Instructions – Read Estate of Simpson v. GM, LLC. Using the Week 3 Activity Template [DOCX], accurately summarize the following regarding design, manufacturing, and failure-to-warn causes of action in a brief that effectively lays out the following legal elements of the case: Case facts. Parties and their arguments. Proceedings of the court case – what happened in the … Read more
Please respond to the following in a substantive post: Compare/contrast reasonable suspicion and probable cause. Provide one example of a traffic stop involving reasonable suspicion and one involving probable cause.
Overview Law enforcement officers use two methods to investigate possible criminal activity: reasonable suspicion and probable cause. Reasonable suspicion means officers have a reasonable belief, sometimes called a hunch, that criminal activity may have occurred. They have no hard evidence to support their belief. Probable cause is more concrete. Probable cause means officers are not just suspicious … Read more
Please review the APA module under the “Getting Started” area if you need assistance. As a criminal justice professional, it is imperative that you learn the finer aspects of writing. Citing and referencing are part of the gradable criteria for your weekly work. All questions are worth 20 points: 1) Discuss the safeguards recommended by the … Read more
Go to the FBI Website (Links to an external site.). Pick one of the three sections under Related Priorities.,,, Going Dark, Identity Theft or Online Predators. Read the associated articles and conduct your own research on the topic. Then add a thread and relay what you have learned to the class. Make sure that you cover … Read more
Ethically questionable behavior in/by organizations is seldom solely attributable to “bad apples.” Thus, in order to anticipate and eliminate unethical behavior, it is imperative to understand the structure and pressures within industries and specific companies that may lead “good people” down bad roads.
Assignment Details Evidence is a crucial part of both the prosecution and the defense. The evidence must be relevant to the case being adjudicated. In addition, evidence cannot stand alone. It may be supported by other evidence, witness statements, victim statements, and the statements of the accused. Considering evidence must never be based on an … Read more
After watching the video, add a thread and discuss the major points made during the TED talk. Do you agree with his solution? Why or why not?
Prior to beginning work on this assignment, read Chapters 3 and 4 of your textbook. To prepare for your Final Paper (due in Week 5), you will develop an outline, using the sample below, that includes an abstract, problem statement, and annotated bibliography. Use the UAGC Writing Center’s Writing an Abstract (Links to an external site.) … Read more
use the National Institute of Justice website to research and identify one reentry program (it can be shown to be effective or ineffective). Then, identify one program from another country, from a credible resource. create a 10- to 12-slide PowerPoint presentation (not including title and reference slides) which you: Describe two reentry programs. Include at … Read more