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Who are secondary victims of sexual assault? What issues do they face and how can society assist them with these issues?

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What is SANE? What is the role of SANE in assisting victims of sexual assault?

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Religious institutions have often been exposed as places where adults have sexually exploited children. Research has shown us that there is usually equal representation of these cases among religions, so why do you think certain religious faiths have been targeted more than others? Please cite cases in your answer.

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Should consensual sexual behavior be allowed within prisons? Why or why not?

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What is the appropriate sentence for a person convicted of possessing child pornography or distributing it for profit? Does it matter if this child pornography involves real children or virtual children?

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Throughout your reading and viewing this week, you gained considerable insights into police interrogation techniques and how false confessions can develop. In addition, you have likely reflected on how innocent individuals can be swayed into confessing to crimes they did not commit. Now, you will have the opportunity to explore The Innocence Project’s website (link available in the Week 3 resources) and read about its work. Then, be sure to select three cases that you will further analyze as part of this assignment. Your paper must address the following:

    Provide a brief summary of the work that The Innocence Project does.

    Analyze the three cases that you selected.

    Discuss the causes of the individuals’ convictions and subsequent exonerations.

    Reflect on how false confessions develop.

Support your assignment with at least two scholarly resources in addition to the cases from The Innocence Project.

Length: 3-5 pages

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write an INFORMATIVE essay about the death penalty. APA format and citation style headings,  use 3 PEER REVIEWED  sources. 

Explain the background and use of the death penalty in the United States.

informative essay: Goal: The goal is not to persuade the reader but to give the reader more information, to provide the reader with insight, and to support the writer’s interpretations with

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What can be done to Improve Maritime Security?

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Page 1: Read the "Debate Issue: Take a Stand" for this chapter in the textbook.  (Conflicts Over Privacy in the Workplace) Select and support one of the two positions at the end of the piece.  

Page 2: Read the "Debate Issue: Take a Stand" for this chapter in the textbook.  (Why Do People Engage in White-Collar Crime?) Select and support one of the two positions at the end of the piece.  

Organized each page and title each problem. 

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The paper will have  

A cover sheet
3-5 pages of content (full pages, 12 font, double-spaced, NO creative [large] margins or headings on the pages).  3-page papers will generally receive less points than 5-page papers!
The paper must have at least three citations, properly cited.  
At least 3 research sources…WIKIPEDIA is NOT A SOURCE….and a citations page or bibliography—This is NOT part of the 3-5 pages of content.
You can pick your own topic, BUT IT MUST be related to our Evidence studies.  Our book is written from a legal point of view and this paper is intended to mix the knowledge from the text and other sources and link it to actual practice in the criminal justice system. 

Some suggested topics:

Criminal Evidence Topics, such as:          

NYPD Stop & Frisk
Witness Impeachment
Marbury v. Madison (Judicial Review)
Miranda v. Arizona (Miranda Law)
Exclusionary Rule
Brady v. Maryland (Exculpatory Evidence)
Police Informants
Terry v. Ohio (Terry Stops)
Expert Witness Controversy

Voir Dire

Subpoena Duces Tecum

Hearsay Rule (and exceptions)

Direct versus Circumstantial Evidence

Burden of Proof (criminal, insanity excuse, etc)

DNA exoneration (case examples)

warrantless searches

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Case Link for the questions https://law.justia.com/cases/colorado/court-of-appeals/1978/77-070.html

Activity Instructions- Each question must be within the essay in bold then under each question an answer should be written. 
Answer the following questions:

1.  Summarize the facts of the case

2.  What happened at the trial court level? What was the holding of the Colorado Court of Appeals?

2.  Define and distinguish a void and a voidable contract

3.  Explain what ratification of a contract means
4.  Was there ratification of this contract?  Why/why not?
5.  The plaintiff attacks the validity of the contract on several grounds. Identify the plaintiff’s arguments and explain the Court of Appeals' decision on each point.
6.    Based upon the Court of Appeals’ decision and what you read, do you think that the Court of Appeals would have decided the same way if the plaintiff was 17 years old at the time of the accident?  Why/why not?
8.  Do you think that the Court of Appeals should have considered the extent of the plaintiff’s injuries and how they occurred in reaching its decision?

Writing Requirements (APA format)

    3-4 pages (approx. 300 words per page), not including title page or references page
    1-inch margins
    Double spaced
    12-point Times New Roman font
    Requires introduction, paragraphs with each question having its own subheading, and a conclusion
    APA citations must be present within the body of the assignment

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Discuss:

1.Patient Rights 

Right to know one’s rights
Right to explanation of one’s rights
Right to ask questions
Right to complain 
Right to emergency care
Right to admission
Right to examination and treatment