Using the code as a reference document.

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You will consider the code’s content from the perspective of an experienced employee using the code as a reference document. What specific information in the code do you think is most useful to the experienced employee? Is there any topic that you think is missing which might be helpful to a new employee in terms of ethical decision-making and actions? Overall, do you think the code is responsive to the needs of an experienced employee? Why or why not?

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Module 2: Portfolio Milestone

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Option #1: The Recovery Plan Project Case

  • Read the Recovery Plan Project case (linked in Portfolio Project Option 1 in the Module 8 folder). Examine the project management issues detailed in the case, including those concerning procurement, contracts, and risk management.
  • Write an overview of one-half to one page (not including the required title and references pages) of the case and the project management issues to be covered in more detail.
  • Include one current scholarly source from the CSU-Global Library that you are likely to use in your final paper, exclusive of any course textbooks or lecture material.

CSU DISCISSION

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MUST BE IN APA FORMAT

1-2 PARAGRAPHS

REFERENCES

NEED IN 10 HOURS!!

Review your required reading by Yu-Chih Liu and Asri Rizki (2016). Examine Table 2 and Figure 1, and consider the discussion offered by the authors.

  1. Post your researched thoughts on how the risk factors mentioned in the reading impact ongoing projects with which you are familiar.
  2. Include your thoughts on the impact of these factors on international projects, or when international consultants and/or suppliers are involved.
  3. Support your positions with at least one current (no older than five years) scholarly source, beyond the course materials and textbooks. The CSU-Global Library is a good place to find sources. Make sure to cite your sources following the .

Project 2

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Week 2 Project – Due

Mar 1, 2020 11:59 PMMCJ5003 Ethics & Moral Behavior in Criminal Justice System SU01

Week 2 Project: Crime Control

Supporting Lectures:

  • Applied Ethics
  • Crime Control

A criminal justice student is participating in a ride-along with a patrol unit (two officers) in a mid-sized Midwestern city to observe the units operations. They observe a street corner on which three women appear to be engaged in prostitution: the women are scantily clad and engaged in conversation with people in cars and passing pedestrians. The two patrol officers simply give a small wave to the women and keep driving.

The student asks why the officers did not stop and question or arrest themto the student, it is clear that the women are prostitutes. Its part of the arrangement, says the senior officer. They have certain areas they are allowed to work in as long as they are not really bothering people or creating trouble and we leave them alone. Then when we have a major case go down, they agree to help us gather information on the who and where of suspects. They self-police and keep their customers from being robbed. Its sort of a you scratch my back and Ill scratch yours policy that the new chief put in about two years ago.

The junior officer chimes in, They also know that for publicitys sake we do a roundup of them about every six months and book them, but the cases never get processed. Does this really work? asks the student.

The senior officer responds, Yeah, sometimes it works pretty well, but the main thing is it saves us a lot of time and effort of having to constantly work these cases. Now we have more manpower to work on real crimes, and occasionally one of these girls will come up with great leads on some big cases.

Capture your analysis of this situation a 3-4 page Microsoft Word document. Your analysis should answer the following questions:

  • Assuming that this practice of working with the prostitutes is approved by the chief; can emotivism be applied to understand the perspective of all parties except the student? Does their behavior fall under objectivist, subjectivist, naturalistic, or non-naturalistic theory?
  • Is it ethically justifiable to disregard the minor crime of prostitution if it is believed that it will assist in capturing more dangerous or violent criminals? Use relative statements and arguments to support your stand, using correct terminology.
  • Since it is obvious that the chief is not fully upholding the oath of office, should the student report this activity to the state attorney general? What is the students ethical responsibility?

Submit your response in a 34page Microsoft Word document. Name your document SU_MCJ5003_W2_A2_LastName_FirstInitial.doc. Submit your document to the Submissions Area by the due date assigned. Cite sources in APA format on a separate page.

Week 2 Project Due March 1 at 11:59 PM