parousia might be near affected his

While you should already have a good understanding of judicial review, let’s have a brief review. We know that the concept of judicial review is not explicitly mentioned in the Constitution. Rather, it arose from Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. 137 (1803), in which the U.S. Supreme Court declared one part

What is state sovereignty, and how do transnational criminals, terrorists, and illicit goods trafficking threaten it? Provide examples. 400-500 Words. No AI or Plagiarism. 

A Three-page report that show a person with PTSD still have the right to carry and purchase a weapon. 

Discussion 6: Techniques of Neutralization  The Heinz Dilemma is an ethical dilemma frequently posed to students in an ethics class. For this discussion, let’s modify the Heinz Dilemma to dive a little deeper into Sykes and Matza’s techniques of neutralization.  Your mother is near death from a rare illness. There