Questions 1. What types of evidence are included in the terms “writing” and “recording” in the FRE? 4. What are the various uses of photographic and recorded evidence? 7. What is the second rule of admissibility of photographic and recorded evidence? 8. Who can...
make a mock investigative report make a mock intelligence report apa format, and Turnitin report see attached doc for details and rubric techwritingfinalassignment.docx You will now take the knowledge gained from this course and create TWO original fictitious reports. ...
Questions 1. What is the difference between direct and circumstantial evidence? 2. When and how does the trial judge determine the relevance of circumstantial evidence? 3. Why does the law generally prohibit evidence of the defendant’s character? 4. What are the...
MBA5005 Individual Project Week 5 Deliverables This week, you will revise the first part of the paper according to your instructor’s comments. You will add additional articles, laws, cases and summary as outlined below. You will then combine all information and submit the final paper...
Question 1: Please watch the documentary on Miami-Dade County jails. Focus on all jails other than the boot camp since we already covered boot camps in a previous chapter. https://youtu.be/iAW9gjurr8g Using information from the video and your textbook answer the following questions: ...
Hello everyone- it is great to see you here posting regarding credibility, impeachment and the right to discovery. We know that primary and secondary evidence exists in court. We also see that discovery is the request for documents for the defense and prosecution. Class-...
Evaluate two of the scenarios listed below and explain the best solution for each. Include comments related to any ethical issues that arise. Support your responses with appropriate cases, laws and other relevant examples by using at least one scholarly source from the SUO Library...
Only pick one question: 2. Who is the "legal" victim in a drug case (ie who on paper is listed as the victim) and how does that differ from other units in a crime laboratory? 3. For those of us old enough to recall the...
What is the role of college in America today? Compare Murray’s argument in “Are Too Many People Going to College?” with the argument presented in one of the assigned articles in Week 1 (Owen & Sawhill, Addison, or Lehman). How do both articles address the...
Crime Measurement is a critical element in our discipline. If we don't accurately measure crime it has significant ramifications for impacting, controlling, reducing and ultimately stopping criminal and deviant behavior. Crime is measured using the UCR, NCVS, Self-Report Data, Secondary Data, Police Reports and many...