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University of Phoenix-FORENSICS CJS215. 2 PREDATOR FRAUDSTER EXAM

week 5 CJS/221 Week 5 Signature Assignment: Diversity Changes University of Phoenix CJS/221: Cultural Diversity in Criminal Justice The program I did research on and one of the programs that is put in place that is working in establishing diversity in the criminal justice system is Gender diversity among the criminal justice workforces. The program has approached the title 'Gender in the Criminal Justice System' from the point of view of individuals in contact with criminal justice ins...

Wk 5 Future Challenges and Technology .docx CJS/241 Introduction to Police Theory and Practices University of Phoenix CJS/241: Introduction to Police Theory and Practices Future Challenges and Technology Advances in technology significantly affect the field of policing and law. The future, especially in policing, can be complicated because the law still banned today may become legal in the future due to advances in technology. Implications can be ...

Issues with Sentencing Post Conviction Relief and Due P Issues with Sentencing, Post-Conviction Relief, and Due Process CJS/251 Issues with Sentencing, Post-Conviction Relief, and Due Process In the past few decades, this country has been plagued by what law enforcement; and now the public, has come to know as mass shootings. On July 19, 2012, what would then be termed as the deadliest mass shooting in history, which killed 12 people and wounded 70 others. This act was perpetrated by one...

CJS215 IESHA CJS/ 215 Crime Scene Investigation Team University of Phoenix CJS/ 215 Introduction to Forensics Crime Scene Team Members and Their roles 1. Team leader- The individual who will assume control, conduct initial walk through, determine search patters, designate command post, coordinate with other law enforcement, ensure the sufficient supplies and equipment are available for personnel. 2. Photographer and photographic Log Recorder- Photograph entire area before entry, ...

CJS211 POWERPOINT 01 11 CJS/ 211 Ethics in Criminal Justice University of Phoenix CJS/ 211 Ethics in The Enforcement of Laws €¢Ethics is used when taking an Oath to protect and serve your department and community. This oath happens and is taken place when the person graduates and completes the ceremony functions part of it. €¢Ethics also states that the officer is to protect and serve, the individuals and property of their community. Protecting the peaceful against violence. And r...

juvenile vs. adult CJS 245 Juvenile-vs.-Adult Justice Systems CJS 245 Introduction When it comes to the Juvenile system versus the adult court system the difference between them you must look at how they are treated when it comes to their perspective cases in court. When a juvenile goes to court it is more about rehabilitation and treatment as well as for community protection. This is considered because a juvenile is underage and can make rational decisions and in theory, the court system ...

common CJS/315 Common Law and The Fourth Amendment University of Phoenix CJS/315: Criminal Procedure Introduction The Constitution was created by our founding fathers to defend the rights of citizens of the United States; rights not previously known under British rule. Vigilante crime and justice had been the law of the land. The Bill of Rights Fourth Amendment protects its citizens from unlawful search and seizures. Common Law and Origin of the Fourth Amendment The roots of the Fourt...

CJS215 INTRODUCTION TO FORENSICS .doc CJS/215 Explaining Forensics CJS/215: Introduction to Forensics Explaining Forensics Forensic science goes back to many centuries. There have been individuals who have observed evidence, and applied those basic scientific skills to solve crimes. The Swedish Chemist Carl Wilhelm Scheele came up with the first test for detecting the poison arsenic in corpses. There was also the German Chemist Valentin Ross who had discovered a better method to detecting...

Code of Ethics week CJS/211 Title of Paper University of Phoenix CJS/211 Ethics of Correction Corrections is a large, wide-reaching aspect of criminal justice that includes incarceration, probation, and parole. When it come to the incarceration side of correctional department there are so many alarming ethical issues that officials are face with that surface in the prisons. I can only imagine if being task to work in this type setting could probably be not easy to work. Although the job...