Discipline: Criminology

Your review should address the following questions: How did an early life of pain, and domestic abuse fuel David Goggin’s desire to survive, and thrive in life? What does it mean to be your own hero? Identify and describe the 10 Challenges? How did the “accountability mirror” change his life? What is the “mind game” […]

This project should cover each of the four main subtopics below in one way or another. There is no minimum length for the PowerPoint or the Infographic. However, you are required to use at least three peer-reviewed sources including your textbook to present your material. Any additional information resources outside of these three do not […]

The paper must be a minimum of six and no more than seven full pages double-spaced not including the title or citation pages. Must use APA for citation. All the questions/prompts below must be answered in the analysis Provide a brief summary of the crimes of the criminal. In the second part of the textbook, […]

This paper is a book anaylsis of the book All God’s Children by Butterfield about the Bosket family and crime. I have uploaded a file named ‘JUST 212 Guidelines for Final Paper’ PLEASE MAKE SURE TO OPEN THIS AND FOLLOW ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS AND GUIDELINES!!!! Also, I have uploaded readings from my class, powerpoints of […]

FACT SHEET: Overview and Requirements  A fact sheet is a one-page document (e.g., flyer) that contains the most relevant information about a topic. The goal is to provide facts and key points in a clear, concise, and easy-to-understand way. The fact sheet should be graphically designed, not written like a paper. You should synthesize relevant course […]

Exceptional work with presentation of the highest standard.  The workcontains coherent arguments and ideas.  There is a detailed understanding of subject matter and critical analysis of issues/problems. Points are made clearly and concisely, always substantiated by appropriate use of sourcematerial.  There is evidence of a sound ability to critically interrelate theorieswith examples from practice where appropriate. The ability to apply knowledge and reasoning to academic problems set in the specific learning environment.  A good knowledge of the key areas of criminal law studied.  A thorough understanding of the social and philosophical issues which underpin criminal law. Good literacy, IT ability and knowledge of academic conventions, particularly referencing.  The […]

There is ONE summative assessment in this module: an essay.  However, it will be graded in two halves each being 1500 words, total 3000.   A summative assignment means an assignment designed to measure the level of your success against the learning outcomes of the module. All summative work contributes to your overall assessment mark for the module.  […]

Introduce the topic of the study, and give the research question for the article that you came up with. Summarize and critically evaluate the methodology, Which theories were used to explain how punishment affects behavior? Provide name and definition. What hypothesis(es) were studied? If none explicitly mentioned, create one. What was the population of the study? What […]

Conduct a brief interview with an adult about their involvement (or non-involvement) in crime and deviance over the life course. This interview can be synchronous (e.g., in-person, via videoconference) or asynchronous (e.g., via email). Ask interview questions that are informed by what you learned in this course. Take detailed notes on your subject’s answers. Write […]

-Explain the applicability of one drug law ( A state or federal law within the last 10 years inside the United States) to chapters 8-10 of Drugs, Crime, and Justice (Steven Belenko; Cassia Spohn). -Explain how The New Jim Crow by  Michelle Alexander relates to the drug law -Explain what chapters best explain the law […]