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Narrative Of Events1. At 2230 hours on October 21, 2021, I was on uniformed patrol duties in the downtown core of Anytown, BC. I am a Police Constable with the Anytown Constabulary and have served in this capacity for twenty-one years. I am a Senior Constable and Recruit Field Trainer. At this time, I received a radio call of a fight in progress in front of Shaky’s Bar at 200 East Rigamarole Lane. I activated my emergency equip...

JUS-470 Topic 6 TAP Part VI: Behavioral Analysis Instructions: Read pages 80-98 which delineates terrorist profiles and behavioral analysis concepts used in identifying them as threats. Research two high-profile terrorists and one criminal who is not a terrorist. In an essay of 1,000-1,250 words address the following using the proper terminology of the industry. 1. Comprise an overview of each of the three criminals and their crimes. 2. Delineate...

Task1. If the accused did not know that there was an injury inflicted on the victim and that the bleeding, if unattended to, would, result in death, is it possible that the accused can be charged for murder or for any other lesser crime(s)? Discuss the relevant issues in the context of how you would establish the offence(s). 2. All references must be indicated (*see below on how to cite). You do not have to attach any case laws or any other d...

Review of Roxanne L. Euben's bookIn recent months, the media has been saturated with endless discussions on Islamic fundamentalism. People with little or no training in Islamic studies have been paraded in front of viewers and readers presenting useless, and at times mindless, commentary on Islamic theology and fundamentalism. Amid all this hyperbolic discussion, a refreshing and cogent analysis can be found in Roxanne L. Eubenâ€
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Details of the Oral AssessmentThe oral assessment will be during the period indicated in your Assessment Timetable. You will be given details of your oral assessment by your Campus Assessment Team. You have 10 minutes to make your presentation. The examiner will stop you at 10 minutes if you have not already stopped. The examiner will then have 10 minutes to ask you related questions. You should not use visual aids, although you are at...

Tips for Structuring Your ReviewEvidence Based Reviews: as your assignment requires you to present an evidence-based review, it is useful to spend some time reading and reflecting on some real-life examples. Below you will find links to a range of reviews. You will see that they vary somewhat in their approach and layout, and of course your review has some flexibility in how it is presented too. However, they all broadly seek to do the sa...

Understanding Peer-Reviewed Journals in CriminologyIn the field of criminology, peer-reviewed journals house manuscripts that discuss research projects that have been examined by experts in that research field. Typically, two or three peer reviewers are asked to evaluate a submitted research paper to determine whether or not the paper meets the standards of the discipline.   To become familiar with current published research in c...

Liability for Homicide: Colin and Bilal's LiabilityA luxury yacht operates out of England providing cruising, dining and water sports entertainment to guests. As part of the service the guests are entitled to borrow jet skis to use only within a designated area of water marked out by buoys. On arrival all guests sign a hire agreement on these terms. One of the guests, Erin, rides one of the jet skis beyond the permitted area and seeing a frie...

Task Assessment criteria: Law and Criminology Grading Criteria Level 4 70+ Comprehensive coverage of relevant issues, including the identification of all relevant legal issues in a problem based assignment. Accurate knowledge and understanding of legal concepts, principles, rules and relevant case law where appropriate Clearly written with careful and accurate use of the English language and legal terminology. Coherent structure and well pres...

Overview of the CaseYou will begin by telling the jury that this really is a very simple case and that if they consider the evidence in a logical way and apply their good common sense, they will undoubtedly find that the charge against James Clarke has been proven. You will say that the evidence against James Clark speaks for itself. You will remind the jury that two witnesses heard the accused state his intention to send the vehicle through t...

Course Code   :  CRM105

Course Title   :  Introduction to Criminal Justice

Ref style  :  Not Selected

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Format RequirementsFormat Requirements: Your submission in Blackboard via SafeAssign must: 1. include a cover page with your name, UIN, course name, and time the course meets; 2. be a Word document font 11 Calibri (body); and 3. list each question number, the question itself, and your response to the question. Failure to follow the format above will cause a minimum 3-point deduction. Q 1. For purposes of Miranda warnings, when is a per...

Pertinent Factors About the Model NationFor this assignment, you will select one of the six model nations in the textbook to research the differences in criminal code and legal procedures between the United States and your selected country.Imagine you are traveling abroad in your chosen country when you witness a local national committing a violent assault. The criminal is arrested and charged by the police. Upon returning to the United States...

Assignment 1: Comparative ResearchIn the Unit I Lesson, we discussed the three theoretical perspectives of comparative research. Comparative research is crucial in bringing about positive change in the field of criminal justice. Identify two of those perspectives involving comparative research, and describe both with examples. Ensure you address the issues below. Examine the concept of comparative criminal justice. Assess how comparisons ...

Demographic InformationCriminologists are thoroughly schooled in conducting research to test existing and developing theories to explain why crime is committed. Examining historical accounts of convicted offenders is one way to examine information relevant to criminological theories. For this assignment, choose one “famous” criminal, such as a person listed on the Biography website Infamous Serial Killers. U...

Checking Assignments for Proper Attribution and Direct QuotationsBefore submitting assignments, you should check through it to ensure that:  •    all material identified as originally from a previously published source has been properly attributed by the inclusion of an appropriate reference in the text;•    direct quotations are marked as such (us...