Imagine you are the chief of police of your local community and have decided to implement a community-oriented policing program. Present your community-oriented policing program, including a specific program that addresses this phenomenon.

Snitching in the community

Imagine you are the chief of police of your local community and have decided to implement a community-oriented policing program. One of the issues confronting your community is a phenomenon found in some urban communities called Stop Snitching.

Through the stop snitching project, we learned that many communities, police leaders, and prosecutors have been working on the stop snitching problem, and that many of the initiatives they have undertaken have had an impact. The programs represent promising practices for reversing the influence of the stop snitching campaign. Resources for preventing witness intimidation and for establishing witness protection programs available to law enforcement have helped encourage witnesses to come forward and have helped agencies to protect their safety. Present your community-oriented policing program, including a specific program that addresses this phenomenon. Be very specific; you are presenting this to your department and community. use the Los Angeles, California area as the community.

What are some of the particular challenges associated with inmates with special needs in jail and prison populations? Analyze the implications of releasing the elderly, the mentally ill, and other special needs inmates back into society and discuss the necessary care or medical treatments after release.

Prison populations

What are some of the particular challenges associated with inmates with special needs in jail and prison populations? Analyze the implications of releasing the elderly, the mentally ill, and other special needs inmates back into society and discuss the necessary care or medical treatments after release.

How do we incorporate restorative justice policies into resolving the issues of our young people in the home, schools, the community, and the juvenile system?

Adversarial justice systems

Adversarial justice systems start with what law is broken, who broke it, and how to punish the offender. Restorative justice policies ask what harm was done, how to repair the harm, and who’s responsible for repairing the harm. View the following short video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqaqrDnhzDw What are your thoughts?

Harsher punishments have not been as effective as many suggest. How do we incorporate restorative justice policies into resolving the issues of our young people in the home, schools, the community, and the juvenile system? Be specific.

Identify and select a present day controversial issue, such as immigration, government encroachment, or privacy and anti-capitalism. Identify and select a present day issue that can potentialy polarize a specific group. Develope and destroy the issue and why it can serve as a polarizing and divisive issue. Discuss how certain risk population can become radicalized and justify the use of violence to elevate their position.

International and Domestic Terrorism

Identify and select a present day controversial issue, such as immigration, government encroachment, or privacy and anti-capitalism. Next Identify and select a present day issue that can potentially polarize a specific group. Next, develop and destroy the issue and why it can serve as a polarizing and divisive issue. Discuss how certain risk population can become radicalized and justify the use of violence to elevate their position. Then place yourself in the role of a policy maker. What kin of legislation could you propose to address the social political or economic you described above. How will your proposed solutions improve conditions.

Explain the impact of childhood trauma, abuse, and neglect may have on criminal behavior. Examine whether your client had any events in life that could be considered traumatic such that this could have influenced the criminal behavior. Explain what the scientific research says about the impact of trauma on criminal/violent behavior.

Comprehensive Case Study-Ted Bundy

Evaluate the biopsychosocial factors that led the client to commit his or her crimes.
Explain the psychological, situational/social, and biological factors that you believe led to the offender’s criminality.
Evaluate how these factors may have contributed to committing violent crimes.

Identify whether your client suffered from a mental illness.
Identify the diagnosis and how the diagnostic criteria was met.

Evaluate the ACEs score you calculated for your client in the Week 3 Adverse Childhood Experiences discussion, to the extent that you were able to answer the questions based on what you could out about your client’s history.

Explain the impact of childhood trauma, abuse, and neglect may have on criminal behavior.
Examine whether your client had any events in life that could be considered traumatic such that this could have influenced the criminal behavior.
Explain what the scientific research says about the impact of trauma on criminal/violent behavior.

Analyze any other mitigating factors that may provide a credible argument against a death sentence for your client.
(That is, was your client gainfully employed? Did your client lack a significant criminal history prior to the most recent offenses? Mitigating factors can be anything that humanizes your client and thus makes him/her seem like a candidate for a lesser sentence than death).

Evaluate the mitigating circumstances found in this report.

Propose a specific psychosocial intervention based on your evaluation of the client and case such as counseling, medication, restitution, and so forth. (This proposed intervention will serve as your argument that the death penalty is not appropriate for your client based on these mitigating factors.)

Summarize your analysis and restate your intervention in the conclusion.

Are mental health courts an effective response to criminal offending?

Ending the Criminalization of Mental Illness

In the video provided , Judge Steven Leifman provides an outstanding overview of many of the problems the criminal justice system experiences regarding mental illness. Judge Leifman presents compelling data to show that jails have become de facto psychiatric facilities. In his talk, he discusses evidence of inhumane conditions in some jails, the role trauma among offender populations, particularly among women, the role of policing those with mental illness, the importance of crisis intervention training for police officers, as well as wellness of police officers. The bottom line is that Judge Leifman’s main argument is that that the system should be providing treatment for those experiencing trauma and crises. The point of the paper is to explore the research on the question below. This is not a reflection assignment – this is a research paper that should provide the state of the literature on the question selected.

Address the following research questions in a 4-5 page paper, using at least 7-10 peer reviewed sources (a paper less than 4 FULL pages will not be a passing paper).

1. Are mental health courts an effective response to criminal offending?

The link to the video is below, you may have to copy and paste it into the search bar.

In this paper, you will summarize the two below NPO’s and their mission. Compare and contrast their strengths and weaknesses. Combine all your research from the paper and the Community Analysis Paper to make a recommendation whether one, both, or neither of the organizations should be implemented or continue to exist in your community.

NPO Paper

In this paper, you will summarize the two below NPO’s and their mission. Then you will compare and contrast their strengths and weaknesses. Combine all your research from the paper and the Community Analysis Paper to make a recommendation whether one, both, or neither of the organizations should be implemented or continue to exist in your community.

A Place Called Home (APCH) (2021). Non-profit Overview. https://greatnonprofits.org/org/a-place-called-home-1

Create Now Inc (2021). Non-profit Overview. https://greatnonprofits.org/org/create-now-inc

How are funds allocated for each provision? What potential challenges are identified? What contingencies are identified to address these challenges? What limitations do you find in the policy? What are the social implications of the policy as it stands? What are the social and financial costs of amending or replacing the policy? How would you recommend the policy be altered to address social consequences?

Wk 4 – Summative Assessment: Policy Investment and Consequences

You have researched needs, rationale, and budgetary features of the policy you are analyzing.

After talking with your supervisor, you realize that your stakeholders need a comparison of the costs and consequences for maintaining the policy and for amending or replacing it to make the most informed decision.

Add an additional 15 to 20 slides to your presentation that outline the challenges and costs of the justice and security issues the policy you are analyzing poses.

What are the social and financial costs of maintaining the status quo?
Outline the provisions in the policy.
How are funds allocated for each provision?
What potential challenges are identified?
What contingencies are identified to address these challenges?
What limitations do you find in the policy?
What are the social implications of the policy as it stands?
What are the social and financial costs of amending or replacing the policy?
How would you recommend the policy be altered to address social consequences?
What provisions are needed?
What financial and human resources are required for these provisions?
What are the potential challenges?
What contingencies can be put in place to address these challenges?
What financial and human resources are required for these contingencies?

 

What is the best explanation for mass incarceration in America? How do we get political leaders and/or policymakers to address the issue of incarceration and racial disparities?

Mass incarceration in America

What is the best explanation for mass incarceration in America? How do we get political leaders and/or policymakers to address the issue of incarceration and racial disparities?

What is the level of awareness of child trafficking among child welfare professionals? What is the meaning of child trafficking among child welfare professionals? What are the greatest challenges associated with the identification of child trafficking victims?

Child trafficking: A case study of the perceptions of child welfare professionals in Florida

1. What is the level of awareness of child trafficking among child welfare professionals?
2. What is the meaning of child trafficking among child welfare professionals?
3. What are the greatest challenges associated with the identification of child trafficking victims?