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Evaluation- example Essay

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Evaluation- example Essay   You are to write an Example Essay. This kind of essay requires you to select a topic for an essay and write about it by defining it and then providing more information through scenarios and examples. For instance, if you choose to write About muscle cars, you would define cars in general, describe regular cars and muscle cars and give examples of muscle cars. As the ending, you could explain what made muscle cars so special or so memorable.Basically you will will evaluate the topic as to whether It is good or or better compared to …

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According the articlepage58write the analystcase

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According the articlepage58write the analystcase according the article page58 “”in RE : eSTATE OF KUARLT 2000 MONT. 359(s. ct.MONT.2000) ” write the analyst caseaccording the article page58 “”in RE : eSTATE OF KUARLT 2000 MONT. 359(s. ct.MONT.2000) ” write the analyst caseaccording the article page58 “”in RE : eSTATE OF KUARLT 2000 MONT. 359(s. ct.MONT.2000) ” write the analyst case   Criteria Ratings Pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeCaption and CitationFull Case Caption and Citation provided 2.0 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeAction StatementAction Statement accurately represent the action in the case 2.0 pts …

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Criminology

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Criminology   You must utilize textbook Criminology:The Core, Author Larry J. Siegel 6th Edition plus at least one academic outside sources Choose ONE question: Chapter 8 There has been a lot of talk about the middle class in America shrinking. Many individuals are getting poorer, while a small minority are getting richer. How does this phenomenon impact crime from the perspectives of instrumental theory and structural theory? Please validate the source of the population shifts in your response. Domestic violence has only been considered a serious crime since the 1970s, and full implementation of those laws has taken even longer. …

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Write a four to five page paper?

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Write a four to five page paper? Using The Other Slavery book, write a four to five page paper that addresses one of the following prompts: What goals did the Crown hope to achieve with the New Laws? In theory, how were the New Laws going to fulfill these goal? What factors allowed Indian slavery to continue despite such laws? Why was enforcement insufficient? Indians often resisted enslavement by turning to the courts or to armed rebellion. What factors may have determined which path Indians chose? Guidelines You may use lecture notes for context (no need to cite lecture). Do …

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Criminal Law in Action

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Criminal Law in Action   Your text states that the judiciary has the power to interpret, apply or invalidate a law as it pertains to rights expressly created under the state or national constitution. a. Does the Constitution explicitly provide for that authority? If so, where in the Constitution is it so provided? If not, why does the Supreme Court have the power to strike down statutes passed by Congress as unconstitutional? Should it have that power? Why or why not? b. In 2018, U.S. Supreme Court ruled that federal ban on state-sanctioned sports betting is unconstitutional. Murphy v. NCAA, …

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MarijuanaLegalizationcase study writing -Sen

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MarijuanaLegalizationcase study writing -Sen This is a law case writing essay, need to write about the Gonzales v. Raich case, this is about the topic of : Marijuana Legalization My case is this one: Gonzales v. Raich. Need full 4 pages essay, cited all resources, and not be plagiarize.   here is some more writing instruction: Once you have chosen the specific topic you will provide a detailed overview of the topic, including a detailed explanation of the courts’ involvement in the topic. (ie. explaining the most significant cases, the outcomes–as well as lead up to and reactions to the …

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Final Discussion

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Final Discussion In this course, we have examined public policy and theories of criminology and evidence-based practices (EBP) and how these concepts are being used and applied across the spectrum of the criminal justice system in the United States. In your initial post, reflect on the following questions using the knowledge you have gained in this course: Can our society adjust to the use of EBP as a foundation for decision making by the actors within the criminal justice system? Or is this just a “fad”? Can a country like the United States, which has more of its population incarcerated …

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Typology, Victim Selection, and Investigation

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Typology, Victim Selection, and Investigation The “Unabomber,” The “Zodiac Killer,” and the “BTK Killer” were all serial killers who remained at large for a long time. The Zodiac Killer has still never been captured. Choose any of the three killers named above and create an 8- to 10-slide presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint that covers the following points: Describe the killer’s activities and victim selection. Determine the killer’s typology. Describe and critique the investigation: Were the police methods effective? Are there investigative tactics or resources available today that would have been of assistance in the investigation? How did the police and …

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Grammatical Rules

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Grammatical Rules Provide 2-3 pages, not including title page and reference page (do not go by word count). Use proper APA throughout. Use the references provided. Use subheadings between sections. Application: Grammatical Rules and APA Format Credibility in the criminal justice field depends on language competence. Learning, and then internalizing, grammatical rules and the appropriate formats and styles to follow when creating a document such as a police report, is a worthwhile challenge. Recurring errors are often the result of not internalizing the rules that govern communication. Identifying grammatical errors and attempting to correct them is one of the most …

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