Discipline: Law - Criminal

fundamentals of psychologyfundamentals of psychology

  What are three (3) facts you learned about the brain that you didn’t know before?  Please be sure to provide examples. Why do you personally think that learning more about the brain is helpful in studying psychology?  Please be sure to provide examples.  If you could choose any nervous system disorder to study, which […]

Discussion QuestionDiscussion Question

The Constitution of the United States provides protection for the citizenry of the United States. For those in the criminal justice system we recognize the need to treat the citizenry with the utmost of these protections. However, for social administration of justice, we must view the topic from the lens of the criminal justice employee […]

All About YouAll About You

 Try using empathic listening and I-messages in two real discussions. Next, write a one page summary for each discussion (two different summaries) explaining what you did and how it went. Based on our readings and discussions, what did you learn about the use of empathetic listening and I-messages in conversation?  Were you surprised by how the […]

Mental Health and the CourtsMental Health and the Courts

  Assignment Details You will select 1 of the 4 topics for your Discussion Board (DB). Please read the instructions for the DB assignments carefully as they are different from your other classes that you have had DBs in. Selecting one of the four topics, you will be required to submit a 300-word minimum main […]

Criminal Justine Non-SystemCriminal Justine Non-System

The criminal justice system has actually been referred to as the criminal justice “non-system” by many observers of modern criminal justice in America. What do we mean when referring to the criminal justice system as a “non-system?” Do you believe that the criminal justice system is a true system, or is it better characterized as […]

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Week 5 Project: Corruption Supporting Lectures: Ethical Systems Crime Control Discretion and Law Enforcement Discretion and Corruption Managing an ethical police department can be a difficult challenge. As you have seen, the criminal justice field often presents situations that would appear to be governed by competing ethical systems. The very nature of police work presents […]