Week 3 Cj Chat

 use the National Institute of Justice website to research and identify one reentry program (it can be shown to be effective or ineffective). Then, identify one program from another country, from a credible resource. create a 10- to 12-slide PowerPoint presentation (not including title and reference slides) which you: Describe two reentry programs. Include at…

Chapter 11 Describe a suitable study in which a research scientist would want to make use of a t-test instead of any of the other statistical operations discussed thus far Describe the differences between a dependent samples test and an independent samples test. A researcher wants to test the hypothesis that defendants who plead guilty…

  Final Project:  In at least four (4) pages, identify a category of crime, provide a  specific example of the elements of the offense from your state (or  state of your choosing) and discuss the investigative approaches and  choices that an investigator would most likely consider when conducting  an investigation. In your paper: (1) identify…

 Cyberstalking, Harassment, and Bullying Legislation Prior to beginning work on this discussion, read all the required resources for this week. The advent of the Internet and the subsequent proliferation of online social media has given people worldwide new and exciting ways to communicate and connect with family and friends. However, there is the unfortunate reality…

  Discuss one pertinent point from one of the following cases on the discussion board: Ex Parte Crouse (1839) Kent v. U.S. (1966) In re Gault (1967) In re Winship (1970) McKeiver v. Pennsylvania (1971) Schall v. Martin (1984) Thompson v. Oklahoma (1988) Roper v. Simmons (2005) In your discussion, you should make every effort…

 Law enforcement officers use two methods to investigate possible criminal activity: reasonable suspicion and probable cause. Reasonable suspicion means officers have a reasonable belief, sometimes called a hunch, that criminal activity may have occurred. They have no hard evidence to support their belief. Probable cause is more concrete. Probable cause means officers are not just suspicious that…