The
justice model is a sentencing approach that uses
determinate sentences, or fixed punishment terms; calls for the elimination of parole; and makes treatment voluntary. The justice model views crime reduction and successful incarceration as possible only if all offenders serve the same sentence for the same crime. This model posits that crime will continue or decrease to the extent that all offenders are treated the same.
In this assignment, you will prepare a written critical assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of the justice sentencing model.
Assignment Guidelines:
- Address the following in a Word document of 3–5 pages:
- Identify the specific goals and challenges of the model.
- Use specific examples from case studies to support your critique.
- Do you feel that the model is an effective approach to the criminal justice system? Why or why not?
- Identify specific research findin
Assignment 4: Public Leadership Presentation
Condense information from Assignments 1, 2, 3, and additional criteria in order to develop a creative and appealing PowerPoint presentation.
Incorporate the professor’s feedback from Assignments 1, 2, and 3 in order to proficiently develop Assignment 4.
Use the basic outline below as headers for your presentation. Organize your responses to each question (except Questions 1, 2, and 8) under the following slide headings:
- Role of the Chief of Staff (for Question 3)
- Public Leadership Theory (for Question 4)
- Public Leadership Styles (for Question 5)
- Public Leadership Trends (for Question 6)
- Our Government Leadership (for Question 7)
Create a ten to twelve (10-12) slide presentation in which you:
- Create a title slide and references section (as indicated in the format requirements below).
- Narrate each slide, using a microphone, indicating
1. What are the issues facing law enforcement today? How do these issues coincide with those of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)?
2. What suggestions do you have to improve the relationship between local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies and Department of Homeland Security?
3. What is an example of technology that is used in policing? How does technology impact the ability for police organizations to function at a high level?
4. What are the dangers of policing? How do these dangers impact policing as you look forward to the future of policing?
5. How would you define less-than-lethal weapons? How do less-than-lethal weapons affect policing in society today?
6. What are the three types of policing, t
Consider the scenario of a terror plot to target religious sites in the United States.
Since the killing of Osama bin Laden (OBL), Islamic extremists have directed their hate toward the United States. To "get back" at the United States for OBL's death, an Islamic extremist group hatches a terror plot to further the holy war or jihad. The group plans to target mainstream religious institutions throughout the United States.
By blowing up major religious sites, the group is determined to create an atmosphere of fear and terror throughout the United States. The plan is to attack places such as St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York, the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in California, and the Salt Lake Temple in Utah.
St. Patrick's Cathedral is the largest Catholic cathedral in the United States, which is strongly rooted in Irish Catholic heritage. The cathedral has hosted funerals for police martyrs and f
Terrorism exists for various reasons. For some individuals, the issue of terrorism is rooted in a clash of ideology. Others contend that terrorism is a "clash of civilizations." (Fiala, 2007, p. 165).
With the fight against terrorism launched in Afghanistan, Iraq, and the Middle East, many in the Muslim world feel that America is evil and that its ways are misguided. In fact, some say that you need look no further than the Abu Ghraib scandal, where administrative evil was displayed (Adams, Balfour, & Reed, 2006, p. 680).
In addition, experts would argue that many terrorist attacks are not conducted bycrazy people, but rather by intelligent and religiously motivated individuals who could be seen as martyrs (Guss, Tuason, & Teixeira, 2007, p. 417).
Tasks:
Prepare a 3- to 4-page report to answer the following questions.
Restrictive Employment Covenants/Agreement are often required of prospective/new employees. Explain the applicable Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York law regarding the following: a) the type of employee for whom the restriction is appropriate; b) the length of time, the geographic range, and the scope of a restrictive employment covenant; c) circumstances that will serve to invalidate or result in a reformation of such an agreement. three-page single-spaced typed paper. Be sure to include on a separate page all citations to judicial opinions, statutes, and legal periodicals that you have used for this paper. Do not utilize wikipedia, blogs, or similar internet sources for this paper.
his Term Paper is for my real estate class. I need the writer to have GOOD knowledge about real Estate especially in Massachusetts and law. This is one of mi biggest request. I would also need a plagiarism report and references/bibliography page. I am graduating this semester and this is a very important term paper. The paper needs to be factually correct. I am attaching some powerpoint pressentations from my class that could help with some of the main topics for the paper. The writer can also use as many resources as needed. The following is the outline for the term paper and everything that needs to be covered.
Compare and contrast the ways in which housing inequalities are discussed from the perspectives of social policy and criminology, and economics.
Word limit: 1200 words
TAYLOR v. UNITED STATES
Go to the website of the United States Supreme Court (www.supremecourt.gov). Find the link to the Taylor v. UNITED STATES decision. (Here’s a direct link: https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/15pdf/14-6166_o7jp.pdf) Read the entire decision and answer the questions below.
Submit a hard copy.
