Strategic Communication Plan

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Review the Communication Challenge Topics and choose one that is relevant and interesting to you. Make sure to review the examples and anecdotes that follow each topic in this document. You can also find this information under the Course Info tab.

Review the Strategic Communication Plan example. Your plan should mirror this example in format and length. You can also find this example under the Course Info tab.

Third step: In this discussion, please respond to the following:

Part 1: What is your topic?

Part 2: Provide a rough draft of your Strategic Communications Plan for peer review and instructor feedback. Your draft should include enough detail that we can provide strong constructive feedback and input.

Part 3: Review at least two of your peers’ Strategic Communications Plan. Provide feedback. Don’t be afraid to challenge their assumptions, suggest new possibilities, and affirm their choices when those choices are good.

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Family Law and Practice

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  1. Describe the situations where the government intrudes into family matters.
  2. Explain the concept of parens patriae. Understand the basic steps in a child protection case.
  3. List the function of a child protection agency.
  4. List the various social and legal services available to families dealing with domestic violence issues.
  5. Explain the difference between a protective order and restraining order.

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Criminal Law Case

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In the criminal law setting the bond is designed to allow a defendant to participate in his or her own defense.
In the immigration sense it is more than likely about making sure that the immigrant shows up to the hearing
for removal. Let’s face it, T! What is the question of guilt or innocence in a criminal trial is not
really a question in the immigration trial. So why would an unauthorized alien other than to allow them to go
free for lack of room to house them?

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Reflecting on Family Stress and Crisis

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Think about a time when your family experienced a significant time of stress and/or crisis and the reactions,
ways of coping and how the family system worked through the difficulties experienced. Everyone has or will
go through a challenge … also keep in mind that not all challenges are horrible or tragic such as: a family
member moving away for various reasons, getting married, going away to college, ect. can all be stressful
and hard for families.

Identify and discuss what type of stressor(s) were present (the book provides the different types)? If it
became a major crisis, what led to it becoming one?
Please note: the stressor or crisis you choose to discuss MUST 1) be in the past and one that your family
has already gone through; not one that they are currently in, 2) one that you are old enough to recall and
speak directly about and how it personally impacted you as a member of the family and 3) impacted your
immediate family. This is important because you will not be able to answer all the questions if your family is
still working through the challenge or if you are retelling something second hand such as you were too
young to remember.
If you are unsure about ANYTHING or believe you cannot meet this criteria, please email me and we can
find a solution together 🙂 I have done this for students in the past; so do not hesitate to reach out.
Then think about the “course of a family crisis” we learned about in chapter 13. Describe and summarize
what your family looked like during these stages: how did your family handle it–what were the responses of
the family system?
Address and discuss how your family coped, adjusted and or chose to adapt. Were they resilient or
vulnerable and why? What resources/factors as addressed in the chapter did your family use, need, or
should have used (this depends on what occurred as well as your own perception of what took place:
remember how everyone appraises the situation/crisis/challenge differently)?
Finally, looking back, what came from this experience in the life of your family such as lessons learned or
what you learned about your family and even yourself
It is critical and expected that when discussing family dynamics and personal reflections that you apply
course information from chapter 13 in the Lamanna text (13th edition) to support and explain your
assessment–by using

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