Briefly explain how the Electoral College works. What do you think of the Electoral College? Does it serve any useful function? Does it need to be

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

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

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500 word response 2 references/intext citations Due 1/15/2025 Major Question Doctrine A recent and critically important administrative law doctrine is being established by the US Supreme Court over the last 5 years culminating in the case of  Biden v. Nebraska site.  where the high court struck down the US Department

Please see Two Attachments Instructions · See ATTACHED ARTICLE to complete an article critique · 2 Pages in length · APA format · Must contain the three parts below 1. Summary: After completing the assigned readings ask yourself: What are the main arguments? What is the point this book/article/chapter is

Please see three attachments! Discussion Post Instructions: · At least 250 words…do not go over 500 words!! · Answer the following based on the articles attached! · What are some advantages that community policing offers? Why? · What are some disadvantages? Why? · What is your response to the articles?

Summarize the issues facing policing during the Political Era. How do politics harm impartiality in policing? Describe aspects of politics in policing today and attempts at reform.

100 word response 1 reference/intext citation Due 1/10/2025 Shroeder Post 2 Q2: The orientations of trying to prove a case and uncovering the truth aren’t necessarily different. If investigators coexist, between both, it takes balance. The main goal should be uncovering the truth. Uncovering the truth despite the tension is

100 word response 1 reference/intext citation Due 1/10/2025 Epps Post 2 Q2: Investigators often face tension between striving to prove a case and uncovering the truth. Are these orientations fundamentally different, or can they coexist within investigative work? Choose one orientation, explain your perspective, and use a real or hypothetical

100 word response 1 reference/intext citation Due 1/10/2025 Schroeder Post 1 Q1: “Reconstructing the past” intersects with investigative methods by piecing together events, memories, and behaviors to make a timeline. This allows us to understand what happened before, during, and after. Technologies aid this process. For example, forensic analysis, surveillance,