Prior to beginning work on this discussion forum,Review Chapter 1: Identifying and Defining Problems of the course textbook One Step at a Time: A

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300 word response 2 references/intext citation Due 1/22/2025 Post 2: Q2 Consider how the psychological and environmental factors of the location impact both the subject and the investigator during an interview or interrogation. How might cultural norms, environmental distractions, or perceived power dynamics influence the effectiveness of the interaction? Provide

300 word response 2 references/intext citation Due 1/22/2025 Post 1: Q1 Beyond its definition, how does “class characteristic” influence the broader context of evidence analysis in criminal investigations? Consider scenarios where class characteristics might be misleading or insufficient. Provide an example where reliance on class characteristics alone could lead to

Assignment 2 Use references/intext citations Due 1/23/2025 Each State has many administrative agencies that have the power and authority to make regulations, enforce the regulations, and try violators in their own mini-court systems with administrative law judges.  Go to this link which lists Florida State Agencies:  https://dos.myflorida.com/library-archives/research/florida-information/government/state-resources/state-agency-homepages.   and select an

See attached for replies and instructions. CJUS 400 Discussion Assignment Instructions The student will complete 4 Discussions in this course. The student will post one thread of 300 – 500 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Thursday day of the assigned Module: Week. The student must then post 2 replies

 How much of contemporary American criminal justice policy (that is, the direction, proirity, and details of how governments deal with crime) should be based on public opinion? Does the public have a right to demand changes in criminal justice policy? Why or why not? What are the hazards or trade-offs

Does Money Make You Mean? Paul Piff: Does money make you mean? | TED Talk Dr. Piff’s research suggests that wealth makes people feel more entitled and, for lack of better terms, makes them more mean and greedy. While I have not done any formal research in this area, I have noticed that

RESPONSE TO EACH POST WITH 150 WORDS Response #1 The research process is complex, presenting unique challenges at each stage. Among these, the literature review stage is particularly challenging. This crucial phase requires synthesizing an immense body of scholarly work, which is the backbone of the research project. The task

List the duties typically associated with the operations division. How is each division critical to police operations?

The first “article report” assignment, which is due this week, is about “Introduction” section of research. For this assignment, you need to find THREE articles (three peer-reviewed articles in the field of criminology and criminal justice) and read their Introduction section and report what was the main question of the

300 word response1reference/intext citation Due 1/17/2025 Amrita  Explain how Aristotle’s Doctrine of the Mean works differently from Ethical Relativism and if Ethical Relativism would result in a different conclusion if the administrative agency is acting ethical or not in passing such a new regulation.    2. Applying Aristotle’s Doctrine of

300 word response1reference/intext citation Due 1/17/2025 Ronnie Explain how Machiavellianism works differently from Ethical Relativism and if Ethical Relativism would result in a different conclusion if the administrative agency is acting ethical or not in passing such a new regulation.    In my opinion, I tend to favor strongly with libertarian

P2 Q2 200 word response 1 reference/intext citation Due 1/17/2025 Ronae Circumstantial physical evidence can provide more information that direct evidence could be missing making it preferred or more reliable than direct evidence. In certain scenarios where direct evidence is unavailable, circumstantial physical evidence can help the investigation by establishing

P2 Q2 200 word response 1 reference/intext citation Due 1/17/2025 Carol The Role of Circumstantial Evidence in Investigations  Circumstantial evidence becomes very important in investigations where direct evidence does not exist. One of the relevant cases that demonstrates this is the 2004 case of Scott Peterson being convicted for the

P1 Q1 200 word response 1 reference/intext citation Due 1/17/2025 Elliot When agencies compete for control over the same investigation, mechanisms like the establishment of lead agencies, interagency protocols, or the appointment of special counsels are essential are critical. Ensuring investigative integrity requires clear communication. In addition, role delineation and

P1 Q1 200 word response 1 reference/intext citation Due 1/17/2025 Jean In this hypothetical case, two state police agencies who form an arson task force are at odds with the perpetrator’s motives. Motives are classified into two classes; robbery, rape, and burglary are considered first class, which doesn’t usually have

Describe the different types of search patterns and what would make you choose one over another. What aspects need to be included in performing a good search? Look at the PowerPoint labeled Search Patterns and Principles and include what search patterns you would use for the scenes shown and include

Imagine you are part of a community task force aiming to develop a new initiative for crime prevention that effectively incorporates ethical practices and cultural perspectives. Create a presentation video that outlines your initiative, detailing its goals, target audience, and the ethical implications of your approach. Include elements such as