The current state of today’s children and youth.

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This week we talked about the current state of today’s children and youth. We also covered social and political changes that are being made to help tackle these problems (namely: child wellbeing, bullying, educational policies, parenting, poverty, and social media). In this discussion board, it will be your responsibility to choose one of these areas and conduct further research on it. Once you complete your research please submit a visual summary of the information that you found to me below. Your submission should indicate your ability to summarize the area of research effectively and demonstrate how this problem is being resolved or tackled at a local or global level.

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Crime Statistics Exercise

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Looking at crime statistics can help good investigative reporters spot trends and evaluate if new procedures/laws are working. Please look at the ALEA crime reports from the last four available years for your home counties. If you aren’t from Alabama, use Pike County or Montgomery County for your comparison.

What sorts of crime has been reported in your counties? Do you notice trends of certain crimes going up or down? As a reporter, what questions do these statistics bring up and what stories might you think about reporting?

There is no length requirement, but you must discuss your ideas thoroughly. That cannott be done in one-two sentences.

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Garrity v. NJ: 385US 493 (1967)

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Research Garrity v. NJ: 385US 493 (1967) and explain the significance of the case in 250 words or more.
Lastly, do you agree with the ruling?

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Control system design

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Control System Design Homework problem:

Consider the following transfer function

G(s) =C(s) R(s)=s + (p + 1)/ (s + 5)(s + 2(−1)q)

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(a) (10 pts) Substitute your variable p and q into equation (2) and write down the resulting transfer function G(s). Then, determine the pole(s) and zero(s) of the transfer function.

(b) (20 pts) Find the time response c(t) due to the unit-step input R(s) = 1 s.

(c) (5 pts) Is the system stable?

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