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What were the inadequacies of the old system? Is the new system going to be more effective? Explain.
Since 1646, there have been many changes in the juvenile justice system in the areas of age, crimes committed, punishment, and the judicial process.
What is the philosophy of the Classical School in criminology? How does this philosophy affect current policy?
Briefly describe the purpose of the National Counter-Terrorism Center (NCTC).
The case manager has decided to look at evidence-based practices and empirical research to develop a program that is designed for violent offenders.
What are the principles of good correctional leadership? What ethical behavior is expected from a good correctional leader?
What rival causal factors (internal validity and external validity) would you control for?
What is the difference between the grand jury hearing and a preliminary hearing? Which would be better in my case?
What is the current assessment of the potential threat for biological, chemical, or nuclear acts of domestic terrorism?
How would you describe prisons for women? How would you compare women's prisons to those for juveniles and men?
Explain the restorative justice process. Identify how the crime in the case study had effects that went beyond harm to the immediate victim.
Discuss and display an understanding of how legislation meant to protect can harm individuals.
You need some help discussing the treatment of mentally ill juveniles in the justice system.
Differentiate between the biological and environmental causes of behavior, using at least five points of comparison.
Are children who are raised in single-parent families more likely to engage in delinquent behavior throughout their youth? If so, why?
Provide a specific example of a street crime and a white-collar crime and then demonstrate how the offender could utilize Gresham Sykes.
What elements comprise the social bond for Hirschi? How are ideas from the Chicago School relevant to this theory?
What are the principles of the classical school of criminology? Which principle had the most influence on the mission and history of corrections? Explain.
Described at least three effects that viewing violence on television and in video games has on children.
Discuss the signs or incidents that might notify someone that this type of crime is taking place. For example: Types of security signs or incidents:
Identify and describe at least 1 new less-than-lethal or nonlethal technology that is currently under development.
What are the different theoretical perspectives on domestic violence? Compare and contrast at least two perspectives to explain Adam's behavior.
Explain how Romney and Obama use criminological theories such as social conflict to frame their own rendition of the neutralization theory.
What is the relationship between previous victimization and criminal offending in women?
Compare and contrast the various theories on domestic violence.