Read and analyse Slack and Wises chapter on Assemblage and Articulation

Read Slack and Wises chapter on Assemblage and Articulation. They argue that this model gives us a methodology to study culture that includes important elements such as politics and economics as well as technology. Importantly, it allows us to not simplify things down to mere technological determinism. In an essay of 1500-2000 words, explain their theory of articulation and assemblage and then use this framework to explain the development and social uses of one of the following communication technologies: landline telephones, television, Facebook, or YouTube.

explain why it is illegal or legal in a few sentences.

For each scenario below, identify if the search is illegal or legal. Also explain why it is illegal or legal in a few sentences.

1.Officer Jones is trying to find a convict who escaped from a nearby jail. Going door-to-door in the neighborhood surrounding the jail, he asks permission to enter each house and search it. The Nguyen\’s allow him to enter their house. Once in the house, the officer sees and seizes an unregistered firearm that is on a bookshelf.

2.In a neighborhood well known for producing methamphetamines, the police have a warrant to search the basement of one home to find a production lab. Finding nothing in the basement, they perform a protective sweep search on the rest of the house.

3.While chaperoning a high-school football game, police in Mississippi see a gun on the front seat of a parked car. Opening the car door, they discover not only the gun but also bullets and a knife.

4.Jody and Chandra attend a keg party where all of those drinking were under age. The police break up the party without arresting anyone. They seize Jody\’s purse. Inside, they find marijuana and arrest Jody for possession.

5.Late for work, Diego was driving five miles over the speed limit when pulled over by the police. Ordering Diego out of the car, the police proceed to frisk him and find a small weapon in his jacket pocket.

Discuss Smooth integration of borrowed sources into the essay with signal phrases

5 pages plus works cited page.
MLA formatting, citing, and documenting
An identifiable thesis statement
Identifiable argument with logical support–all ideas in the paper flow logically; the argument is identifiable, reasonable, and sound. Evidence is used to support the writers position, not write the entire paper. Select the appropriate evidence.
Smooth integration of borrowed sources into the essay with signal phrases and lead-ins, claims, evidence, and warrants
No more and no less than five sources . One of the sources must be the opposing viewpoint
o The same sources used for the annotated bibliography should be used the research essay.

This research paper is based of of work already completed with your service. The sources used are listed on the annotated bibliography.

Write 1050-1400 words related to trends in the management of courts. Explain how the following issues impact the way courts complete their function: -the implementation of specialized or alternative courts -the impact of court consolidation and restructuring on victim right laws -the changes the court agencies have made (at the local, state, and federal level) in response to the above issues and analyze the effectiveness of the changes.

1050-1400 words related to trends in the management of courts. Explain how the following issues impact the way courts complete their function:
-the implementation of specialized or alternative courts
-the impact of court consolidation and restructuring on victim right laws
-the changes the court agencies have made (at the local, state, and federal level) in response to the above issues and analyze the effectiveness of the changes.

Discuss Should the companies submit to whatever the government asks?

Week Five – Essay
These are the website:


http://archives.cjr.org/cover_story/21st_century_censorship.php
https://www.thebalance.com/how-media-censorship-affects-the-news-you-see-2315162

After viewing Edward Snowden\’s TedTalk within the View Media section of this week\’s Module, answer the following questions:

What communications of yours (for example, Google, Apple, Facebook, and mobile phones) could have been potentially swept up in the data-collection programs? Was the data collection on subjects outside of the United States, or were U.S. citizens also subject to data collection? Should this distinction make a difference?
Was anyone put at risk because of Snowdens leaks?
Is it possible to verify that the various secret data collection programs made U.S. citizens safer?
Should the user data of Google, Apple, Facebook, and major mobile phone providers be tapped by government surveillance projects without our knowledge? Should the companies submit to whatever the government asks?
Was Snowdens intent in leaking the information to offer it to be used to the injury of the United States or to the advantage of a foreign nation (as the Espionage Act says), or did he have other reasons for leaking to the press? Why did Snowden feel compelled to flee the United States? Is there a reason for the government to discourage would-be whistleblowers of any kind?

Include some references to the textbook readings from Week Five.
Please follow these directions.