6-1 Employment Interview

 Here are some points of discussion you should think about once you’ve summarized your findings  What are your thoughts about the research that has been done? Do you approve of the way the researchers have done their work? What are some suggestions for future research based on what you’ve found so far? Are there differences…

Snyder v. Phelps, 462 US 443 (2011) involved members of the Westboro Baptist Church picketing at the funeral of Marine Lance Corporal Matthew Snyder. Please read the decision by clicking on the case name and give a summary of the facts of the case, the issue, the Court’s decision and whether or not you agree…

 The Crime Control versus Due Process Models of Criminal Justice: Chapter 1 discusses two primary goals of American criminal justice:  The need to enforce the law and maintain order. The need to protect people from injustice.  Post to an online discussion forum regarding these two goals.   Key issues for your posting should include: Which of…

  You were the lead investigator on Operation Stop Hack and have now been subpoenaed as an expert witness in the case against the perpetrators. It is up to you to convey the complexities of the crime and evidence to the jury so they can understand the scientific procedures using in aiding the crimes resolution….

 In this course, we have looked at how case law has affected inmates and their Constitutional rights.  There are 27 Amendments to the Constitution. Choose one that you are interested in that pertains to inmate’s rights. Discuss whether the actual wording of the Amendment really specifies that it should be a right given to a…

Chapter 9 Part 1 of 3 This week’s chapter discusses the sentencing aspect of the criminal justice system.   Traditional sentencing options have included imprisonment, fines, probation and death.  Historically, the range of these options changes based the understanding of crimes and the goals of sentencing.  Sentencing philosophies or the justification on which various strategies are…