Getting Organized and Putting the Pieces Together The police and citizens often have different viewpoints about community policing. Community policing can be very labor intensive and the police of often have numerous different types of pressure on them from a variety of locations within the jurisdiction. For this week’s assignment you are to evaluate how a police agency should deal with the multitude of different […]

  As we have progressed through this course we have reviewed and evaluated different aspects of the community-oriented policing system and have gotten a good idea of where we are now. But what of the future? Where are we headed to? If there is one thing we have learned it is that we are always evolving. For this week’s assignment consider the future of community-oriented […]

Refer to Chapter 8: Who can be found guilty of business crime and what is the key to establishing criminal liability? Using the Internet, research and post an example of a business crime committed in the last 2 years and any and all of those who were held criminally liable. (See the examples of types of business crimes in the chapter reading). Include your source for information in your […]

Analyze the mini-case study titled, “The Pocatello Prison Siting Story: A Case of Politics.” Your essay must incorporate the concepts from this week’s readings and must state how they relate to the rational or non-rational (i.e., political) approaches to policy analysis. Use the Case Study Format document as a guide for your paper. At a minimum, your case study analysis essay must follow the following […]

   Deliverable Length:  1,200 to 2,000 words   Interview 3 criminal justice professionals from different areas of the criminal justice field in your local jurisdiction. Make sure you obtain the following information:   The name of the interviewee The name of the interviewee’s department The interviewee’s specific interests in becoming the criminal justice professional that he or she is (this could vary depending upon the […]

Background:  TLG has scheduled another meeting with the GC owners to further discuss the risks and liabilities of tort law.  This meeting will  focus specifically on product liability. Winnie and Ralph asked you to participate in the GC meeting and to be prepared to discuss specific product liability risks related to GC’s use and resale of EPI cleaning products.  Instructions:  To prepare, review product liability […]

  Week 3 Discussion – Contract Law:  Imagine you are a senior manager in a U.S. manufacturing firm who procures component parts and services from various states. What is required for a valid contract and what part of a contract might put your company at risk if not sufficiently scrutinized prior to signing a contract? Explain contract formation and differences pursuant to common law versus the Uniform Commercial Code. […]

While it will ultimately be up to the attorney to draft these documents, you should begin now by getting a feeling for what is involved. You will draft a proper will by using your state’s statutes, and it will include the stated requirements for a personal representative in your state. One thing you never want to do is become dependent on computer programs; as two […]

   Discuss the liability, if any, that might arise in respect of the following incidents: Zoe bought a house with a large garden in a rural farming area. She obtained planning permission to build an extension to manufacture organic herbal remedies in her home. In a short time, the sales of Zoe’s remedies reached a very high level and she employed five people to meet […]

We have a good idea of where we are now in regards to community policing. But where do we go in the future to build on our successes and forge stronger ties between the community and government service providers? The Department of Justice and the International Association of Chiefs of Police have recently released a publication called “Bridging the Gap Between Law Enforcement and Communities […]