Prompt Creating questions for an interview is a crucial element of the interview process. As you have learned, there are two main question types that can be used strategically to obtain the desired information from the interviewee. For this practice activity, review the Project One Scenario PDF and then read the following: The female visitor […]

 Sex offender registries are found in each of the 50 states. In some states, registries also exist for juvenile offenders. Read the article entitled “When Kids Are Accused of Sex Crimes.” Then, write a reaction paper to the article. Do you feel that children should be placed on the registry? If so, under what conditions? […]

 In your weekly reading assignments, read the article written by Brad J. Bushman, Ph.D. entitled “It’s Time to Kill the Death Penalty.” Dr. Bushman indicates eight (8) reasons why he believes the United States should join over 140 other countries in abolishing the death penalty. In response to the article, write a letter to Dr. […]

Overview In this assignment, you will summarize and explain the impact of landmark cases. Prompt In Project Three, you will examine landmark U.S. Supreme Court cases and their impact on police, courts, corrections, and juveniles. In this assignment, you will prepare for this project by summarizing and explaining the impact of other landmark cases. First, […]

Overview In this assignment, you will organize some of the essential processes and procedures of the court system. Prompt Understanding the process a defendant moves through in the court system and how juries function in different courts is an important aspect to understanding the criminal justice system. Complete the Module Five Assignment template Word Document […]

In the Supreme Court case Miller v. Alabama (2012), the opinion of the court states: Mandatory life without parole for a juvenile precludes consideration of his chronological age and its landmark features—among them, immaturity, impetuosity, and failure to appreciate risks and consequences. Take a position. Do you believe that life without parole is an appropriate […]

In order for trials to be fair, we can't be biased about who we select for jury duty. Studies showed that one of the primary issues impacting jury impartiality in jurisdictions across the country is the under-representation of racial and ethnic minorities. Women and minorities were excluded from jury service. Since then, the Supreme Court […]

Overview In Module Five, you learned about interviewing purposes, context, techniques, and strategies. In your Module Six Practice Activity, you looked at different types of interview questions and how they are written with the goal of getting specific information. In this assignment, you will draft your own interview questions for a specific purpose. This will […]

For trials to be considered fair the process must not be in conflict with the constitution and the law. Jury selection most times should be built of honest, upstanding citizens in that community. Individuals who are considered pillars in the local areas. In the selection process race must not matter in choosing who can make […]

  Assignment Content Curators oversee museum exhibits. They must ensure the service the museum provides is achieving its intended goals. This is known as services evaluation. Imagine that you are the curator of a nationally renowned museum badly in need of funds to renovate and update exhibits to increase patronage. You have just received a […]