Describe a problem vividly Propose a solution Argue that the solution is practical, feasible, cost-effective, and workable Explain why this solution is better than.
art 1 of Paper: Self Analysis (2 Pages single-spaced/12.5 points): In this first part of the paper you discuss, analyze and critique your own behavior (and performance) as a project team member. Use concepts and theory learned in this class to support and illuminate your analysis and discussion, i.e. Explain your personal performance and influence on the team using what you have learned. One strong suggestion: Avoid the self-serving bias in your analysis!
The final assignment for this course is an analysis of gun control policy issue in criminal justice. Note: this course builds on itself – three of your assignments and both of your journal articles may be applicable to your Final Paper. In the text, Criminal Justice Policy, Gardiner and Mallicoat (2014) lay out four emerging policy issues in “Chapter 20: Emerging Issues in Criminal Justice Policy.” In addition, numerous policy issues are presented throughout “Section II: Criminal Justice Policy in Action” in Criminal Justice Policy. For your Final Paper, research gun control. Each of these criminal justice policies is shaped by constitutional issues and will have future implications. Your Final Paper must: •Summarize the criminal justice gun control policy by explaining how the policy affects the basic premises of the criminal justice system, its organization, and its structure. •Complete a literature review for the policy incorporating your two journal article reviews. •Analyze the criminal justice policy process including the relationships between the federal, state, and local stakeholders who influence criminal justice policy. •Address the constitutional issues that should be addressed by policy makers or the U.S. Supreme Court. •Revise existing public policy to address specific criminal justice issues. •Explain the effects of public policy on internal criminal justice operations. •Analyze the effect of criminal justice policy on social justice. Writing the Final Paper The Final Paper must: •Be a minimum of eight double-spaced pages in length (excluding title and references pages) and formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center. •Include a title page with the following: ◦Title of paper ◦Student’s name ◦Course name and number ◦Instructor’s name ◦Date submitted •Address the topic of the paper with critical thought. •Utilize a minimum of 10 scholarly and/or peer-reviewed sources; five of these must be from the Ashford University Library. •Document all sources in APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center. •Include a separate references page, formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.
Write a brief essay (700 words) in which you include reflections on the following: 1.What you have learned about your process as an academic writer this term, with some examples from your projects. 2.A one-sentence explanation of several rhetorical terms of your choice, with an example showing that you understand the term in context. 3.An explanation of how you learned at least 10 “things” from the handbook this term (Everyday Writer). 4.Discussion of concepts you expect to transfer to other classes, the workplace, or other situations in life. Do not write this in a question/answer format, or provide a list in response to the questions. This is a conventional essay formatted according to MLA guidelines.
My Topic: The Ken and Barbie Killers Paul Bernardo & Karla Homolka The topic should include the psychological and legal perspectives of a non-fictional case from the Criminal, Civil, or Family Court perspective, in addition to the challenges that a Forensic Psychologist would contend with. When submitting the working topic, please type it double spaced and include the references that will be utilized in APA format (see purdueowl.com for further information on APA format). References must be from scientifically verified resources (online websites i.e. Wikipedia will not be accepted). Paper Criteria • 7 to 10 pages in APA format and include Running Head, Title Page, Abstract, Body (discussion), Works Cited (If the paper is under 7 pages in length, 5 points will be deducted for each missing page, if the Title Page or Abstract is missing, 5 points will be deducted and if the Work Cited page is missing, then 20 points will be deducted. For more information on APA styles go to www. apa.org). • 1 inch margins, double spaced • 12 pt. font Arial or Times New Roman • A minimum of 3 references should be utilized (10 points will be deducted for each missing reference). The text book cannot be utilized as a reference and only scientific based journals and books are acceptable. All references should be cited in the body of the student’s work and should not be listed on the works cited page, if it was not utilized. No Websites are to be used as references. Lack of citations in the research paper could be considered plagiarism and will be brought to the attention of the college dean. • Proofread the paper. Spelling and grammatical errors reflect poorly on the student and will be reflected in the grade. • The final paper is due on December 6 and it will not be accepted by e-mail. In addition, late papers will not be accepted and will receive a 0 for the assignment, regardless of reason, i.e. hospitalization, car problems, printer problems, etc. The student has from September 2 to start preparing for this paper and papers can be handed in early. The professor is available to start reviewing the papers starting from November 5 and you will have the option of re-submitting the paper to improve your grade, if necessary. Upon final submission, please submit both versions of the paper.
Consider Jose Antonio Vargas’s essay, ‘My Undocumented Life’ and up to 3 recent news articles from major publications that explore the social and political landscape of immigration reform. Your essay is a combination of reflection and reporting. You may apply your reflections about the ‘american dream’ as you develop your introductions for this essay. You should model your essay after Vargas. Identify a singular issue in immigration (like the Dream Act in New York State for example). You must include some empirical data to support your