Criminal Psychopath

  Week 4 Discussion Forum – Problem Oriented Policing..500 WORDS INCLUDING REFERENCE No unread replies.No replies. Assigned Reading: Thistlewaite and Wooldredge, Part 1, Chapter 4, Problem-Oriented Policing: Can Police Fix the underlying problems responsible for crime? pp. 78-87 After reading the article answer the following questions in a discussion posting: You must also comment on…

 When we think of interviewing and interrogations, we often think of television shows like Law and Order and CSI. The truth is that suspects have to be read their rights, known as Miranda Rights from Miranda v. Arizona, a US Supreme Court case taught to all law enforcement officers in the police academy. Interrogations do…

Each of your answers should be written using your own words. Do not copy and paste from your textbook or an Internet source. Ensure you cite your work and add reference(s) at the end of your journal. These should be the sources you are citing in your work. You should not need to do research…

   Please respond directly to the classmate discussion post below in 100 words minum:  In LA Confidential, the 3 main characters had their own moral dilemmas going on throughout the move.  You start with Edmund Exley, who appeared to be a no-nonsense kind of guy that always did the right thing, and his main goal…

  Examining Case Law: Miranda v. Arizona, 384, U.S. 436 (1966). Almost everyone who has watched a crime drama on television can recall at least one pivotal moment, perhaps at the episode’s climax, when a suspect is arrested and his rights are read to him. Many Americans can recite these legal warnings from memory, even…

 Now that we are at the end of the course and you have taken an international view of policing around the world, in this discussion, share at least one thing you have learned that you found most interesting and most valuable. What was the best part for you?