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The class is called Community Based Corrections it is part of the Criminal Justice curriculum.

Paper has to be:-5 pages long-tittle(illegal immigration)-1 inch margins-double spaced-12 Times New Roman font-page numbers-MLA style-use scholarly sources like NCC database only 2 sources from the world wide WebSince the topic is illegal immigration you have to provide background to this issue, discuss the various ideas (including own) include political, social and economic (if applicable) views of this problem. What predictions can you make based on the research?

Topic Selection ActivityStep 1: Select a chapter from our text that interests you the most.Step 2: After reading the chapter, select one specific topic discussed within it that you think you would be interested in researching and learning more about for the rest of the quarter.Step 3: Write a paragraph that includes the name of the chapter you selected and the specific topic you want to research. Describe one thing that you learned about your specific topic from reading our text and one thing about the topic that you would like to learn more about.Name of the chapterCHAPTER 8: Everyday Memory and Memory ErrorsWhy Do People Make Errors in Eyewitness Testimony?!!! please read this topic on page 1 of the attachment I down loaded to you !!!!!!Reference:Goldstein, E.B. (2015). Cognitive psychology: Connecting mind, research, and everyday experience> (4th ed). Stamford, CT: Cengage Learning.The requirements for this essay are as follow:➢ Cover Page➢ Pages 6 full pages not including Cover page or reference page➢ The assignment should include a title page, abstract, body of paper, and a separate page entitled \”References\” listing sources used and attached to the end.➢ Reference page with 6 source credited citations➢ 12 time new roman➢ APA style formatting is required double-spaced with 1\” margins on all sides of each page➢ In text citation➢ 5 credited sources➢ Do not use in it. Wikipedia and other encyclopedias, online dictionaries, answer supplying websites such as WebMD.com, About.com, Ask.com and Answers.com, which do the work of synthesizing information for readers, newspapers, magazines and textbooks cannot be used for the paper.➢ No more than 2 direct short sentences of direct quoting* Out line* Bibiography* Formating* Plagiarism Check

Choose a state and summarize what the expected scope of possible DSCA mission support activity could be in major disasters or terror attacks affecting your state. What would you recommend your governor to consider in particular regarding defense support of civil authorities in his/her state?

Analyze Zaha Hadid (her general style, personality…etc) and two of her buildings ( Structure & natural light …etc)The buildings are The Riverside Museum | Scotland and Ordrupgaard Extension | CopenhagenNote: Don\’t just stop at the structure and natural light I need a full analysis of the two buildings.

This week is an interesting one, as much of the focus is on the trial process/jury issues, but as you learned last week, roughly 95-97% of cases are settled via plea bargaining (before even getting to a trial). I think it is important that you remember that fact, as this means that many of the issues addressed this week only impact the other 3-5% of cases that actually go to trial. There are still distinct discrimination problems with the trial stage, but they are not as pronounced as some of the issues beforehand that impact many more people.On that note, I think that this week covers some very interesting information/perspectives and I would like for you to focus on one of the more controversial solutions that has been suggested. Former prosecutor and law professor Paul Butler argued for intentional jury nullification (giving a not guilty verdict even though you believe that the person is factually guilty) as a response to a biased system. While his call to action is questionable to many, I want you to take the time to truly understand why he is suggesting it and then coming up with your own stance on this issue. Please pay particular attention to the slides that cover this issue towards the end of the PowerPoint, including his rationale for suggesting such a plan of action (read the article that is included in the slides) and watch the YouTube clips from his television interviews (also included in the slides – you will notice that they are dated and that they are relatively contentious) to help you base your stance for this assignment.Prompt: Imagine you are summoned for jury duty at the local criminal courthouse and you are selected to the jury. The case that you are serving on is for a 19-year-old African-American male charged with possessing and trafficking moderate amounts of crack cocaine in his economically disadvantaged neighborhood in the Fifth Ward. Based on the evidence introduced at trial, it seems to you to support a finding of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. A fellow juror has proposed that the jury consider nullification of the guilty verdict. She argues that too many poor young Black men get punished for nonviolent, victimless crimes that Whites commit just as often, but without facing the same risk of prosecution or the full range of repercussions that African-Americans face. Other jurors are split in their reactions to her idea, and it is your turn to comment. What will you say? Prepare a statement that is roughly 1-2 pages in length that addresses your views on the nullification proposal. Your statement should address the following: 1) Explain Professor Butler\’s reasoning for suggesting that we use jury nullification as a way to send a message about a biased system (again, use his article and the videos to help you). 2) Agree or refute that there is a disparity of African-American males in prison for nonviolent victimless crimes (i.e. what does the research tell us?). 3) Agree or refute that Whites commit these just as often, but face punishment less frequently (i.e. what does the research tell us?). 4) Aside from your stance on the following two prompts, explain whether you morally/ethically agree or disagree with using jury nullification to try to combat a biased system. And 5) if you have disagreed with using jury nullification in this case, explain other possible solutions that you think would better address the systemic biases that plague our criminal justice system. In your response, be sure to reflect upon how your own race, gender, socioeconomic status, political leanings, etc. affect your views.

Introduction:The Industrial Revolution destroyed cottage industries that had been the economic mainstay of many British families. As cottage industry workers lost their livelihoods, they were forced to find employment in the very factories that had financially destroyed them, and because the industrializing process left so many without gainful employment, the labor pool was massively enlarged, driving wages down to a subsistence level. These economic dynamics, along with a desire for the cheapest forms of labor, led to large-scale child labor practices in the industrial sector.For this writing assignment you will take on the persona of an individual living during the early industrial revolution in Britain. For this essay, please use footnotes or endnotes and use the Chicago Manual of Style for citations. See this website for examples of how to properly cite: http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide.html (Links to an external site.)This assignment has two steps, research and writing.First Step: ResearchFor this part of the assignment you will use electronic resources from the internet and from the UNCC Atkins Library. Pick one of the personas below and do some web research about this person. Visit the suggested websites listed under their names. As you read along, make sure to jot down notes on what you are reading.Then go to UNCC Atkins Library’s homepage and do the following.Click on the “databases” tab.Click on “databases by subject” tabScroll down to “history” and clickScroll down to “19th Century British Library Newspapers” and clickDo a search for “child labour” (remember to do the British spelling of labour)Select and read three of the newspaper articles. Again, you should jot down notes as you read along.Second Step: WritingWriting from Another Person’s Perspective: After doing the above research on the person, write a1-page, double-spaced essay from that person’s perspective. Pretending you are the person just studied, give me an argument for why child labor existed in the industrial revolution.Writing from Your Own Perspective: Then,using the research material from above, write a paragraph, double-spaced, that describes the economic and social conditions that made generally good people act in bad ways during the Industrial Revolution? For example, why did factory owners use child labor (some as young as 7 years old), why did parents send their children to factories to work for wages, and what was government’s response, if any? They were not all evil, depraved, and immoral. There must have been something else going on to make generally good people participate in a system that exploited the labor of children.Hint: Unrestrained capitalism seeks to lower the cost of production to increase profitBibliography: Lastly, using the Chicago Manual of Style, create a bibliography that cites all the sources you used to write the essay.Personas:Sir Robert Peel, late 18th century textile factory owner and statesmen who used orphan laborhttps://eh.net/encyclopedia/child-labor-during-the-british-industrial-revolution/ (Links to an external site.)Make sure to click on the links for additional informationSamuel Courtauld, an owner of a silk mill in Essex, England who used a great deal of female child laborhttp://spartacus-educational.com/TEXcourtauldS.htm (Links to an external site.)Make sure to click on the links for additional informationLuddite, a man or women who attempted to destroy factories and machines to save their cottage industrieshttp://www.luddites200.org.uk/theLuddites.html (Links to an external site.)Long but full of great detailsChild Laborer, self explanatoryhttps://eh.net/encyclopedia/child-labor-during-the-british-industrial-revolution/ (Links to an external site.)Long but full of great details

On Friday December 3rd 1999 six firefighters lost their lives battling a fire in an abandoned warehouse. From that incident many lessons were learned concerning fires in large buildings and occupancy types. Using the research materials provided along with any additional resources you may choose, your assignment is to write a paper detailing the construction factors that contributed to the deaths and how construction features in large buildings differ from those in smaller occupancy structures. Your paper should detail and describe the structure, its layout and any features that may have contributed to the firefighters becoming disoriented. You should also answer these questions in your paper: 1. how does fighting a fire in a large occupancy differ from that of a single family or even a multi-family dwelling? 2. Was the Cold Storage Building pre-fire planned? 3. Would use of pre-fire planning aided in the proper search of the structure and possibly resulted ability to locate the

-Prompt: Discuss an accomplishment or event, formal or informal, that marked your transition from childhood to adulthood within your culture, community, or family. -Common Application Essay -Has to be 650 words -I am a senior patrol leader in troop 114 in south brunswick, nj -I lead around 60-70 scouts -Please include a high level of vocabulary. -Has to be very personal -You can add traits that I have acquired: trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, kind, obedient, reverent. -PROVIDE HEAVY EMPHASIS ON LEADERSHIP

This is for my Social Marketing class. Essentially, we have to write a paper based on a social marketing campaign that we are working on from an art point of view. I will include brief information about my social marketing campaign, instructions for the paper, an example paper used last year that earned an A and my sources. We only had to use 2 sources, but it has to be these particular sources as she asked for them prior to the paper.