From the case Leopold-Loeb case. Leopold and Loeb’s Criminal…
From the case Leopold-Loeb case. Leopold and Loeb’s Criminal Minds | History| Smithsonian Magazine First, what are the who, what, where, when, why, and how from reading the case. How was the victim, Bobby Franks, killed and with what type of weapon? What would be the primary characteristics of this type of […]
In the 1960s, methamphetamine users were considered the…
In the 1960s, methamphetamine users were considered the “speed-freaks” of the psychedelic drug scene. These individuals were on the fringes of the users and were unpredictable and not really “loving.” Methamphetamines moved from a counterculture drug to the heartland of America to a public safety concern. This drug was not an inner-city drug as much […]
Describe the differences between juvenile community corrections and…
Describe the differences between juvenile community corrections and institutional corrections. Identify the different correctional sanctions available to the juvenile court. Describe the duties and responsibilities of probation officers. Describe what Intensive Supervision Probation (ISP) is and which juveniles are eligible for ISP. Identify and explain alternative sanctions available to the juvenile court. Describe what aftercare […]
in 400+ words discuss What are the discussed pros/cons or benefits…
in 400+ words discuss What are the discussed pros/cons or benefits and drawbacks discussed with intensive supervision methods? Give an example of one of these methods or technologies you think are appropriate and good for probation/parole, and another that reflects a practice you’d like to stop. Discuss what evidence based research is, and what practices […]
Is it disturbing to hear that most child sex crimes have…
Is it disturbing to hear that most child sex crimes have misinformation pertaining to the types of offenders that commit these offenses? If you were tasked with studying the criminal mind and motives of a child sex offender, which one interests you the most out of the infantophile, pedophile, hebephile, or ephebophile and why?
Discuss police discretion, define discretion, discuss the problems…
Discuss police discretion, define discretion, discuss the problems with discretion and the necessity of discretion. Also, discuss the range and scope of discretion. Please make response lengthy so I can understand the subject.
How would you explain the positive and negative effects of peer…
How would you explain the positive and negative effects of peer pressure and how to handle it responsibly to your teenage children. Why is peer pressure so good for team sports (NFL & NBA) and the military in accomplishing their missions? Does peer pressure and or social media play a role in any of this […]
All organizations have informal leaders as well as formal leaders….
All organizations have informal leaders as well as formal leaders. Talk about the difference between informal and formal leaders. This needs to also include the positive and negative impacts an informal leader can have on an organization. Lastly, discuss how you would deal with an informal leader who is anti-management and attempts to get their […]
Chapter 6 Describe the requirements of the M’Naghten Defense and…
Chapter 6 Describe the requirements of the M’Naghten Defense and the Substantial Capacity Test. What famous, historical cases were involved in the use of each test? What is/are the primary difference(s) between the two tests? Describe what happens to a person who is found to be legally insane during a criminal hearing. Do they go […]
Discuss the concept of political crimes and how these crimes are…
Discuss the concept of political crimes and how these crimes are different from other types of criminal behavior. Should political crimes be treated differently from other crimes? Provide a rationale for your response.
