"Terrorism and Practical Reflection"
Recall what you learned this week and respond to the following items in your post:
What laws have been enacted in the United States to protect the government from the clear and present (or probable) danger of disruption or overthrow?
In the past twenty years, there have been many terrorist acts in the United States, both foreign and domestic. As a future leader in our criminal justice system, what steps would you take to prevent this cycle of violence? Explain your reasoning.
On September 11, 2001, the United States became the victim of a coordinated terrorist attack. Although 9/11 is the most notorious terrorist event against America, it certainly is not the only attack. Do some research to identify another terrorist event against the United States (other than 9/11 and the Oklahoma City bombing) and provide the details and a short paragraph of facts surrounding it for the class. Then, explain the "ideology of terrorism and terrorists" pursuant to your event.