RESEARCH PAPER: DIFFERENCES IN REPORT WRITING DOCUMENTATION ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS OVERVIEW For this Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment, students will prepare a research paper. Thus far, in the course, you have learned about the information and documentation required to complete both, misdemeanor and felony investigations. Additionally, you have learned about the importance […]

  For this discussion, we will focus on the completing of statements for both law enforcement and corrections. Please discuss what might constitute an internal statement versus that of an external statement. Additionally, please discuss when one might be completed as opposed to the other. Finally, please discuss the importance of accurate and legible writing […]

  For this discussion, we will focus on felony investigations involving people. In your discussion, please identify the requirements for documenting felony investigations involving people. Please discuss the difference in the types of information that might be required and compare that information to the information that might be required for felony investigations involving property Finally, […]

Instructions Week 4 Project: Case Studies Supporting Lectures: Ethical Systems Correctional Philosophy Ethical Dilemmas in Corrections For this assignment, read the cases of Miller v. Alabama and Jackson v. Hobbs (2012). These cases deal with the topic of juveniles tried and sentenced as adults. Analyze whether either of these cases addresses the utilitarian view of […]

  1. Explain the government structure in the United States to include a discussion about constitutional democracy and federalism.  2. How do the principles of federalism impact policing?   3. What rights and protections are afforded to American citizens in the Bill of Rights? 

Based on your reading and research, summarize inmates' rights. For each inmate right you identified, summarize the case law that afforded inmates those rights. Share the link to the resource that was most helpful to you in crafting this discussion post. Be sure to explain what was helpful to you about this resource. cf_summary_of_inmate_rights.pdf CRJ410 […]

Prior to beginning work on this video presentation, read Fourth Amendment: Search and SeizureLinks to an external site., The Difference Between the 5th and 6th Amendment Right to CounselLinks to an external site., Probable Cause and Reasonable SuspicionLinks to an external site., Saul Ornelas and Ismael Ornelas Ledesma, Petitioners v. United StatesLinks to an external […]

Prior to beginning work on this discussion, read Fourth Amendment: Search and SeizureLinks to an external site., The Difference Between the 5th and 6th Amendment Right to CounselLinks to an external site., Probable Cause and Reasonable SuspicionLinks to an external site., Saul Ornelas and Ismael Ornelas Ledesma, Petitioners v. United StatesLinks to an external site., […]

 Several external causes or influences have been presented as driving forces behind decisions to participate in juvenile delinquency. These external causes or influences range from the societal interactions and relationships of a juvenile to issues such as substance abuse. 

 A mandatory minimum is a sentence created by Congress or a state legislature that requires that the sentencing judge must issue to a person convicted of a crime regardless of any mitigating factors.