10 slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation to describe each step in the process of resolving sexual relationships of inmates ethical dilemma. Identify the complete process you would use as a correctional counselor or case manager to report, document, and resolve Speaker notes for supporting information Two sources.  APA guidelines.

Within the U.S. Constitution is the “border exception” to the 4th  Amendment which articulates a sovereign’s rights to protect itself by stopping and examining persons and property crossing into this country. See also United States v Ramsey, 431 U.S. 606 (1977).  Read the Supreme Court decision ofRiley v. California and share your thoughts on the “border exception” with respect to warrantless searches of electronic devices […]

Before submitting Project 1, review the Artifact Chart Checklist Word Document to ensure you have met all the requirements for Project 1. When you feel that you have met all of the requirements successfully, submit your project. Use the Project 1 Artifact Chart Word Document to complete this assignment. Review the Project 1 Artifact Chart Guidelines and Rubric PDF document for more details.

After viewing the video Eye Witness Identification and Reform, what are your thoughts as to the reforms they suggest? Should cases go to trial if eye witness testimony is the sole evidence? Please elaborate. 1-2 paragraphs. Eyewitness Identification Reform

6.2   Discuss the issues that families are coping with today in regard to the opioid crisis and drug-related deaths of our young adults today. Drugs do not discriminate, affecting each and every one of our families in some way. Discuss a topic in this area and how it has affected our families today. You must support your response with scholarly sources in APA format.  […]

Research a court case that involves the Fourth Amendment and the police authority to perform searches. Provide an overview of the case, discuss the purpose of the Fourth Amendment, and discuss the outcome of the incident. Your case study must be at least two pages in length, not counting the title page and references page

When people talk about the value of criminological theory in the criminal justice system, theory guides the development of policy and programs allowing for the prevention of crime, improvement in public safety, and programs and policy to reduce recidivism. Criminological theory, even those earliest of theories, have come to influence society. However, as your readings highlight, one of the pressing challenges is that for many […]

First, read Chapters 2, 3, and 4 in The Essential Workplace Conflict Handbook, regarding how diversity and inclusion (Chapter 2) and team building (Chapter 3) inform your understanding of the Define piece of the DMAIC process model. Chapter 4 moves into an examples-based consideration of the problem definition, from a narrative perspective. Also, be sure to read the DEFINE Supplementary Document. In your initial discussion […]

SECTION ONE Assigned chapters 7, 8, 9, 10 In this section, you are asked to provide a brief summary of the chapter readings and a minimum of 4 case briefs (see below for a listing of the assigned chapters and case briefings). Along with a summary, discuss your thoughts about the assigned readings. On what areas do you agree/disagree and what have you learned through […]

Overview: For this assignment, due in Module Two, you will complete a SMART goals chart. By now, you should be able to see how the DMAIC phases are  interconnected. This SMART goals task provides an analysis tool to help you define the conflict in the selected case study for your final project. This Define  component is due in Module Three as Milestone One: Defining Goals. […]

Many of those in positions of leadership in the court system often serve in elected positions. In many elections, sides often dig up things from another candidate’s personal life that are embarrassing, regrettable, or concerning. Often these incidents may be decades old. Do you believe the personal life of a judge, administrator, or clerk should be subject to scrutiny and debate during the election? Is […]

1. Discuss the tests that are currently used to determine whether or not a person has fired or handled a firearm. Are these tests conclusive? Why or why not? 2. Explain in detail how you would collect the following impression evidence located at a crime scene:      a. A shoe print in dry dirt      b. Tool mark on a windowsill      c. […]