The chances that you will face ethical dilemmas in the workplace are almost certain. This is true for defense attorneys and prosecutors too. It’s important to practice proper discretion. How will you analyze and solve the ethical dilemmas you face? Read and reflect on the Ethical Dilemmas exploration activities each week to help you complete … Read more
Define Style and Apply the Visual Elements Write one page (250 words) for each of the following questions: · Watch the video: Van Gogh’s Bedroom. Summarize the features of style in Vincent van Gogh’s Bedroom. Identify and describe the colors, lines, texture, pattern, shape, and space. Explain the emotional mood that the artist creates with … Read more
Chapter 1 Use the information located on the Department of Justice (DOJ) website (http://www.usdoj.gov/ (Links to an external site.) ) to answer the following questions: What are some of the law enforcement agencies included within the DOJ? What is the mission statement of the DOJ and these individual law enforcement agencies? How does the DOJ contribute to … Read more
All questions are worth 20 points: What is a conspiracy? What are the three forms that it can take? What are the advantages and disadvantages of using the grand jury to investigate organized crime? Why is the Witness Protection Program both necessary and controversial? How prevalent is human trafficking in the United States? What is … Read more
The appellate process is a cornerstone of a democratic criminal justice system. However, many people are unaware of the process that a case may undergo before it finds itself before the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS). In fact, as you have read, not all cases reach the highest court in the land. In … Read more
Types of Evidence Discussion: In this lesson, we have looked at the following types of evidence: direct, circumstantial, inculpatory, exculpatory, corroborative, witness, and hearsay evidence. Pick one (1) type of evidence for your discussion post. Define that type of evidence (including a citation) and then discuss what you believe is a challenging aspect of that type … Read more
How does the Supreme Court limit the government’s broad power to prosecute providers under false certification theories and why do you think it did so? Under what, if any, circumstances should false statements of a subcontractor be attributed to the primary contractor for purposes of False Claims Act liability? What’s the point of the 60-Day … Read more
Respond to the following in a minimum of 180 words: -Discuss the major points of the criminal court process. -Should prosecutors have absolute discretion over which cases to prosecute and which to drop? -Should criminal defendants be allowed to bargain for a reduced sentence in exchange for a guilty plea?
Prior to beginning work on this discussion, read Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 of the course text, read the media piece Why Facebook Could Be Good for Your Health (Links to an external site.), read the journal article “Social Relationships and Health (Links to an external site.),” and watch the video Research Ethics Involving Human Subjects (Links to an external … Read more
I am a college student who went to a friend’s party last month. I have never drunk, smoked, or taken drugs. At the party I drank some punch and ate some brownies. The police told me that on the way home, I started hallucinating due to the LSD someone had purposely placed in the punch. … Read more