The criminal justice system

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Go back to the module assignments and read what you wrote for discussions on plea bargains, due process, burden of proof, mandatory sentencing, and prisons and parole.In the discussion board, reflect on whether your thinking about the criminal justice system has changed or been modified by taking this course and provide specific examples to support […]

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A victimless crime

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Do you think there is such a thing as a victimless crime? If so, what crime(s), and if not, why don’t you think that there is a victimless crime(s)?To date, some people believe that victims are re-victimized as they go through the criminal justice process. Do you believe this? Why or why not? Sample Solution

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Tactical crime analysis, strategic crime analysis, and criminal investigative analysis.

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Explain tactical crime analysis, strategic crime analysis, and criminal investigative analysis. How do they differ? How are they similar? How have you used or experienced the use of these disciplines in your career? If you don’t have any experience with these, can you recall or imagine a situation where any of them might have been […]

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The different crimes for which students are most at risk for in K-12

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Assume that you work for the District Board of Education. The Directors of the Board of education have assigned you to examine crime in K-12 (Kindergarten to 12th grade) settings. You are required to submit a report on crime in the educational environment. In your report: Identify and analyze the different crimes for which students […]

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