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Topic:  The effects of high caseloads for probation officers
Introduction: Engages the reader in the topic with some form of creative “hook” (such as a story, quote, example, etc.) and provides a clear background for the topic so that readers can gain an understanding of the purpose of the paper. Clearly presents the thesis statement and a summary of the main points that clarify the writer’s point of view. Provides a clear road map for the paper either in the thesis statement or body of introduction.
Review of Literature: The literature review is present and presents a critical analysis and synthesis of the existing research. Transition and flow are smooth. Quoted materials are used only when the specific wording is itself crucial to conveying an author’s point of view.
Research Method: The research method is justified by similar and recent studies and confirmed via statistical analysis when appropriate to the research question.
Result and Summary: All data is recorded and organized in a clear manner. All visible observations are provided, along with complete and correct analysis of data. Errors of experimentation are provided. A summary is present that reviews or summarizes key points and provides a smooth transition between sections.
Writing Mechanics: Writing is clear and concise. Sentence structure and grammar are excellent. Correct use of punctuation. No spelling errors
Outside Sources: The number of sources meets or exceeds any expressed assignment requirements. Every source used is peer-reviewed or academic in nature. All articles are relevant to the topic.
All articles must be peer-reviewed and be published within the past 5 years in a journal.