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Ethical Violations of Criminal J (1) Ethical Violations in Criminal Justice CJS/211 Ethical Violations in Criminal Justice The main function of the police force in the United States is to protect the communities and its citizens from criminals and those that would cause them harm, and this includes the police themselves. It is also their duty as officers of the law to uphold the laws of this country or the states that they live in, but they must uphold them, not bend or break them in order t...

Correctional P Correctional Populations CJS/255 Correctional Populations The correctional population of any prison in America today is a mixture of special needs inmates. These are the inmates that the law forgot or didnt represent to their fullest capability. The law is imperfect, but it has been taken to new levels with the mentally ill, and the drug addicted just to get them out of sight and behind bars. So, society doesnt have to see or deal with them anymore and into an already overburd...

Week1 Learning from the Professionals CJS/305 The question will be asked to determine, what you bring to the table to become a good paralegal, if there is a passion and determination to be a paralegal. One should outlinetheir interest for a particular specialization, whether its criminal justice, corporate or personal injury. The next move is to then move on by mentioning how drawn and committed the person would be to the research and data entry aspects of the job. They want to know the ...

CJS215 explaining forensic .docx Explaining Forensics CJS/215 To what we know some of the earliest known idea of forensic science is from a manuscript. These were dated for Third century China which was titled œYi Yu Ji. However then main known development that was used was in the 1775 when chemist Scheele devised the first successful test for detecting the poison arsenic in corpses.Then later in the 19th century, public officials would start using scientific disciplines to help in the so...

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 ...