Discipline: Law - Criminal

 What are the four main sources of law? Please define and give an example of each. How have the definitions changed over time, if at all?  Please make sure you also summarize your analysis of each of the examples you have cited for the class and tell us something new that you discovered about each.  […]

 Discuss and set forth the elements of the crimes of arson, carjacking and stealing someone’s lottery ticket. 

  In a jury trial, potential jurors are selected from a cross section of the local community. There is no requirement to have a certain education or background. The only requirement is to be a person of reasonable intelligence, who is not biased. For this discussion, respond to the following: Do you think citizens drawn […]

 What are the four main sources of law? Please define and give an example of each. How have the definitions changed over time, if at all?  Please make sure you also summarize your analysis of each of the examples you have cited for the class and tell us something new that you discovered about each.  […]

 After learning about some of the possible solutions to prevent human trafficking, identify what you believe to be the three most effective solutions, and offer one new solution to this problem 

 According to the United Nations, there are 29.4 million victims of human trafficking around the world at any given time.  Why do you think that there are this many cases of human trafficking?  

 Describe at least two major technology tools used by the police. Discuss whether you think these tools are effective. Why or why not?  Discuss the different viewpoints with your learning colleagues. 

 The Fourth Amendment provides protection against unreasonable searches and seizures. What would constitute a reasonable search? Why? What would be unreasonable and why? Support your comments. 

Program Description (Including a description of the program, population served, activities of the program, and program expected outcomes) Evaluation Preparation (Including theoretical basis for the program, selected evaluation model or framework, Logic Model, sources of data, and methods of data collection/analysis) Evaluation Reporting (Including Reporting/dissemination of the evaluation findings, ethical considerations, and communication to staff […]

The Final Paper is worth 200 points. You are required to visit a reputable art museum in your area and select a work of art to discuss and critique in a formal, iconographic, and historical context. Your grade will be based on the depth of your analysis of the subject.