Law questions

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Discuss whether judicial decisions are based on a) facts, laws, and precedent (the legal subculture); b) public opinion, politics, localism (democratic subculture); or c) both. Provide specific examples and cite any sources used.
Discuss whether the four theories or approaches (cue, small-group analysis, attitude, and rational choice) for analyzing judicial decisions are equally useful. Provide specific examples and cite any sources used.
Explain whether judicial decisions should reflect public opinion, using a specific example, and cite any sources used.
Describe the impact of judicial decisions on law, precedent, and social policy. Provide specific examples and cite any sources used.
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Law Enforcement

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Ethical Systems
Crime Control
Discretion and Law Enforcement
Discretion and Corruption
The discussion assignment provides a forum for discussing relevant topics for this week on the basis of the course competencies covered.
In this final week, we will apply the concepts reviewed in this course to the law enforcement function. For this week’s discussion, consider the following questions, with the ethical systems in mind.
Is it ethical for detectives to deliberately use deception during an interrogation? The Supreme Court has ruled that deceptions are legal, but are they ethical? If so, identify under which ethical system police would be permitted to use deception as an interrogation technique.
All police agencies make use of informants. Larger departments even pay their informants and keep track of their contributions to cases. Discuss the ethical problems of using informants to assist with investigations.
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Sample Solution Management Style

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Critically consider the interplay between management style and organizational culture in enabling sustainable outcomes.
 
 
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Procrastination

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You’re welcome to use either of these thesis templates:
Procrastination, most often caused by (causes), can be a serious issue since it can result in (consequences); however, when procrastination does hit, people can effectively address it by (solutions).
Although many think people procrastinate because (myths), research suggests that the most common causes of procrastination are (causes). Though procrastination can lead to (consequences), it can be effectively addressed by (solutions).
Your 3-5 body paragraphs should focus on answering the prompt questions and proving your thesis.
They should focus on the main parts of the prompt:
Definition of procrastination (brief discussion–in the introduction or first body paragraph)
Causes of procrastination (lengthier discussion, in the first 1-2 body paragraphs)
Effects of or problems caused by procrastination (in 1 paragraph after the causes)
Solutions to procrastination (longest/most developed part of the body–in the final 1-3 body paragraphs)
Each of your body paragraphs should:
Start with a topic sentence (i.e., the main point of your paragraph that responds to one part of the prompt). For example, you might have a topic sentence that:
Reviews some of the causes of procrastination, or
Discusses some of the potential impacts or consequences of procrastinating, or
Describes how people might prevent or respond to procrastination.
 
 
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