• Q : Implications for juvenile females and minorities....
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    Implications for juvenile females and minorities.An assessment of the tracking of juvenile arrests as a method of measuring the amount of and trends in juvenile crime.

  • Q : What is the purpose of the confidentiality of juvenile....
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    What is the purpose of having a separate legal system for juveniles? Do you agree that a separate system is necessary? Explain why or why not.

  • Q : Explain the different levels of government....
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    What was the intended outcome in establishing these U.S. fusion centers between U.S. intelligence agencies and local law enforcement agencies? Explain.

  • Q : What is the final day of the festival....
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    Joan and Don own "Hot Diggety Dogs," (HDD) a vending cart business, which sells gourmet hot dogs on the Streets of Richmond, Virginia.  The partners operate four hotdog carts scattered at var

  • Q : What are the common targets for suicide bombers....
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    Research and explain the level of planning that went into the World Trade Center attacks on 9/11. How much time was spent planning?

  • Q : Explain the academic or real-life criminal justice....
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    In your opinion, why do you think some individuals within low-crime neighborhoods commit crimes while many in high-crime areas refrain from crime?

  • Q : Explain the theory of the elements....
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    Jones brings suit against all the defendants, Windell Travel, Windell Hotel and Jennifer Travels for Negligence. Explain the theory, the elements and how it would apply to Jones' case.

  • Q : Explain the social and economic factors....
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    You are working as a research assistant to a senior researcher for the National Institute of Justice who has recently been assigned to a task force project on violence in the United States.

  • Q : Describe the common law....
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    Which contract law will the court most likely apply in making a decision in Jones' attempt to recoup his trip costs; common law or the UCC and how will it affect the remedies he can obtain? Explai

  • Q : The lack of theory used to understand crime....
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    Theories and practice in the field of criminal justice are difficult to tie together because of the lack of theory used to understand crime that will teach lessons for future criminal acts.

  • Q : How to website created an express warranty....
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    Jones wants to sue Jennifer Tours, Windell Hotels, Inc, and Windell Travel, Inc together in Federal court for his injuries as a result of the fall. Can he do so?

  • Q : Learn about criminological theory....
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    Some criminal justice students have questioned the need to learn about criminological theory because it is not related to the real world, or at least the field of criminal justice.

  • Q : How to disclaimer to the effect....
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    Just prior to reaching the age of 18, Jennifer had booked Jones' tour.  Jennifer Tours has an exclusive sales contract with Windell Travel, Inc.Jennifer Tours placed the ad in the Boulder Gazet

  • Q : Identify and analyze current and future issues facing prison....
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    Identify and analyze current and future issues facing prisons and prison administrators today and the role/issue of alternate correction systems as a developing trend.

  • Q : What are the differences between substantive law....
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    What are some examples of alternative dispute resolution methods (ADR)? What are the advantages and disadvantages associated with ADR versus litigation.

  • Q : Analyze laws relative to product safety and liability....
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    Discuss the legal theories used by the plaintiff to recover in this lawsuit, how the lawsuit was resolved, and why you agree with the decision in the case.

  • Q : How does information collected....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Criminal profiling is an investigative tool that can be used to help investigators profile and identify unknown criminal subjects or offenders. The overall goal of criminal profiling is to help

  • Q : Describe the product subject to recall....
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    Describe the product subject to recall, including the recall date, recall number, and the reason for the recall. Analyze whether the manufacturer would be liable for negligence if the product had

  • Q : Explain what strategies you believe are most effective....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Which purpose of criminal sanctioning seems to be predominant in the world today? Which purpose do you believe is most effective?

  • Q : Research the plea bargaining process....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Utilizing the GCU eLibrary collection, research the plea bargaining process. Write a positional essay of 600-800 words that discusses the merits, deficits, and feasible alternatives of our limited

  • Q : What is the importance of exculpatory evidence during trial....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Discerning relevant evidence is an important government function. The prosecution has the duty to turn over exculpatory evidence to the defense in criminal prosecutions.

  • Q : Determine the single most significant challenge....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Analyze the ways in which managers could use the Federal Register to determine the single most significant challenge associated with its use, and how managers could address that challenge

  • Q : What were some of the factors that provoked violence....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    According to David Courtwright, crime rates were high in the nineteenth century before TV, movies, and rap videos were even created.

  • Q : What are the specific goals of drug courts....
    Business Law and Ethics :

    The typical undercover operation is known as a buy and bust. That means that an undercover officer buys the drugs from the dealer and then arrests the seller.

  • Q : Differences between community and correctional setting....
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    Write a 1,050- to 1,400-word paper in which you identify and describe the differences of case management in the criminal justice system within the community and in a correctional

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