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Crime Scene Physical E CJS/215 Crime Scene: Physical Evidence CJS/215 Crime Scene: Physical Evidence When arriving at the crime seen my team was instructed to collect all the physical evidence that was present. Upon arrival we noticed some shell casings, bloody fingerprints, and drug paraphernalia. We also encountered some bloody clothing, a crowbar, a fired bullet, and some tire marks leading up to and away from the crime scene. The tattered bloody clothing may be instrumental in determini...

Explaining F CJS/215: Introduction To Forensics Explaining Forensics 1.Describe the evolution of forensic sciences over time, including the role of key pioneers. ï‚·Some of the earliest reports of forensics being utilized comes from a case in China that happened within the third century. Information and knowledge about the human anatomy and body weren t really something that was actually explored until a few centuries down the road. In the la...

State V. Stu Dents Week 3 Group State V. Stu Dents CJS/305 State V. Stu Dents The evidence will show that after the defendant, Stu Dents, broke into the victims residence on October 18th, he kidnapped and brutally murdered Uma Opee. The defense will try to collaborate that the Stu Dents was insane at the time of the crime. But Stu Dents is not insane, he is just a cold-blooded murderer. Under the Section 187-a of the penal code, is explained as, the unlawful killing of another human, or ...

Prisoner Re entry Comparison P Prisoner Re-entry Comparison Program CJS/255 Prisoner Re-entry Comparison Program Unfortunately, in society there will always be criminals and they will always need to be transitioned back into society. It is the job of corrections to make sure that the inmates that are released are as prepared as possible for the challenges that they will face once they are released from jail. Through a thorough examination of two programs, the Allegheny County, in Pennsylvani...

why they kill Why they kill CJS/231 Introduction For this paper I have picked the two segments of Stage 3: Violent Performances, and Stage 4: Virulency. I well summarize the subject or content of each video segment chosen. Identifying what major principles of sociological theory are addressed ...

CJS215 IESHA CJS/ 215 Forensic Science and Criminal Justice University of Phoenix CJS/ 215 Introduction to Forensics Toxicology screening involving drugs A toxicology screen is a test that determines the approximate amount and type of legal or illegal drugs that a person has taken. The results can show the presence of one specific drug or a variety of drugs at once. Forensic Toxicologist The forensic toxicolog...

Team Final Paper Week 2 .docx CJS/305 Fourth Amendment Summary CJS/305 Introduction The Constitution of the United States was enacted on September 17, 1787, and it established Americas national government and fundamental laws, while guaranteeing certain basic rights for its citizens. The Fourth Amendment guarantees that the people have a right to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures. This legal right limit the power of the pol...

CJS221 .doc CJS/221 Cultural Diversity and Race in Criminal Justice CJS/221 Cultural Diversity and Race in Criminal Justice The notion of race seems to permeate almost every facet of American life. Certainly, one of the more highly charged aspects of the race dialogue relates to crime. In the place of minority, which some believe is a term of oppression or a term that seeks to minimize the collective aspirations of a group, the term people of color has been suggested. Whatever the term to b...

Team Paper Week CJS/305 Fourth Amendment Summary CJS/305 Introduction The Constitution of the United States was enacted on September 17, 1787, and it established Americas national government and fundamental laws, while guaranteeing certain basic rights for its citizens. The Fourth Amendment guarantees that the people have a right to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures. This legal right limit the power of the police to seize ...

Jails Prisons and Securilty L Jails, Prisons, and Security Levels CJS/255 Jails, Prisons, and Security Levels The job of a correctional officer is to oversee the arrestees who have been arrested and are awaiting trial, to be released on bond, to their own recognizance, or who have been sentenced to serve time in jail or prison. The job of working in a correctional facility can be incredibly stressful and sometimes dangerous, but so can any job. Correctional officers have one of the highest...