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  • Discussion

    In the textbook on pages 195-199, an imaginary panel discussion takes place on the Exclusionary Rule. Please review the discussion and indicate whose position(s), i.e., Average Urban Citizen, Prosecutor, Public Defender, etc., you agree with and why. If you do not agree with any of the positions, discuss why.

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): Examples Explanations for Criminal Procedure_ The Constitution and the Police 9thEdition PDF ebook.pdf

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  • Reading Response

    Guidance:

    Choose one of the assigned readings for the week you are submitting a response for.

    Provide a brief summary of the main argument, concepts and themes of the reading. Focus on the key points made by the author.

    Analyze the reading keeping the following questions in mind:

    What is the central argument presented by the author?

    How does the author support these arguments? In other words, what evidence is given? this can be in the form of examples, or a theoretical framework utilized by the author.

    How effective is the authors argument and evidence? Are there any limitations to their study/argument?

    How does this reading connect to themes discussed thus far in class or in other readings we have done? What are its contributions?

    Reflect on how the reading has impacted your understanding of the criminal justice system.

    How does this reading relate to or challenge your previous knowledge and assumption about policing, criminal courts, incarceration, or the criminal justice system more generally?

    What insights or questions did the reading provoke for you?

    Discussion question: Include one discussion question developed from the reading. This question does not count towards the 250-300 word count

    Requirements: 250-300 word count

  • Business law ethics

    BUSINESS LAW ASSIGNMENT SPRING 2026 As of February 12, 2026, Donald Trump has signed 242 executive orders in his second presential term, which began on January 20, 2025. One of those orders was Executive Order 14209. On February 10, 2025, when President Trump signed Executive Order 14209 which paused the Foreign Corruption Practices Act. The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) is a U.S. statutory law that prohibits bribery of foreign government officials to obtain or retain business. It also requires companies to maintain accurate books and records and implement adequate internal accounting controls. The FCPA’s anti-bribery provisions apply to all U.S. citizens, companies, and foreign companies listed on U.S. stock exchanges, and its accounting provisions apply to companies that report to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Question – A leading US based pickle ball team wants to schedule and compete in games in foreign locations to garnish worldwide support of the sport and in doing so securing lucrative merchandising for itself both in the US and abroad. An employee of the company is pressured by the CEO to offer bribes to secure a lucrative contract in a foreign market. If you had to advise the employee on what to do what advice would you provide? Submit no more than a 2-page analysis in no greater than 12-point font including the following key considerations: Identify the relevant legal principles; Duty to consumers; Ethics; Analyze the potential outcomes.

  • Legal Analysis

    Following the “How to Brief a Case” handout given in Module 3, brief U.S. v. Leon (1984) 468 U.S. 897. Please remember to follow the instructions on the “How to Brief a Case” handout. Your brief should include a heading for the Case Name/citation, Facts, Issue, Holding/Decision & Reasoning. Your facts and holding should be succinct, and your brief should not exceed one page.

    Refer to Chapter 7 for sources

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): How to brief a case cengage (1)-1.pdf, Examples Explanations for Criminal Procedure_ The Constitution and the Police 9thEdition PDF ebook.pdf

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  • Enhancing Depression and Anxiety Follow-Up Care

    I have attached a copy of my paper in Word format along with images showing the requested corrections. The revisions should not exceed one page, but I included up to two pages to ensure all necessary edits are covered. Please note that not every image contains a required correction. I ask that all changes made to the paper be clearly highlighted for review.

  • Short story to author

    I have provided the instructions, the book I want you to use and the rubric for my previous assignment u did for me. I got a 78 so now I definitely need a 90. Please look at the feedback my prof gave for my assignment.

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): Instructions.pdf, Rubric.pdf, _OceanofPDFcom_Prairie_Edge_-_Conor_Kerr.pdf

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  • Incident Response

    Hello,

    Can you go to this website and I will share the log in information, and complete this lab?

    and after you submit create the screen shots and give them to me please.

    Assisted Lab: Using Nontraditional Vulnerability Scanning Tools

    The website:

    Requirements: You need to pass, even take more than 1 time

  • Writing Question

    Essays, including the Midterm and Final exam essays, will be processed through a plagiarism and AI detection programs before grades are posted.

    MIDTERM ESSAY EXAM

    Topics:

    1. The war on terror has contributed to the growing abuse of human rights.
    2. High school graduates should take a year off before entering college.
    3. All citizens should be required by law to vote.
    4. All forms of government welfare should be abolished.
    5. Both parents should assume equal responsibility in raising a child.
    6. Americans should have more holidays and longer vacations.
    7. Participating in team sports helps to develop good character.
    8. The production and sale of cigarettes should be made illegal.
    9. People have become overly dependent on technology.
    10. Censorship is sometimes justified.
    11. Privacy is not the most important right.
    12. Drunk drivers should be imprisoned on the first offense.
    13. The lost art of letter-writing deserves to be revived.
    14. Government and military personnel should have the right to strike.
    15. Most study-abroad programs should be renamed “party abroad”: they are a waste of time and money
    16. The continuing decline of CD sales along with the rapid growth of music downloads signals a new era of innovation in popular music.
    17. College students should have complete freedom to choose their own courses.
    18. The solution to the impending crisis in Social Security is the immediate elimination of this government program.
    19. The primary mission of colleges and universities should be preparing students for the workforce.
    20. Financial incentives should be offered to high school students who perform well on standardized tests.

    Choose ONE of the argumentation topics listed above to use as the topic for your midterm essay exam.

    Parenthetical citations and Works Cited are required for the Midterm essay exam. Find a source in your textbook or online and use 1 quotes or 1 summary or 1 precis or 1 statistic in your Midterm essay with accompanying in-text citations in 2016, 8th or 9th edition MLA format and Works Cited citations in 2016, 8th or 9th edition MLA format. College scholars do not use dictionaries nor encyclopedias as research sources.

    Narrative examples cannot be used in college essays. Long windups in the intro section of the paper explaining the purpose of the essay will not be accepted.

    You are to write a 100 sentences minimum synthesis essay in response to the topic from the list above that you chose to write about and post the essay to Canvas.

    our essay must include 3 sections that are equal in length. 1) In about 33 sentences, explain, describe and define a problem associated with the topic your chose, 3 solutions to that problem, and defend one of the solutions as the best solution to the problem and why it is the best solution. 2) In about 33 sentences, compare and contrast showing similarities and difference concerning 2 different aspects of the topic your chose. and 3) In about 33 sentences, you will write a position section to your essay in which you take a stance on an issue connected to the topic that you chose. You might be in favor OR you might be against. You might agree with the topic OR you might disagree with the topic. You must take a side and defend and support your position. Your essay must include a) argument, b) counter-argument (the opposite side of the issue that someone might debate against your stance/argument) and c) rebuttal (knocking down the counter-argument as illogical and re-asserting your position/argument/stance)

    Grading Rubric:

    Your Midterm and Final exam essays must show improvement from the Writing improvement paragraphs in Modules 1, 2, 3, and 4.

    There is a Post Mortem in the Lecture section of Learning Module #2 that explains the improvements that need to be illustrated in the Midterm exam essay. Use this Post Mortem lecture to aid you in writing your Midterm essay exam.

    The Midterm essay will be graded using the Post Mortem as the rubric. The Midterm essay exam will be graded A, B, C, D, or F.

    The Midterm essay must include all of the following:

    A brainstorm in words and phrases only attached to the essay.

    An outline in words and phrase only attached to the essay.

    The topic of the essay must come from the list of topics provided above.

    The essay must contain 3 sections of equal length: problem/solution/best solution and why, compare/contrast, argument/counter-argument/rebuttal.

    The essay must be 100 sentences minimum in length (length is NOT as important as all of the other requirements).

    At least one figure of speech covered in this class must be marked using bolding or underlining in your essay. “Marked” means use italics or highlighting or underlining or bolding or ALL CAPS — INSIDE the essay. If you mark SV OR FL next to a sentence, be certain it is obvious which sentence you are referring to OR you get no credit.

    At least one sentence variety pattern covered in this course must be marked using bolding or underlining in your essay. “Marked” means use italics or highlighting or underlining or bolding or ALL CAPS — INSIDE the essay. If you mark SV OR FL next to a sentence, be certain it is obvious which sentence you are referring to OR you get no credit.

    Your essay must be written in 3rd-person, formal, academic tone of voice.

    Your essay must include at least one in-text/parenthetical citation in correct 8th or 9th ed MLA format in connection with research included in your paper. Use the tutorials on MLA form in Module 0 of our Canvas class to help you with this.

    Your essay must include a Works Cited page at the end of the paper in correct 8th or 9th ed MLA format, listing the research your used in your paper. Use the tutorials on MLA form in Module 0 of our Canvas class to help you with this.

    Requirements: No AI

  • Find the value of x using sine ratio.

    In a right triangle, the hypotenuse is 10 cm and one angle is 30.

    Find the length of the side opposite the 30 angle.

    Requirements:

  • The Glass Menagerie

    —The essay should be at least 3 full pages, not including any title page (which is optional) or works cited page. —In addition to any primary texts (the play, the short stories, and Williams’s essays), you must use at least two secondary sources from the SCC library. Library sources must come from credible, peer-reviewed journals or books (no magazines, newspapers, blogs, random websites, etc – as always, you may check with me to determine whether or not a particular source is viable). You may use the documentary Wounded Genius as one of your sources, but it must be integral to your argument (i.e. not used as a passing reference). —Make sure your paper (and its thesis) argues a point about the text(s), and does not just read as a factual report on the readings from class. Your paper should be academic in nature, i.e. not a personal essay. The use of you and I is discouraged (statements such as I believe and in my opinion are redundantthis is your paper, and so I assume these are your beliefs and opinions). —The essay must be in proper MLA format. Make sure you take the time to verify whether or not your MLA is correct. —With that said, all sources must be documented, even the primary text. If using the supplementary sources I provided, please note that all necessary citation information is in the PDF, and be sure you cite it properly. If you need help with MLA, I encourage you to consult with the Purdue OWL MLA GuideLinks to an external site. —Please review the Academic Dishonesty/Integrity/Plagiarism guidelines in the syllabus. ——- Prompts (choose one–for this assignment you may not create your own): 1) Choose one of the following themes in The Glass Menagerie, and craft an argument about how it is represented in the play: illusion vs. reality; abandonment; war and strife; memory; absence vs presence; family and relationships; coming of age 2) Discuss how The Glass Menagerie mirrors Tennessee Williams’ own life, and what these autobiographical elements do for the effectiveness of the play. 3) Research the historical context of The Glass Menagerie, and how it contributes to an understanding of the play. 4) In Scene 1 of The Glass Menagerie, the playwright says: The scene is memory and is therefore nonrealistic. Later, Tom, in his opening speech, discusses the ultimate aim of this method of presentation. Discuss the playwright’s intention in presenting his work in this manner. 5) Discuss how “Portrait of a Girl in Glass” interacts with and departs from The Glass Menagerie, and how an understanding of one leads to a more sophisticated understanding of the other with respect to symbolism, theme, characterization, or autobiography (please note that you will still need to obtain the required number of secondary sources). 6) Discuss how the theme of fatherhood and the motif of fathers operate throughout at least two of Williams’ texts (The Glass Menagerie, “The Man in the Overstuffed Chair” and/or “Portrait of a Girl in Glass”). Rubric Midterm Essay rubric Midterm Essay rubric Criteria Ratings Pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeTitle Title is catchy/unique/interesting (not just named “Midterm Essay,” for instance). 4 pts Full marks 2 pts 2 0 pts No marks No title, or the title is simply the assignment name. 4 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeMLA-style document formatting The document is formatted per MLA guidelines (12pt, readable font; 1″ margins on all sides; double-spaced; with MLA-style header and page numbers) 6 pts Full marks The formatting is flawless and matches MLA guidelines, 4 pts 4 The paper has been formatted per MLA, but with some oversights. 2 pts 2 Some attempt has been made. 0 pts No marks No attempt is made at proper formatting. 6 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeIntroduction The introduction should introduce the subject, provide general context, and present a clear, cogent thesis. 12 pts Full marks The introduction thoughtfully introduces the subject and contains a strong argumentative thesis. 10 pts 10 8 pts 8 Introduction contains a reasonably clear thesis and introduces some of the points the paper will use. 4 pts 4 Introduction is missing the thesis or the thesis does not reflect the assignment and/or the introductory paragraph is not sufficiently detailed. 2 pts 2 0 pts No marks No introductory paragraph is evident, and/or the paragraph does not make sense with the rest of the paper. 12 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeBody paragraphs The body of the essay contains paragraphs which are thoughtfully formatted, and presents examples which directly support the thesis. 16 pts Full marks The essay has a minimum of three body paragraphs. Each body paragraph begins with a clear topic sentence that supports the thesis statement. Each topic sentence is supported by examples drawn directly from the source material. These examples strongly supports the argument being made and are smoothly integrated. The paragraphs are well-organized and consistent with the paper’s thesis. 13 pts 13 10 pts 10 Most or all necessary components are present, but lack flow, structure, and/or fail to link back to the thesis. 8 pts 8 5 pts 5 3 pts 3 0 pts No marks There are no body paragraphs or the paragraphs do not make sense with the rest of the paper. 16 pt