Watch the youtube video, below. According to this chapter, do you believe the law enforcement officer had sufficient “reasonable suspicion” to pull over the driver of the vehicle shown in the video because he was drunk or committed a traffic offense? If yes, explain why. Was it lawful for the police officer to order the driver … Read more
see “VC003 Parts 1, 2, and 3” word document for instructions. Templates for part 1 and part 2 provided. Part 3, I just need 4 minutes worth of material to read about a criminology theory to record myself later
Competency Explain the effects of the policy making process and its implementation within healthcare. Discuss the role and impact of lobbyists, special interest groups, and other consumer advocates on the development of healthcare policies in the U.S. Examine the role and impact of regulatory agencies in the delivery of healthcare services in the U.S. … Read more
You will aid Vice President Dodger of Colossal Corporation by analyzing complicated issues that have arisen in different subsidiaries of the company. These situations require the company to make legal and ethical decisions. You will be presented with a number of readings to familiarize yourself with relevant laws and with resources that guide you in … Read more
Scenario The scarcity of health resources continues to negatively affect communities across the country. Deciding how to allocate scarce resources creates significant ethical challenges for local policymakers and other stakeholders within the community. You represent a local non-profit community health organization in Chicago. Your organization is compiling data to conduct a needs assessment in … Read more
Overview Prior to the Miranda v Arizona ruling in 1966, law enforcement could question possible suspects without their having legal counsel present. They could bully potential suspects, trick them, and do whatever else they thought was necessary to determine potential suspects’ involvement in a crime. The Miranda ruling protects people by allowing them to have legal counsel … Read more
The Situation A smiling woman with her arms folded. Sally calls, sounding pretty upset. You ask her what happened, “Did you lose a ‘Soufflé’ today or something?” Not laughing, she starts to tell you she read that a franchise business discriminated against a disabled person because the company’s official website did not have an accessibility … Read more
Chapter 9 discusses outcome and process evaluations. After you have read this section of the Chapter answer the following: Define both of these terms and discuss how they differ. Provide a practical example of each type of evalution and how it would be employed in a real world application.
Read the article: Technology enabled crime prevention in the Viewpoint section on Pg. 149 in the text and answer the following questions: What is your opinion of the article? Should police in the US be following this model of policing? What might be some of the obstacles for US police agencies?
Students will be tasked to complete a research project on a topic related to crime analysis, intelligence-led policing, or using technology to track and predict crime trends or patterns. The paper should be completed in APA format with a minimum of 12 pages.