Answer the following questions in no more than one half page for this review. Label your responses consistent with the labels below. I)Miscarriage of justice –be specific about what laws or constitutional rights were violated–for Central Park Five defendants II)Your opinion:Is the crime of rape/sexual assault in the content of the case–if the initial reports […]
Types of Statements Discuss speaking with the reporting party, victim, and/or witness during an interview and how you may need to ask follow-up questions to obtain vital information. How can Miranda and related Constitutional rights issues come into play?
Review the attached material presented; after doing so, answer the following forum questions: Multiple examples have been introduced which demonstrate how biometrics are being implemented throughout law enforcement in the United States. Based on the information presented, do you think investigators need these tools, or is this just another example of our Constitutional Rights being […]
Discussion Describe government surveillance programs that have developed since 9/11. Do you think these programs violate citizens’ constitutional rights or are they necessary measures to track terrorists? Justify and explain your answer.
Structure the paper in a way you feel is best with the proper headings. Chapter 1, Question 1 – What did “lynching” mean at its earliest? Chapter 1, Question 2 – When was the gangster era and what was it? Chapter 1, Question 3 – Should Edward Snowden be praised as a protector of Constitutional […]
Discussion Overview In this unit you are exploring questions related to honesty and loyalty. Both concepts are vital for maintaining professional ethics. Changes in technology have created new opportunities but also new challenges. The opportunity to publicly complain about one’s employer raises ethical questions regarding both free speech and employee loyalty. Consider a situation where […]
For many fire departments, drug testing has been very controversial. Some believe a drug-free workplace is a violation of their constitutional rights by requiring them to submit to a test. They suggest it is an illegal search and seizure under the Fourth Amendment. Some collective bargaining agreements rely on the reasonable suspicion standard to test […]
