Marjorie Benton

Juvenile Delinquency

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instructions attached below

Requirements: 4 pages

Research Paper: How Various Factors Affect Juvenile Delinquency Assignment Instructions

Overview

In this assignment, you will apply the Learn material in a meaningful way to clarify your understanding of various factors which impact delinquency. Examples of various factors influencing juvenile delinquency include social risk factors such as individual, family, school, peer, and community factors. Physical factors like age, gender, and race are further characteristics which could have influence on delinquency. Additionally, social class, gang affiliations, and drugs can affect how juveniles may be further influenced into problematic behaviors. As is evident, there are many factors noted in the readings that can factor into a child resulting in delinquent behaviors. The purpose of this assignment will give you the opportunity to apply the Learn material in a meaningful essay application.

Instructions

Your essay discusses the relationships among the family, the educational system, drugs, and delinquency. Additionally, how does geography, race and social class combine to affect delinquency:

  • The length of your assignment is four pages.

o   This assignment required a title page, abstract, reference section, all of which are not included in the page count.

  • Your essay format is APA
  • See the assignment rubric for further details of assignment including reference requirements.
  • Peer-reviewed scholarly resources (should be within five years when possible).
  • Assignment must be submitted as a Word document.

 

Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.

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Geography, race, and social class directly influence delinquency through social disorganization, promoting major risk factors for deviant behaviors. Some communities and cities cannot promote positive values and enhance social control (Changalasetty et al., 2019). Structural factors in the community create a social disadvantage to some members. For instance, African Americans and Latinos are most likely to occupy the zones of transitions that are characterized by poverty rapid population growth, among others (Binik et al., 2019). These conditions can also influence family dysfunction. Social disadvantage is a major factor in juvenile delinquency in the United States. Fragmentation in the community between people in different social class influence scanty solidarity and reduces interaction and cohesion. Children living in a community marked with ethnic heterogeneity are at high risks of delinquency due to a lack of social integration. The rapid increase in population in some regions and among various social groups heightens poverty, housing challenges, and the state of homelessness linked to delinquent behaviors. Hence geography, race, and social class influence delinquency through social disorganization.

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Juvenile Delinquency

Marjorie Benton

Criminal Justice Program Proposal

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so attach 3 papers in total

Complete the last portion of your proposal by addressing the following maintenance and change-process elements: 750 WORDS

  • Describe communication processes among key personnel.
  • Describe the importance of cyclical evaluation to identify future problems and program development changes.
  • Describe the system you will use to continuously collect stakeholder concerns and recommendations.
  • Identify quality control criteria.
  • Describe monitoring strategies to evaluate personnel performance and program operations.
  • Reassess the entire program from start to finish and update any inconsistencies, contradictions, or inadequacies.

Finalize your Criminal Justice Program Proposal by compiling Parts I through VI into one cohesive 5,250- to 7,000-word cumulative proposal. Include a table of contents and any appendices as needed in the final version submitted to your faculty member. (SEE ATTACHED)

Create a 10- to 15-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation that captures all sections of your proposal. Your presentation must represent your proposed program in its entirety.

Include detailed speaker notes in your presentation. Use complete sentences, with correct grammar and punctuation, to fully explain each slide as if you were giving an in-person presentation.

Format your proposal and presentation consistent with APA guidelines.

Requirements: 1

  this is the last part of this assignment, you have previously worked on all five of the previous ones and now is the big one. I hope all the instructions are clear but if you need anything from my end please let me know. Is everything ok? Is the assignment understandable?
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The proposed criminal justice program will not only address the shortcomings of the current approach to dealing with juvenile offending but also cater to the developmental needs of juvenile offenders. Doing this is essential, considering it helps the juveniles to refrain from reoffending and prosper in their future personal and professional life. The new adjustment, requiring educators and mental health experts to conduct regular follow-ups with released juvenile offenders, will go a long way in helping achieve this objective. The youth are the future of any nation, and thus, their developmental needs should be catered for, even when they engage in delinquency.

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Criminal Justice Program Proposal

Marjorie Benton

Cyber-security infrastructure

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For your final research paper in this course, you will write an analytical research paper addressing a major issue of your choosing from among the topics covered in this course. As a research paper, your paper will have to answer a significant puzzle related to a course topic.

For this assignment, you are essentially doing the first three elements of your research paper outlined below.

Title Page of the Paper: The title of your paper should be brief but should adequately inform the reader of your general topic and the specific focus of your research. Keywords relating to parameters, population, and other specifics are useful. The Title Page must include the title, name, course name and number, and Professor’s Name.

Introduction, Research Question, and Hypothesis: This section shall provide an overview of the topic that you are writing about, a concise synopsis of the issues, and why the topic presents a “puzzle” that prompts your research questions, which you will include. This section will be 1-2 pages. End your introduction with your research question.

Review of the Literature: All research projects include a literature review to set out for the reader what knowled

 

ge exists on the subject under study and helps the researcher develop the research strategy to use in the study. A good literature review is a thoughtful study of what has been written, a summary of the arguments that exist (whether you agree with them or not), arranged thematically. At the end of the summary, there should still be gaps in the literature that you intend to fill with your research. It is written in narrative format and can be from 4-6 pages depending on the scope and length of the paper.

As a literature review, this section should identify the common themes and theories that the prior research identified. In this section, what you do is look at the conclusions of prior research and identify what the common themes are you see in those conclusions. You then identify those themes.

Technical Requirements

  • Your paper must be at a minimum of 5-9 pages (the Title and Reference pages do not count towards the minimum limit).
  • Scholarly and credible references should be used. A good rule of thumb is at least 2 scholarly sources per page of content.
  • Type in Times New Roman, 12 point and double space.
  • Students will follow the current APA Style as the sole citation and reference style used in written work submitted as part of coursework.
  • Points will be deducted for the use of Wikipedia or encyclopedic type sources. It is highly advised to utilize books, peer-reviewed journals, articles, archived documents, etc.
  • All submissions will be graded using the assignment rubric

Requirements: 8 Pages   |

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In addition, when advancing their causes, these hacktivists often commit crimes such as website redirects, website defacements, distribution of malware, data theft and disclosure, sabotage, and Dos and DDoS attacks. Hacktivists use these tactics to gain illegal access to their target websites, data, and systems (Scheuerman, 2016). An illustration of this is what took place in Uganda, where websites operated by the Uganda Investment Authority and the Uganda State House got defaced by political hacktivists. After gaining access to the websites, these hacktivists posted a picture of Adolf Hitler, a Nazi swastika, and replaced text with pictures of a scary clown

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Cyber-security infrastructure

Marjorie Benton

Class-action lawsuit

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I am giving Six cases that need to be put in brief form I have an example how the cases need to be (1st Case. https://casetext.com/case/steinberg-v-chicago-medi…) (2nd Casehttps://law.unlv.edu/faculty/rowley/Lefkowitz.pdf )(3rd casehttps://law.justia.com/cases/california/court-of-a…) (4th Case https://law.justia.com/cases/kentucky/court-of-app…) (5th Case https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-cou…) (6th case https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/district-cour…) I am including an example thats how the briefs need to be done 10.5 font Arial and 1.15 line spacing in microsoft word

 

Pls do not plagiarize anything

Requirements: 1 Page for each Brief  

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According to the court, the defect identified by the initial court in the complaint involved failure to allege the defendant concealed a material fact. The court argued that a seller must share any material information within their knowledge that might affect the desirability or value of a property. Furthermore, the court reasoned that allowing the plaintiff to survive a demurrer in light of the unusual underlying factors will not endorse material facts anchored on peripheral harms. The court further added that murder is not a common phenomenon, and thus, has the potential to disturb a buyer to the extent that they cannot live in a house where the killings occurred. In addition, a buyer might not be aware of such a fact, considering discovering it does not fall within their duty of inquiry before buying a house. Based on this, the court reversed the holding made by the initial court, pointing out that the plaintiff’s complaint demonstrated an objective and tangible harm, and even though allowing her to pursue it would open the floodgates for subjective grounds, she should be allowed to go forward with it.

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Class-action lawsuit

Marjorie Benton

Models of criminal process

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Each response will require approximately 1.5 pages. Be sure to use citation where appropriate.

  1. Describe in detail the central thesis behind Broken Windows policing. How does Broken Windows fit into Packer’s two models of criminal process? That is, is Broken Windows more closely linked to Crime Control or Due Process? What implications does this have and what might Packer suggest are some of the consequences of this approach?
  2. Police are often faced with difficult conflicts in their career roles. They are expected to protect the public from a number of dangers that law enforcement just a few decades ago were not asked to police. For example, police today are expected to play an important role in helping to fight terrorism and prevent illegal immigration. What sort of difficulties might these diversions from traditional police work create for law enforcement and their relationship with the public? How might these changes in policing affect how the public views the police and affect how the police view the public?
  3. Tyler discusses the importance of legitimacy for developing support and cooperation with police. In the changing face of policing, specifically as law enforcement has become more militarized, how might willful cooperation and support of the police change? What effects might the militarization of the police have on the public’s view of police as legitimate?
  4. When detailing the policeman’s lot, Reiss describes the steps an officer must go through in detailing the “plot” of a situation. Describe these different steps and how they have changed and their relevance since Reiss’s writing.
  5. What role might racial disparities in the criminal justice system, especially in policing, and the war on crime have on promoting the support and cooperation of the public with police? What policies may be effective in helping to ameliorate any problems that might exist?
  6. Reiss describes the importance of reciprocity in the relationship between the police and the public. What can happen when this breaks down? Describe some recent examples of this decline in reciprocity and what could be done to ensure that it does not completely erode.

Requirements: 1.5 Pages per question   |   .doc file

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marginalized and disadvantaged groups will have no access to safety, increasing the crime rates within the community (Cole and Gertz, 2012). It is a significant challenge as there would be underfunding policing for the poor populations while the more responsive policing for the affluent communities. It creates a considerable inequality to access safety, impacting the wellbeing of a community and contributing to more crime, in the case of immigration, either legal or illegal immigration. Until recently, most police agencies in the United States believed that executing immigration laws was a federal rather than a municipal job. The police wanted immigrants to feel free to approach the police if victims of crime, especially when employers exploited them. Even persons who were in the nation unlawfully deserved to be protected by the law, according to police officials. However, in response to rising anti-illegal immigration sentiments, police forces have begun to enforce immigration laws (Reiss, 1973). As expected, this has alienated these communities when connecting with immigrants is more important as they form a significant part of the United States population and society.

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Models of criminal process

Marjorie Benton

Juvenile justice system

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assignment -1 In a minimum of 1-2 pages, briefly discuss, identify and describe the nine major decision points in the juvenile justice process.

Proper APA format required to include a title page, reference page, and citations.

assigment-2 In a minimum of 1-2 pages, summarize and discuss ONE of the four landmark cases for establishing due process rights in the juvenile justice system.

Proper APA format required to include a title page, reference page, and citations.

Requirements: 2 pages each

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The due process model was established to help juveniles not to face criminal charges and have the right to prove themselves innocent until proven quilt. In my opinion, the court handled Gerald’s case poorly because the court underutilized the importance of due process with a clear awareness that due process is the primary foundation of individuals’ freedom (Hellerstein & Appleby, 2020). Based on the U.S supreme court, juveniles and adults are supposed to be given a fair trial and the freedom to exercise their rights under the due process clause of the fourteen amendments.

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Juvenile justice system

Marjorie Benton

Juvenile Delinquency

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Assignment Details – in a 300 word post address the following

A young person is caught stealing a bicycle. It is the individual’s first criminal offense. Using what you’ve learned, address the following:

  • How would the legal system have dealt with the youthful offender in the early 20th century compared to now?
  • Which of these approaches do you think is the most beneficial to that individual? Explain your reasons.

Be specific and refer to sources that have informed your opinion.

This is the course text book we are using that you can use for a reference

Bartollas, C., & Schmalleger, F. (2017). Juvenile Delinquency (Justice Series) (3rd Edition). Pearson Education (US).

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Currently, legal changes and policy changes on juveniles have taken place and now stress aggressive punishments and accountability of the young person about their actions. It has shifted the legal system approach from rehabilitation and diversion to juvenile crime and punishment. Hence the focus has shifted from rehabilitating the crime offender to punishing the act. Therefore the young person caught stealing a bike would be punished for their actions rather than rehabilitated. The best approach, in this case, is to rehabilitate the offender. This way, the individual is more likely to change their behaviors and become aware of the consequences of the behaviors (Bartollas and Schmalleger, 2017). The individual should be rehabilitated since, as a young person, they may have committed the crime due to peer influence and the need to take risks. Young people are more likely to engage in threats compared to adults. In addition, peer influence may impact their actions and encourage risk-taking behaviors. As the young person

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Juvenile Delinquency

Marjorie Benton

Criminal justice system faces

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The criminal justice system is a very complex system with many moving parts and actors. Taking a critical thinking approach, in 2-3 pages, based on your readings from this course as well as other readings and research. Discuss the realities and challenges that the criminal justice system faces.

Proper APA format required to include a title page, reference page, and citations.

Requirements: 3 pages

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The best approach, in this case, is to rehabilitate the offender. This way, the individual is more likely to change their behaviors and become aware of the consequences of the behaviors (Bartollas and Schmalleger, 2017). The individual should be rehabilitated since, as a young person, they may have committed the crime due to peer influence and the need to take risks. Young people are more likely to engage in threats compared to adults. In addition, peer influence may impact their actions and encourage risk-taking behaviors. As the young person

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Criminal justice system faces

Marjorie Benton

Law enforcement’s

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Write a White Paper. It is 2025 and you are a captain working in the County Sheriff’s Department. The Sheriff and you were at a townhall meeting where many people complained about their concern with law enforcement’s increasing use of technology to invade their privacy. The Sheriff promised the people at the townhall meeting that she would discuss current and future technology at the next meeting. The Sheriff asked you to prepare a memo on emerging technologies and how it will impact the department. You must select two types of technology not yet used by the Sheriff’s Department. You are to briefly describe the technology, how it will be used, identify potential legal issues, and how you will inform the community of the technology’s use. After conducting research, you must write a white paper that follows the following criteria:

  1. Create a professional document in accordance with instructions in the Professional Writing Guide.
  2. The length must be between 500 and 1000 words. You will be penalized for shorter or longer memos.
  3. Word length applies to the body of the text only.
  4. Cite sources using footnote citations only.
  5. Text is single-spaced.
  6. Use proper grammar and punctuation.
  7. List word length at the end of your document.

You can use pros and cons of the selected technology to support your answer.

No title page needed. Single spaced.

Requirements: 500-1000 words max

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Secondly, the gun detection system, ShotSpotter, will improve policing by helping the sheriffs pinpoint gunfire and respond immediately by detecting the location. The system will also help them identify the shooters present at the scene and the precise weapons used to fire the shots.[1] Hence, this system will enable the sheriffs to identify a counter plan to minimize casualties in such an event. In most cases, the police fail to get accurate information from witnesses when they encounter gun violence in the neighborhood. However, this system’s accurate information will reduce witness errors, which prolong investigations. On the downside

[1] Columbia Southern University. 4 Technological Advances Changing Law Enforcement (2020):3. https://www.columbiasouthern.edu/blog/february-2020/technological-advances-in-law-enforcement/

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Law enforcement’s

Marjorie Benton

Criminal law

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Instructions:
Read the brief vignette of a ficticious crime below and then write a 600 word paper (about 2 pages double spaced) that addresses the “steps” below.

Vignette:
A robbery of a liquor store occurs at 11:00 on a Friday night. Two men enter with shotguns and steal the contents of the register and some lottery tickets. An employee working at the store, is the only witness and there is no recording of the crime. The student was drinking a beer at the time of the robbery but has a BAC far below the legal limit for intoxication at the time of the crime and the police notes and body camera recordings show no signs of intoxication. The employee recognizes one of the men from a pick-up basketball game he plays in every couple of weeks but he says the man was disguised with sunglasses and a wig during the robbery. In a line-up he identifies the man and says he is highly certain that it is the robber.
As the robbers left the store, one of them grabs a bottle with his barehands and throws it on the floor. It breaks into several pieces. The crime scene investigators reassemble the bottle in a lab and pull two partial finger prints off of it. A finger print analyst matches the print to the one taken from the suspect at booking.
There are a lot of potential details left out of the vignette. That is to give you room to ask pointed questions in court to try to reinforce the efivence/testimony or to undermine it.
Steps for the paper:
1. Imagine that you are working for a prosecutor or a defense attorney (pick only one)…PROSECUTOR

2. If you had the choice between the eyewitness identifying the defendant or the physical evidence that links the defendant to the crime, which would you prefer to present to the jury as evidence of the suspects guilt OR to have to argue against before the jury (depending on the role you chose)? PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
3. Using what you learned in class and other resources, why did you pick the witness or the physical evidence?
4. What is the point that you would reinforce the most or attack the most to make your case to the jury?

Papers should be DOUBLE SPACED and proofread for grammar and spelling.
References should be cited in a professional format (e.g., APA or MLA

Requirements: 2 pages not including cover and reference

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In arguing my case, I would reinforce the fact that fingerprints that detectives lifted from the broken pieces of a glass bottle matched those of the accused person. This aspect would be crucial in placing the accused person at the crime scene and at the material time when the crime occurred. I would assert that tallying up all the other factors and records showing that there was no customer at the impugned time. I would argue that a fingerprint match complemented other circumstantial evidence that indicated one of the robbers had smashed a glass bottle before escaping. Therefore, it provides a weighty reinforcement for the evidence adduced and justifies a decision to convict the accused.

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Criminal law