criminology101

Chapter 1 Assignment

Should society attempt to restore law violators to the community, or should violators merely be punished for their misdeeds?

Chapter 3 AssignmentSubmit Assignment

This assignment was locked Apr 15 at 11:59pm.

You will need the text book as well as the PowerPoint to answer the following questions.

If you have any questions please feel free to message me.

1) Discuss the characteristics of a psychopath/sociopath.

2.) Should victims ever be to blame for their victimization?

Please make sure you answer in-depth do NOT just tell me yes/no without an explanation of your position.

Chapter 4 Assignment

This assignment was locked May 6 at 11:59pm.

Research a case in which the defendant used the defense of entrapment, you will present the case to the class. Do not tell the class the verdict in the case.

All of you will vote on whether or not the defendant should have been acquitted or convicted based on the entrapment defense.

Your points will be based on upon your research and your participation in class!

This will be done in class April 12th, everyone will have to present to get points.

Chapter 5 Assignment
!.) There is concern that history may be repeating itself in policing due to increased reliance on civilian volunteers and privatization. Is this a cause for concern?

2.) Private police outnumber public by a factor of three to one. Is this beneficial or harmful?

The powerpoint will be available after we discuss chapter 5 in class.

Chapter 6 Assignment

1.) Do the disadvantages of proactive policing outweigh the advantages?? Explain.

2.) Can the police and the community ever form a partnership to fight crime?? Why or why not?? Does the community policing model remind you of early forms of policing?? Explain.

3.) What are the relationships among community policing, problem-oriented policing, and intelligence-let policing? Are they similar or fundamentally different?

Chapter 7 Assignment
Students should review the article
http://www.traumacenter.org/resources/pdf_files/Police_Stress.pdf
(Links to an external site.)
on police stress and develop a pamphlet to be distributed to police officers on ways to manage their level of stress.

Week 7 Discussion 1

Something Interesting from the VideoFor this discussion, your assignment is to talk about something you found interesting in the video. If you can provide a short quote, great, if it\’s a longer discussion, then paraphrase the discussion. Why did you find it interesting, and how does it relate to the class.Also, you must provide the time in the video where it is, so that other students can find it. look at the video from 20:00 to 24:00the answer should be 100 words 

Pol 110

  Write a three to four (3-4) page paper in which the student answers the following three (3) items using headers to separate each item:In your research, you cannot use Wikipedia, online dictionaries, Sparknotes, Cliffnotes, or any other Website do that does not qualify as an academic resource.Your assignment must follow these formatting requirements:

Week 7 Discussion 2 – Retaliation for the OPM Attack?

In the outside readings, you learned about the China/U.S. cyber “pact” that was signed during President Xi\’s visit to the United States in the fall of 2015, and how that was, at least to some extent, a reaction to the OPM attack.But as we also saw, that pact would not block China from conducting another attack just like the OPM attack.As the textbook describes, during the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union had an informal, presumably unwritten agreement on how to deal with spies. In short, if a Soviet citizen was found spying in the United States, they would be deported, and similarly if a U.S. citizen was found spying in the Soviet Union. They may expel a diplomat or two in protest (usually the expelled diplomats were also suspected spies), but it actually made spying a relatively risk free proposition (unless you were spying on your own government).This was actually a very sensible system. It acknowledged the obvious, which was that both countries were going to spy on the other. By limiting the retaliation to deportations, it minimized the chance of a small event escalating into a major one. And spying was still somewhat controlled, because it was difficult to do and every time a spy was caught, years of effort was lost. Unfortunately, that same model of retaliation doesn\’t control cyber espionage at all, for two reasons. One is that the spies never even have to leave their home country, so there\’s no one to deport. The other is that it\’s much, much easier to access digital data across the internet than it was to access printed documents and be able to take pictures of them with miniature cameras.It seems that we need a new “agreement” about how to retaliate against cyber espionage. 

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Chapter 9 Assignment

Write a paper on the issues surrounding appeals.
Should the courts attempt to limit appeals? If so, what types of limits should be put in place and what types of cases should they apply to? How would this affect justice?

Chapter 14 Assignment
Today, nearly everyone is familiar with the concepts of prisons, reformatories, and jails. Institutional corrections have become so commonplace in the United States that many people take their existence for granted. Residential institutions, however, are a fairly recent historical phenomenon. Read about the origins of prisons at:
http://www.howardleague.org/index.php?id=31
(Links to an external site.)
(Links to an external site.)

After you have looked over this site, answer the questions below:
What form did the earliest correctional methods take?
What influence did Jeremy Bentham have on corrections in England?
Briefly discuss the views held by the Quakers which related to corrections.

Chapter 15 Assignment
The Stanford Prison Experiment is arguably one of the more famous psychological experiments of the past several decades. Discussed in most introductory psychology textbooks, this experiment evaluated the psychology of prison life. Though psychologists intended for the experiment to last two weeks, it had to be called off early, because the participants were beginning to show signs of depression and extreme stress.
Read more about this fascinating look at human psychology at: http://www.prisonexp.org/
(Links to an external site.)
When finished, answer the following questions:
How did the prisoners cope with their feelings of frustration and powerlessness?
What are the three types of guards that emerged? What characteristics did they display?
Why was the experiment brought to an abrupt and early end?
What do the results of this experiment tell us about real life prisons?
What do the results of this experiment tell us about human nature?

Chapter 16 Assignment
Michael Crowe was 14 years old when he was arrested and charged with the murder of his 12 year old sister. Police interrogated him over a 2 day period.
watch part of the interrogation at http://www.oprah.com/oprahshow/Michael-Crowes-False-Confession
(Links to an external site.)

Based on what they viewed, and after conducting their own independent research, have students compile a top ten list of procedures that must be followed by police officers when interrogating juveniles?

Chapter 17 Assignment
Write a persuasive paper (2 pg min) on whether prostitution should be legalized or continue to be criminalized in the United States

ANT 101 discussion

Read the article, . Then, address the following:There are many different kinds of social groups in the United States: clubs, fraternities, gangs, counterculture groups, online communities, etc. Identify a social group that you are part of, and then discuss which of the social control mechanisms (mentioned in section 8.4 of the textbook) are applied in your group. Why do you think these forms of social control are effective?Your initial post should be at least 250 words in length. Support your claims with examples from the required materials and/or other scholarly sources. Cite your sources in the body of your post and provide a complete reference for each source used at the end of it. 

Any topic (writer\’s choice)

You have been promoted to vice president and director of your mid-size firms pension fund management team located in Cincinnati, OH. Before you have even had the opportunity to settle into your new office, your senior vice president tapped you to take her place and present an investment seminar to \”a group of investment decision-makers\” comprised of government analysts from all over the tri-state area but that is the extent of the information youve been provided. After doing some quick research, youve identified that the specific target audience for this presentation is composed primarily of individuals with little or no professional investment experience who are attending this seminar to build their skills.

In order to address the range of information these individuals need to know and the likely range of questions that may crop up, youll need to be able to:

Describe the essential characteristics of a bond and how these characteristics interact to determine bond value, inclusive of how both the interest rate and coupon rate influence bond value and pricing.
Summarize call provisions and sinking fund provisions. Explain how these types of provisions individually make bonds more or less risky for a) an investor, and b) the issuer.
The value of an asset whose value is based on expected future cash flows is determined by the present value of all future cash flows the assets will generate. Given the case scenario and target audience provided, select and discuss a simple asset situation that could apply to exemplify this concept.
Define what it means when a bond is callable. Provide two measures you can review to understand what type of returns to expect if the bond is called or if it is not called.
Describe the type of returns one could one expect with a callable bond trading at a premium price and provide your rationale. Explain the significance of the designation \”premium price.\” Discuss why or why not a callable bond trading at a premium price would be an appropriate investment for the target audiences organizations.
Select an example scenario appropriate to the seminars target audience Write a general expression for the yield on a probable debt security (rd) and define these terms in regards to that hypothetical security: real risk-free rate of interest (r*), inflation premium (IP), default risk premium (DRP), liquidity premium (LP), and maturity risk premium (MRP).
Define the nominal risk-free rate (rRF) and provide an example relevant to your target audience of a specific security that can be used as an estimate of rRF.
Describe interest rate risk and reinvestment rate risk and how these relate to the maturity risk premium. Based on reinvestment rate risk, provide an example on how a 1-year bond or a 10-year bond would be a better investment for a typical community as represented by those attending your seminar.
Select an example appropriate to your seminar target audience to explain the concepts of a) term structure and interest rates and b) yield curve.
Review corporate bankruptcy law. If a firm were to default on its bonds, describe how the company assets could be/would be liquidated. What is a likely outcome for bondholders? Select and describe an example scenario that applies to your seminar attendees organizations.

Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.

Choose a company (not from China, and we choose Prada) and present a case study of a foreign direct investment project into Hong Kong.

Choose a company (not from China, and we choose Prada) and present a case study of a foreign direct investment project into Hong Kong. Use all relevant literature from the module to analyse the case. Your analysis should include a critical examination of the currency of your chosen country with a focus on recent history, drivers in exchange rate movements and predictions of future exchange rate changes and the possible relevance thereof to the case study. Please choose more than 8 references from the internet.