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  • Q : Principles of classical school of criminology....
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    Critically discuss the principles of the classical school of criminology? Which principle had the most influence on the mission and history of corrections?

  • Q : Example of street crime....
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    Give a specific example of a street crime and a white-collar crime and then demonstrate how the offender could utilize Gresham Sykes and David Matza techniques of neutralization in attempt to provid

  • Q : Family violence-frustration theory....
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    Joe had a bad day at work. He spent the past three weeks working on an architectural design for some clients, carefully incorporating every detail they requested.

  • Q : Boot camps for juvenile delinquents....
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    List three main differences between the methods that boarding schools and boot camps utilize. In your opinion, which of these options would be more effective in working with troubled teenagers?

  • Q : Lethal or nonlethal technology....
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    Identify and explain at least three less-than-lethal options that are available to law enforcement. Identify and describe at least one new less-than-lethal or nonlethal technology that is currently un

  • Q : Specific consequences of child abuse....
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    Discuss some of the specific consequences of child abuse for the victim? What is the relationship between previous victimization and criminal offending in women?

  • Q : Changing and creating criminal laws....
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    Determine a criminal law that you would repeal or change. What would you change, or why would you delete it? Identify a criminal law that you would like to add.

  • Q : Biological theories of criminology....
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    Explain what issues biological theories of criminology bring up regarding free will and the justness of punishment. Please reference at least one source.

  • Q : Psychological theories of criminal behavior....
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    Explain whether psychological theories of criminal behavior have implications on public policy as well as how these implications have been reflected in actual policy.

  • Q : Sociological explanations to crime....
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    Critically discuss three sociological explanations to crime and which one is believed to directly account for criminal behavior in society.

  • Q : Law enforcement throughout political era....
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    Compare and contrast law enforcement throughout the Political Era, the Reform Era, and the Community Era. Additionally, discusses what drove the profession to make changes.

  • Q : Risk factors for drug abuse in youths....
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    The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) falls under U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and reports on risk factors for drug employ among juveniles.

  • Q : Control in law enforcement agencies....
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    Discuss some of the reasons why it is more beneficial to limit the number of officers reporting to one supervisor.

  • Q : Juveniles and gang activity....
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    Why do juveniles join gangs? What is the psychological profile of a gang member? What can parents do to help their children stay clear of gangs?

  • Q : School violence and dress code....
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    Give a quick synopsis of the current problem of violence in US schools. Describe the reasons for suggesting a new dress code or uniform policy for the students?

  • Q : Media and political views....
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    Suppose you were conducting an experiment on media and political views. You would've one of the participants' watch CNN for a half hour a day for week, another watch MSNBC, and the other to watch Fo

  • Q : Psychology and biochemical theories of violent behavior....
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    Critically discuss the difference between psychology and biochemical theories of violent behavior. Which theory is the best predictor of criminality?

  • Q : Different models of american prisons....
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    Discuss the different models of American prisons (Pennsylvania and Auburn)? How do these models differ? What would happen if there was only one model to follow?

  • Q : Purpose of grand jury....
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    Critically discuss the purpose of a grand jury and how does indictment by a grand jury differ from being charged by a prosecutor?

  • Q : Determining crime and delinquency....
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    What does Barry mean when he says that perhaps it is time for the CIA to be directed by "a professional with a set term that doesn't coincide with presidential elections"? How worthy an idea do you

  • Q : Style of community supervision changing....
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    How is the style of community supervision changing? Provide reasons why current supervision strategies are different from strategies that were used in the past.

  • Q : Basis for the current approach to sentencing....
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    Discuss the basis for the current approach to sentencing? What are its pros and cons? What has resulted from using this approach?

  • Q : Inmate riots and disturbances....
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    Describe inmate riots and disturbances. Include factors that cause them and response team roles and goals. How can prisons try to prepare for these types of events?

  • Q : Critically discuss inmate classification-reclassification....
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    Critically discuss inmate classification, reclassification, and internal classification systems. What do they involve?

  • Q : Illustrate out juvenile crime and gangs....
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    Illustrate out juvenile crime and gangs, and discuss the four categories of juvenile offenders. What are status offenses, age of original jurisdiction, statutory exclusions, and concurrent jurisdict

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