Post these lists as reminders of how officers can attempt to make a difference in their communities not only with African American children but with other children as well.”

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Please read chapter 6 and answer question 5. Make the list of actions that probation/parole agents, correctional officers, and law enforcement officers can take to demonstrate their care for the children/youth they work for and work with. Create both an idealistic and realistic list and share that with your peers. Next use the opportunity (reflecting on three of peers entries) to help each other sharpen the list of things we can all do and make it practical and applicable. Show the final list to agents and officers and use it when you are in the field.
Question 5
“Many young African American children live without a father in the household. This means that they do not have a second parental figure as a role model and are consequently deprived of an important source of adult support. No one can take the place of a missing parent, but there are small and large things a police officer can do to at least make an impression in the life of a child. Compile a list of actions officers can take to demonstrate their caring for children in this type of environment. Include in your first list every gesture, no matter how small; your second list can be more realistic and include actions that can be taken given the resources available. Select someone to compile both sets of suggestions (i.e., the realistic and ideal suggestions). Post these lists as reminders of how officers can attempt to make a difference in their communities not only with African American children but with other children as well.”

Chapter 6 in Multicultural Law Enforcement Strategies for Peacekeeping in a Diverse Society
Philip R. Harris Ph.D., Aaron T. Olson M.Ed., Herbert Z. Wong Ph.D., Dee…6th edition

How do officers deal with stresses and how does that stress spill over into their work in the communities.

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Read question 4. How do we address the concerns that officers face in the field, what kind of support do they get and should get.
How do officers deal with stresses and how does that stress spill over into their work in the communities.
The video below demonstrates the impact of stress and urban myths.
What can and should be done?
Please think about solutions that will help us address the stresses and eliminateHow do officers deal with stresses and how does that stress spill over into their work in the communities. and incursions.Question #4
“Inner Cities: Officers’ and Citizens’ Reactions. Toward the end of the chapter, the authors mention the vicious cycle that is created in urban areas, especially where citizens have become increasingly armed with highly sophisticated weapons and officers, consequently, have to take more self-protective measures. Each views the other with fear and animosity and approaches the other with extreme defensiveness. Obviously, there is no simple answer to this widely occurring phenomenon, and police alone cannot solve it. Discuss your observations of the way officers cope with the stresses of these potentially life-threatening situations and how the coping or lack thereof affects relations with African Americans and other minorities. What type of support do police officers need to handle this aspect of their job? Do you think police departments are doing their job in providing the support needed?”

List the main points and explain the use and possible misuse of facial recognition within policing.

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Wrongfully Accused by an Algorithm
Hosted by Annie Brown, produced by Lynsea Garrison, Austin Mitchell and Daniel Guillemette, and edited by Lisa Tobin and Larissa Anderson
In what may be the first known case of its kind, a faulty facial recognition match led to a Michigan man’s arrest for a crime he did not commit.
Your homework will be similar to the last.

You are to listen (or read the transcript) of the episode above. You must provide an entire summary of the podcast. List the main points and explain the use and possible misuse of facial recognition within policing. In the final summary give your opinion on how the use of the tool can be improved. Must be in APA format.

Basically, Listening to the podcast and following the instructions above for the paper.

Who has been the greatest influence on your moral development?

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Who has been the greatest influence on your moral development? Why is this person your greatest moral influence? How did they influence you? Why do you think that people behave in ways that hurt other people? Have you ever done something you knew to be wrong? Why did you do it?
My parents have the biggest influence in my life

Define what is frustration-induced criminality and give an example

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Define what is frustration-induced criminality and give an example, provide an illustration. 300 words please.

What is sexual harassment? What are the different forms it can occur in? Does it occur in out military? Explain??

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This research assignment is on Sexual Harassment vs. Employment: (Should employees speak out)

It must be typed, double spaced, and not less than four body-typed pages.
Must include a cover page and a reference page with 3 references.

What is sexual harassment? What are the different forms it can occur in? Does it occur in out military? Explain?? What are some reasons employees do not speak out? Answer the following questions while adding more important information as well.

Discuss issues of domestic violence

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1) Discuss issues of domestic violence

2) Discuss how best to respond to the following case:

A male who seems tired and disoriented is found wandering along a side street. The officer brings the male to the police station in order to determine the best course of action. The male is informed that he is not under arrest, just that the officer is taking him to the department so that he can be more comfortable. On the way to the station and at the station, the male recounts being assaulted by his wife. He states that he has hit her once or twice during their marriage, but has “only slapped her.” He says that he has not had any recent altercations with her, but that earlier today, while he was in bed, she hit him over the head repeatedly with a hard object that he believes may have been a metal cooking pan. He says that he remembers very little between the time of this assault and the time he was picked up by the officer on the street.

His story has some unusual aspects and seems to run counter to a number of trends observed in domestic violence. However, this does not necessarily mean that the events described by the man did not occur. What actions would you take as the officer in this case?

Are Intermediate Sanctions Helpful or Net Widening?

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Are Intermediate Sanctions Helpful or Net Widening?

Intermediate sanctions arose as a sentencing option in U.S. corrections in response to overcrowding in prison and the need for balance between unsupervised probation and incarceration.

In a reaction paper, evaluate the success of intermediate sanctions in the 21st century from two perspectives: (1) providing increased supervision over traditional probation and (2) increasing the number of persons under more intensive supervision who may have completed traditional probation successfully.

The paper should include the following sections: an introduction summarizing the goal of intermediate sanctions and describing what they entail, a developed statement about how they are currently implemented in your state, and a summary highlighting whether they have been successful in achieving their intended goal.

In what way do you think the role and powers of prosecutors have led to the imprisonment of blacks than other races?

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Write at least a two-page report on: 1, Your thoughts about the role of the prosecutor in a criminal trial 2, In what way do you think the role and powers of prosecutors have led to the imprisonment of blacks than other races?

Is Amnesty International justified in opposing the death penalty?

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Is Is Amnesty International justified in opposing the death penalty? justified in opposing the death penalty?