Crime Scene Narratives When investigators write police reports, they must convey the steps of their investigative process and what they saw in as vivid detail as possible. Their reports must answer the questions: Who? What? When? Where? Why? and How? The reader must come away with not only a thorough understanding of what was observed, but also what the investigator found at the crime scene. […]

Differences Between Interviews and Interrogations Interviews and interrogations have many characteristics in common,  course text, Criminal Investigation, lists several. Planning for interviews and interrogations is critical, and during both, the interviewer/interrogator needs to control surroundings, establish privacy, build rapport, ask probing questions, listen attentively, and document all accounts of the crime. The goal for both interviewers and interrogators is to obtain as much information about […]

Interviews and interrogations are essential to investigations. The interview is designed to collect information about what transpired at a crime scene and in the ensuing investigation. Interview subjects include victims and witnesses who were at the crime scene, in proximity to the crime scene, or somehow tied to the crime. In interviews, witnesses describe what they saw, explain physical evidence, and identify suspects. The interviewer’s […]

In this module you were tasked with determining what possible failures in leadership Major Jones exhibited. Your approach was reactive to the information published in the articles. However, before you begin your investigation, it may be more useful to take a proactive approach and determine what traits make for an effective leader. For this assignment, you are compare Stephen Covey’s Seven (7) Habits of Effective […]

In one page or less:Should the Cash Bail System be stopped? Why or Why Not?  Research the current issue with persons detained having the right to a cash bail system. (Remember that this right is written in the US Constitution and overturning a constitutional right can create a very slippery slope!) AB 112, Pre-trial release and current reliable media sources are good starting points for […]

Need an A and for discussions on discussion board to be completed and all other assignments.  There will bee a final exam as well. I will provide you with the book that is needed. That should be your main source. Before sumitting anything, please remember to click on the box the says “safeassign”, this lets the professors check if there is any plagiarism.

You are the second in command at a city law enforcement agency. Your agency is currently in the promotion cycle with several candidates interested in a Lieutenant’s position that has become available. The agency only has positions at this level come open about once every year. There are two candidates for the position that standout above the rest from the perspective of their service and […]

In this course you have learned about various aspects of physical and personal security. Some of these elements include terrorism, insider threats, and homeland security. These concepts are not new but do have different elements today for individuals and governments. As threats arise, different measures and strategies are developed. Write a 1,050- to 1,400-word paper that includes: The functions of the National Infrastructure Protection Plan and […]

Discussion and analysis of issues related to law enforcement agencies. For this Assignment, discuss and analyze the strengths and weaknesses of UCR, NIBRES, and NCVS In a 5-page paper, analyze and discuss the pertinent background, concerns, issues, and proposed solutions to the specific area/issue selected. Include examples to support your analysis. MUST use at least 3 peer-reviewed sources APA style including in-text citations

150 WORDS AGREE OR DISAGREE How does an investigator prepare for an interview or interrogation? Are there differences? Interviews and interrogations have significant differences when it comes to actually conducting them; however when it comes to preparing for interviews and interrogations, they are very similar.  First of all, the investigator needs to take time to prepare for the conversation they are about to engage in.  In […]

In the required readings for this week Siegel (2015) and Losoncz & Tyson (2007) discuss Braithwaite’s concept of reintegrative shaming. This conceptualization of shame centers on the emotions felt when standards established by familial or social institutions fail to be met. In many societies around the world shame is a powerful tool of social control, however in the United States the process of informal shaming […]