Federal emergency 1. What do you think about allowing the President the additional authority to declare a federal emergency without a gubernatorial request? 2. The Posse Comitatus Act prohibits the military from enforcing state laws – does the use of the Department of Defense to aid in the aftermath of hazards violate this long-standing common … Read more
American civil liberties American civil liberties limit what the government can do. These freedoms are not static; however, their scope is constantly changing based on decisions and interpretations made by the judicial branch. For this week, review the “Landmark Supreme Court Cases—Incorporation” handout (located in Unit Four). (This has been attached to question link). Select … Read more
Future of Victimology The Future of Victimology This week’s readings discuss how the various characteristics of a person can make them vulnerable to becoming a victim of crime. Victimology has come a long way since its initial acceptance in the criminal justice community; however, there remains work to do in order to eradicate criminal victimization. … Read more
Internet Search Google, Democracy, and the truth about Internet Search How does the author believe that Google is jeopardizing democracy? What supporting arguments and evidence does she use? What counter-arguments should she include, and where would they best fit? Cadwalladr doesn’t always set up or explain quotes. Are there missed opportunities? Where? ARTICLE : https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/dec/04… … Read more
Juvenile and Adult Courts Juvenile and Adult Courts: A Comparative Analysis Paper Write a 1,050- to 1,400-word paper comparing juvenile courts with adult courts. Include the following in your paper: Select a U.S. Supreme Court case from Ch. 4 of The Juvenile Justice System, or another relevant juvenile court case. Describe your case and the legal issues … Read more
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