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    CJUS 231

    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment Instructions**

    Overview

    For this
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment**, students will prepare a research paper. Thus far, in the course, you have learned about the information and documentation required to complete both, misdemeanor and felony investigations. Additionally, you have learned about the importance of both, internal and external statements and/or reports and the circumstances under which both might be completed.

    In this
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** – you should discuss the primary differences in report writing documentation for both, misdemeanor and felony investigations. The
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** should also discuss, compare and contrast the primary differences between the use of internal and external statements and/or reports and when both might be utilized as well as the audience that might review either internal or external reports and investigations. All papers must be completed through the lens of a Biblical Worldview where you will incorporate appropriate biblical passages and/or resources.

    Instructions

    The
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** must include the following elements:

    · Title Page;

    · Introduction;

    · Body (including an Introduction, Body Paragraphs/Argument Section, and Conclusion); and

    · Reference Page

    All components of the
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** must be written using current APA formatting and must specifically focus upon and discuss the topics listed above.

    The title page must use proper formatting as set by the APA style guide. The Introduction must be between 150–250 words and provide a clear summary of the paper.

    The body of the
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** must be comprised of 5–7 pages of content. The Title Page and Reference Page are not included in the page count. The introduction must include background information on the topics discussed, a well-written thesis statement, and a preview of points. The body must thoroughly discuss the elements listed, to include the information that might be required to complete both, misdemeanor and felony investigations. Additionally, the
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** should provide an in-depth discussion regarding the purpose of internal statements in comparison to external statements or reports and the circumstances under which either may be completed and submitted. Further, the
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** should discuss the audience that might review these reports and the impact that improper documentation might have upon the report as well as the investigation.

    The Reference Page must include at least 3 scholarly/industry sources published within the last five years. The sources must be cited both in the body of the paper as well as in the Reference Page. Biblical references do not count toward the citation requirement.

    Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.

    Page 2 of 2

    **## ResearchPaper-DifferencesinReportWritingDocumentationGradingRubric.pdf**

    Criteria Ratings Points

    Discuss the
    elements listed, to
    include the
    information that
    might be required to
    complete both,
    misdemeanor and
    felony
    investigations.

    30 to >26 pts

    Advanced

    Provides an in-depth
    analysis and
    discussion of the
    elements listed, to
    include the information
    that might be required
    to complete both,
    misdemeanor and
    felony investigations.

    26 to >20 pts

    Proficient

    Provides some depth in
    analysis and discussion
    of the elements listed,
    to include the
    information that might
    be required to complete
    both, misdemeanor and
    felony investigations.

    20 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Provides little or no
    depth in the analysis
    and discussion of the
    elements listed, to
    include the information
    that might be required to
    complete both,
    misdemeanor and felony
    investigations.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    30 pts

    Discuss in-depth the
    purpose of internal
    statements in
    comparison to
    external statements
    or reports.

    30 to >26 pts

    Advanced

    Provides an in-depth
    discussion of the
    purpose of internal
    statements in
    comparison to external
    statements or reports.

    26 to >20 pts

    Proficient

    Provides some depth in
    discussion of the
    purpose of internal
    statements in
    comparison to external
    statements or reports.

    20 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Provides little or no
    depth or does not
    discuss the purpose of
    internal statements in
    comparison to external
    statements or reports.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    30 pts

    Discuss the
    information that
    might be required to
    complete those
    reports, the reasons
    for completing those
    reports, the
    necessity of
    ensuring accuracy in
    reporting and the
    audience that might
    view these reports.

    30 to >26 pts

    Advanced

    Provides an in-depth
    discussion of the
    information that might
    be required to
    complete those
    reports, the reasons for
    completing those
    reports, the necessity
    of ensuring accuracy in
    reporting and the
    audience that might
    view these reports.

    26 to >20 pts

    Proficient

    Provides some depth in
    the discussion of the
    information that might
    be required to complete
    those reports, the
    reasons for completing
    those reports, the
    necessity of ensuring
    accuracy in reporting
    and the audience that
    might view these
    reports.

    20 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Provides little or no-
    depth or does not
    discuss the information
    that might be required to
    complete those reports,
    the reasons for
    completing those
    reports, the necessity of
    ensuring accuracy in
    reporting and the
    audience that might view
    these reports.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    30 pts

    Biblical or Christian
    Worldview Present

    15 to >13 pts

    Advanced

    Considers biblical
    foundations in-depth.

    13 to >10 pts

    Proficient

    Some depth in
    discussion regarding
    biblical foundations.

    10 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Very little or no depth of
    discussion
    regarding biblical
    foundations.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    15 pts

    Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Grading
    Rubric | CJUS231_B06_202530

    Criteria Ratings Points

    Appropriate level of
    analysis and critical
    thinking

    15 to >13 pts

    Advanced

    Ideas and concepts
    presented in a cogent
    and critical manner.
    Submission provides
    clear evidence of
    critical thinking.

    13 to >10 pts

    Proficient

    Ideas and concepts
    presented in a fairly
    clear manner.
    Submission provides
    some evidence of
    critical thinking.

    10 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Ideas and concepts are
    not clear.
    Submission provides
    very little or no evidence
    of critical thinking.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    15 pts

    Meets Length
    Requirement of at
    least 5 pages

    10 to >8 pts

    Advanced

    Submission meets or
    exceeds the required
    length.

    8 to >6 pts

    Proficient

    Submission is within
    100 words of length
    requirement.

    6 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Submission is more or
    less than 100 words of
    the stated length
    requirement.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    10 pts

    Proper use of APA
    and Cites at Least 3
    Scholarly Sources

    10 to >8 pts

    Advanced

    Little or no errors in
    grammar, spelling or
    APA and proper use
    and citation of at least
    3 scholarly sources.

    8 to >6 pts

    Proficient

    Very few errors in
    grammar, spelling or
    APA and proper use
    and citation of at least 2
    scholarly sources.

    6 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Several errors in
    grammar, spelling or
    APA and/or improper
    use and citation of only
    1 scholarly source.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    10 pts

    Grammar, Spelling
    and Clarity

    10 to >8 pts

    Advanced

    Little or no errors in
    grammar, spelling, and
    diction.

    8 to >6 pts

    Proficient

    Some errors present in
    grammar, spelling, and
    diction.

    6 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Numerous errors in
    grammar, spelling,
    diction present.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    10 pts

    Total Points: 150

    Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Grading
    Rubric | CJUS231_B06_202530

    **## ResearchPaper-DifferencesinReportWritingDocumentationGradingRubric.pdf**

    Criteria Ratings Points

    Discuss the
    elements listed, to
    include the
    information that
    might be required to
    complete both,
    misdemeanor and
    felony
    investigations.

    30 to >26 pts

    Advanced

    Provides an in-depth
    analysis and
    discussion of the
    elements listed, to
    include the information
    that might be required
    to complete both,
    misdemeanor and
    felony investigations.

    26 to >20 pts

    Proficient

    Provides some depth in
    analysis and discussion
    of the elements listed,
    to include the
    information that might
    be required to complete
    both, misdemeanor and
    felony investigations.

    20 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Provides little or no
    depth in the analysis
    and discussion of the
    elements listed, to
    include the information
    that might be required to
    complete both,
    misdemeanor and felony
    investigations.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    30 pts

    Discuss in-depth the
    purpose of internal
    statements in
    comparison to
    external statements
    or reports.

    30 to >26 pts

    Advanced

    Provides an in-depth
    discussion of the
    purpose of internal
    statements in
    comparison to external
    statements or reports.

    26 to >20 pts

    Proficient

    Provides some depth in
    discussion of the
    purpose of internal
    statements in
    comparison to external
    statements or reports.

    20 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Provides little or no
    depth or does not
    discuss the purpose of
    internal statements in
    comparison to external
    statements or reports.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    30 pts

    Discuss the
    information that
    might be required to
    complete those
    reports, the reasons
    for completing those
    reports, the
    necessity of
    ensuring accuracy in
    reporting and the
    audience that might
    view these reports.

    30 to >26 pts

    Advanced

    Provides an in-depth
    discussion of the
    information that might
    be required to
    complete those
    reports, the reasons for
    completing those
    reports, the necessity
    of ensuring accuracy in
    reporting and the
    audience that might
    view these reports.

    26 to >20 pts

    Proficient

    Provides some depth in
    the discussion of the
    information that might
    be required to complete
    those reports, the
    reasons for completing
    those reports, the
    necessity of ensuring
    accuracy in reporting
    and the audience that
    might view these
    reports.

    20 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Provides little or no-
    depth or does not
    discuss the information
    that might be required to
    complete those reports,
    the reasons for
    completing those
    reports, the necessity of
    ensuring accuracy in
    reporting and the
    audience that might view
    these reports.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    30 pts

    Biblical or Christian
    Worldview Present

    15 to >13 pts

    Advanced

    Considers biblical
    foundations in-depth.

    13 to >10 pts

    Proficient

    Some depth in
    discussion regarding
    biblical foundations.

    10 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Very little or no depth of
    discussion
    regarding biblical
    foundations.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    15 pts

    Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Grading
    Rubric | CJUS231_B06_202530

    Criteria Ratings Points

    Appropriate level of
    analysis and critical
    thinking

    15 to >13 pts

    Advanced

    Ideas and concepts
    presented in a cogent
    and critical manner.
    Submission provides
    clear evidence of
    critical thinking.

    13 to >10 pts

    Proficient

    Ideas and concepts
    presented in a fairly
    clear manner.
    Submission provides
    some evidence of
    critical thinking.

    10 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Ideas and concepts are
    not clear.
    Submission provides
    very little or no evidence
    of critical thinking.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    15 pts

    Meets Length
    Requirement of at
    least 5 pages

    10 to >8 pts

    Advanced

    Submission meets or
    exceeds the required
    length.

    8 to >6 pts

    Proficient

    Submission is within
    100 words of length
    requirement.

    6 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Submission is more or
    less than 100 words of
    the stated length
    requirement.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    10 pts

    Proper use of APA
    and Cites at Least 3
    Scholarly Sources

    10 to >8 pts

    Advanced

    Little or no errors in
    grammar, spelling or
    APA and proper use
    and citation of at least
    3 scholarly sources.

    8 to >6 pts

    Proficient

    Very few errors in
    grammar, spelling or
    APA and proper use
    and citation of at least 2
    scholarly sources.

    6 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Several errors in
    grammar, spelling or
    APA and/or improper
    use and citation of only
    1 scholarly source.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    10 pts

    Grammar, Spelling
    and Clarity

    10 to >8 pts

    Advanced

    Little or no errors in
    grammar, spelling, and
    diction.

    8 to >6 pts

    Proficient

    Some errors present in
    grammar, spelling, and
    diction.

    6 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Numerous errors in
    grammar, spelling,
    diction present.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    10 pts

    Total Points: 150

    Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Grading
    Rubric | CJUS231_B06_202530

    **## ResearchPaperDifferencesinReportWritingDocumentationAssignmentInstructions.docx**

    CJUS 231

    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment Instructions**

    Overview

    For this
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment**, students will prepare a research paper. Thus far, in the course, you have learned about the information and documentation required to complete both, misdemeanor and felony investigations. Additionally, you have learned about the importance of both, internal and external statements and/or reports and the circumstances under which both might be completed.

    In this
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** – you should discuss the primary differences in report writing documentation for both, misdemeanor and felony investigations. The
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** should also discuss, compare and contrast the primary differences between the use of internal and external statements and/or reports and when both might be utilized as well as the audience that might review either internal or external reports and investigations. All papers must be completed through the lens of a Biblical Worldview where you will incorporate appropriate biblical passages and/or resources.

    Instructions

    The
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** must include the following elements:

    · Title Page;

    · Introduction;

    · Body (including an Introduction, Body Paragraphs/Argument Section, and Conclusion); and

    · Reference Page

    All components of the
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** must be written using current APA formatting and must specifically focus upon and discuss the topics listed above.

    The title page must use proper formatting as set by the APA style guide. The Introduction must be between 150–250 words and provide a clear summary of the paper.

    The body of the
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** must be comprised of 5–7 pages of content. The Title Page and Reference Page are not included in the page count. The introduction must include background information on the topics discussed, a well-written thesis statement, and a preview of points. The body must thoroughly discuss the elements listed, to include the information that might be required to complete both, misdemeanor and felony investigations. Additionally, the
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** should provide an in-depth discussion regarding the purpose of internal statements in comparison to external statements or reports and the circumstances under which either may be completed and submitted. Further, the
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** should discuss the audience that might review these reports and the impact that improper documentation might have upon the report as well as the investigation.

    The Reference Page must include at least 3 scholarly/industry sources published within the last five years. The sources must be cited both in the body of the paper as well as in the Reference Page. Biblical references do not count toward the citation requirement.

    Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.

    Page 2 of 2

    **## ResearchPaper-DifferencesinReportWritingDocumentationGradingRubric.pdf**

    Criteria Ratings Points

    Discuss the
    elements listed, to
    include the
    information that
    might be required to
    complete both,
    misdemeanor and
    felony
    investigations.

    30 to >26 pts

    Advanced

    Provides an in-depth
    analysis and
    discussion of the
    elements listed, to
    include the information
    that might be required
    to complete both,
    misdemeanor and
    felony investigations.

    26 to >20 pts

    Proficient

    Provides some depth in
    analysis and discussion
    of the elements listed,
    to include the
    information that might
    be required to complete
    both, misdemeanor and
    felony investigations.

    20 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Provides little or no
    depth in the analysis
    and discussion of the
    elements listed, to
    include the information
    that might be required to
    complete both,
    misdemeanor and felony
    investigations.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    30 pts

    Discuss in-depth the
    purpose of internal
    statements in
    comparison to
    external statements
    or reports.

    30 to >26 pts

    Advanced

    Provides an in-depth
    discussion of the
    purpose of internal
    statements in
    comparison to external
    statements or reports.

    26 to >20 pts

    Proficient

    Provides some depth in
    discussion of the
    purpose of internal
    statements in
    comparison to external
    statements or reports.

    20 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Provides little or no
    depth or does not
    discuss the purpose of
    internal statements in
    comparison to external
    statements or reports.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    30 pts

    Discuss the
    information that
    might be required to
    complete those
    reports, the reasons
    for completing those
    reports, the
    necessity of
    ensuring accuracy in
    reporting and the
    audience that might
    view these reports.

    30 to >26 pts

    Advanced

    Provides an in-depth
    discussion of the
    information that might
    be required to
    complete those
    reports, the reasons for
    completing those
    reports, the necessity
    of ensuring accuracy in
    reporting and the
    audience that might
    view these reports.

    26 to >20 pts

    Proficient

    Provides some depth in
    the discussion of the
    information that might
    be required to complete
    those reports, the
    reasons for completing
    those reports, the
    necessity of ensuring
    accuracy in reporting
    and the audience that
    might view these
    reports.

    20 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Provides little or no-
    depth or does not
    discuss the information
    that might be required to
    complete those reports,
    the reasons for
    completing those
    reports, the necessity of
    ensuring accuracy in
    reporting and the
    audience that might view
    these reports.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    30 pts

    Biblical or Christian
    Worldview Present

    15 to >13 pts

    Advanced

    Considers biblical
    foundations in-depth.

    13 to >10 pts

    Proficient

    Some depth in
    discussion regarding
    biblical foundations.

    10 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Very little or no depth of
    discussion
    regarding biblical
    foundations.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    15 pts

    Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Grading
    Rubric | CJUS231_B06_202530

    Criteria Ratings Points

    Appropriate level of
    analysis and critical
    thinking

    15 to >13 pts

    Advanced

    Ideas and concepts
    presented in a cogent
    and critical manner.
    Submission provides
    clear evidence of
    critical thinking.

    13 to >10 pts

    Proficient

    Ideas and concepts
    presented in a fairly
    clear manner.
    Submission provides
    some evidence of
    critical thinking.

    10 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Ideas and concepts are
    not clear.
    Submission provides
    very little or no evidence
    of critical thinking.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    15 pts

    Meets Length
    Requirement of at
    least 5 pages

    10 to >8 pts

    Advanced

    Submission meets or
    exceeds the required
    length.

    8 to >6 pts

    Proficient

    Submission is within
    100 words of length
    requirement.

    6 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Submission is more or
    less than 100 words of
    the stated length
    requirement.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    10 pts

    Proper use of APA
    and Cites at Least 3
    Scholarly Sources

    10 to >8 pts

    Advanced

    Little or no errors in
    grammar, spelling or
    APA and proper use
    and citation of at least
    3 scholarly sources.

    8 to >6 pts

    Proficient

    Very few errors in
    grammar, spelling or
    APA and proper use
    and citation of at least 2
    scholarly sources.

    6 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Several errors in
    grammar, spelling or
    APA and/or improper
    use and citation of only
    1 scholarly source.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    10 pts

    Grammar, Spelling
    and Clarity

    10 to >8 pts

    Advanced

    Little or no errors in
    grammar, spelling, and
    diction.

    8 to >6 pts

    Proficient

    Some errors present in
    grammar, spelling, and
    diction.

    6 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Numerous errors in
    grammar, spelling,
    diction present.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    10 pts

    Total Points: 150

    Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Grading
    Rubric | CJUS231_B06_202530

    **## ResearchPaperDifferencesinReportWritingDocumentationAssignmentInstructions.docx**

    CJUS 231

    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment Instructions**

    Overview

    For this
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment**, students will prepare a research paper. Thus far, in the course, you have learned about the information and documentation required to complete both, misdemeanor and felony investigations. Additionally, you have learned about the importance of both, internal and external statements and/or reports and the circumstances under which both might be completed.

    In this
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** – you should discuss the primary differences in report writing documentation for both, misdemeanor and felony investigations. The
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** should also discuss, compare and contrast the primary differences between the use of internal and external statements and/or reports and when both might be utilized as well as the audience that might review either internal or external reports and investigations. All papers must be completed through the lens of a Biblical Worldview where you will incorporate appropriate biblical passages and/or resources.

    Instructions

    The
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** must include the following elements:

    · Title Page;

    · Introduction;

    · Body (including an Introduction, Body Paragraphs/Argument Section, and Conclusion); and

    · Reference Page

    All components of the
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** must be written using current APA formatting and must specifically focus upon and discuss the topics listed above.

    The title page must use proper formatting as set by the APA style guide. The Introduction must be between 150–250 words and provide a clear summary of the paper.

    The body of the
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** must be comprised of 5–7 pages of content. The Title Page and Reference Page are not included in the page count. The introduction must include background information on the topics discussed, a well-written thesis statement, and a preview of points. The body must thoroughly discuss the elements listed, to include the information that might be required to complete both, misdemeanor and felony investigations. Additionally, the
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** should provide an in-depth discussion regarding the purpose of internal statements in comparison to external statements or reports and the circumstances under which either may be completed and submitted. Further, the
    **Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Assignment** should discuss the audience that might review these reports and the impact that improper documentation might have upon the report as well as the investigation.

    The Reference Page must include at least 3 scholarly/industry sources published within the last five years. The sources must be cited both in the body of the paper as well as in the Reference Page. Biblical references do not count toward the citation requirement.

    Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.

    Page 2 of 2

    **## ResearchPaper-DifferencesinReportWritingDocumentationGradingRubric.pdf**

    Criteria Ratings Points

    Discuss the
    elements listed, to
    include the
    information that
    might be required to
    complete both,
    misdemeanor and
    felony
    investigations.

    30 to >26 pts

    Advanced

    Provides an in-depth
    analysis and
    discussion of the
    elements listed, to
    include the information
    that might be required
    to complete both,
    misdemeanor and
    felony investigations.

    26 to >20 pts

    Proficient

    Provides some depth in
    analysis and discussion
    of the elements listed,
    to include the
    information that might
    be required to complete
    both, misdemeanor and
    felony investigations.

    20 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Provides little or no
    depth in the analysis
    and discussion of the
    elements listed, to
    include the information
    that might be required to
    complete both,
    misdemeanor and felony
    investigations.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    30 pts

    Discuss in-depth the
    purpose of internal
    statements in
    comparison to
    external statements
    or reports.

    30 to >26 pts

    Advanced

    Provides an in-depth
    discussion of the
    purpose of internal
    statements in
    comparison to external
    statements or reports.

    26 to >20 pts

    Proficient

    Provides some depth in
    discussion of the
    purpose of internal
    statements in
    comparison to external
    statements or reports.

    20 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Provides little or no
    depth or does not
    discuss the purpose of
    internal statements in
    comparison to external
    statements or reports.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    30 pts

    Discuss the
    information that
    might be required to
    complete those
    reports, the reasons
    for completing those
    reports, the
    necessity of
    ensuring accuracy in
    reporting and the
    audience that might
    view these reports.

    30 to >26 pts

    Advanced

    Provides an in-depth
    discussion of the
    information that might
    be required to
    complete those
    reports, the reasons for
    completing those
    reports, the necessity
    of ensuring accuracy in
    reporting and the
    audience that might
    view these reports.

    26 to >20 pts

    Proficient

    Provides some depth in
    the discussion of the
    information that might
    be required to complete
    those reports, the
    reasons for completing
    those reports, the
    necessity of ensuring
    accuracy in reporting
    and the audience that
    might view these
    reports.

    20 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Provides little or no-
    depth or does not
    discuss the information
    that might be required to
    complete those reports,
    the reasons for
    completing those
    reports, the necessity of
    ensuring accuracy in
    reporting and the
    audience that might view
    these reports.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    30 pts

    Biblical or Christian
    Worldview Present

    15 to >13 pts

    Advanced

    Considers biblical
    foundations in-depth.

    13 to >10 pts

    Proficient

    Some depth in
    discussion regarding
    biblical foundations.

    10 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Very little or no depth of
    discussion
    regarding biblical
    foundations.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    15 pts

    Research Paper: Differences in Report Writing Documentation Grading
    Rubric | CJUS231_B06_202530

    Criteria Ratings Points

    Appropriate level of
    analysis and critical
    thinking

    15 to >13 pts

    Advanced

    Ideas and concepts
    presented in a cogent
    and critical manner.
    Submission provides
    clear evidence of
    critical thinking.

    13 to >10 pts

    Proficient

    Ideas and concepts
    presented in a fairly
    clear manner.
    Submission provides
    some evidence of
    critical thinking.

    10 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Ideas and concepts are
    not clear.
    Submission provides
    very little or no evidence
    of critical thinking.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    15 pts

    Meets Length
    Requirement of at
    least 5 pages

    10 to >8 pts

    Advanced

    Submission meets or
    exceeds the required
    length.

    8 to >6 pts

    Proficient

    Submission is within
    100 words of length
    requirement.

    6 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Submission is more or
    less than 100 words of
    the stated length
    requirement.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    10 pts

    Proper use of APA
    and Cites at Least 3
    Scholarly Sources

    10 to >8 pts

    Advanced

    Little or no errors in
    grammar, spelling or
    APA and proper use
    and citation of at least
    3 scholarly sources.

    8 to >6 pts

    Proficient

    Very few errors in
    grammar, spelling or
    APA and proper use
    and citation of at least 2
    scholarly sources.

    6 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Several errors in
    grammar, spelling or
    APA and/or improper
    use and citation of only
    1 scholarly source.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    10 pts

    Grammar, Spelling
    and Clarity

    10 to >8 pts

    Advanced

    Little or no errors in
    grammar, spelling, and
    diction.

    8 to >6 pts

    Proficient

    Some errors present in
    grammar, spelling, and
    diction.

    6 to >0 pts

    Developing

    Numerous errors in
    grammar, spelling,
    diction present.

    0 pts

    Not
    Present

    10 pts

    Total Points: 150

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    Please see attached. – ## WK8DB.docx – ## DiscussionAssignmentInstructions.docx **## WK8DB.docx** · Please discuss what might constitute an internal statement versus that of an external statement. · Additionally, please discuss when one might be completed as opposed to the other. · Finally, please d…

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    · Please discuss what might constitute an internal statement versus that of an external statement.

    · Additionally, please discuss when one might be completed as opposed to the other.

    · Finally, please discuss the importance of accurate and legible writing for both, internal and external statements and why clear, comprehensible writing is critical.

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    CJUS 231

    **Discussion Assignment Instructions**

    The student will complete 8 Discussions in this course. The student will post one thread of at least 250 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Thursday of the assigned Module: Week. The student must then post 2 replies of at least 100 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of the assigned Module: Week. For each thread, students must support their assertions with at least 2 scholarly citations in APA format. Each reply must incorporate at least 1 scholarly citation in APA format. Any sources cited must have been published within the last five years. Acceptable sources include the textbook, reading assignments from class, lecture materials, the Bible, etc.).

    **## DiscussionAssignmentInstructions.docx**

    CJUS 231

    **Discussion Assignment Instructions**

    The student will complete 8 Discussions in this course. The student will post one thread of at least 250 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Thursday of the assigned Module: Week. The student must then post 2 replies of at least 100 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of the assigned Module: Week. For each thread, students must support their assertions with at least 2 scholarly citations in APA format. Each reply must incorporate at least 1 scholarly citation in APA format. Any sources cited must have been published within the last five years. Acceptable sources include the textbook, reading assignments from class, lecture materials, the Bible, etc.).

    **## WK8DB.docx**

    · Please discuss what might constitute an internal statement versus that of an external statement.

    · Additionally, please discuss when one might be completed as opposed to the other.

    · Finally, please discuss the importance of accurate and legible writing for both, internal and external statements and why clear, comprehensible writing is critical.

    **## DiscussionAssignmentInstructions.docx**

    CJUS 231

    **Discussion Assignment Instructions**

    The student will complete 8 Discussions in this course. The student will post one thread of at least 250 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Thursday of the assigned Module: Week. The student must then post 2 replies of at least 100 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of the assigned Module: Week. For each thread, students must support their assertions with at least 2 scholarly citations in APA format. Each reply must incorporate at least 1 scholarly citation in APA format. Any sources cited must have been published within the last five years. Acceptable sources include the textbook, reading assignments from class, lecture materials, the Bible, etc.).

    **## WK8DB.docx**

    · Please discuss what might constitute an internal statement versus that of an external statement.

    · Additionally, please discuss when one might be completed as opposed to the other.

    · Finally, please discuss the importance of accurate and legible writing for both, internal and external statements and why clear, comprehensible writing is critical.

    **## DiscussionAssignmentInstructions.docx**

    CJUS 231

    **Discussion Assignment Instructions**

    The student will complete 8 Discussions in this course. The student will post one thread of at least 250 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Thursday of the assigned Module: Week. The student must then post 2 replies of at least 100 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of the assigned Module: Week. For each thread, students must support their assertions with at least 2 scholarly citations in APA format. Each reply must incorporate at least 1 scholarly citation in APA format. Any sources cited must have been published within the last five years. Acceptable sources include the textbook, reading assignments from class, lecture materials, the Bible, etc.).

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    Describe what you read about juvenile drug courts. You may wish to focus on the varying missions and processes, how drug use policy in the U.S. influenced the development of drug courts, treatment oriented interventions in the criminal justice system, or the provision of drug testing, case managemen…

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    Describe what you read about juvenile drug courts. You may wish to focus on the varying missions and processes, how drug use policy in the U.S. influenced the development of drug courts, treatment oriented interventions in the criminal justice system, or the provision of drug testing, case management, or related health and social services. You may want to also consider the experience of culturally diverse or unique populations. How do they fit into the drug court model? What provisions, if any, would be helpful for diverse populations?

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    please see attachment, – ## DescribingyourData.docx – classs_survey-1.sav **## DescribingyourData.docx** Before starting this assignment you should know a few things. First, I consolidated each of your datasets into a single data set with all of the cases/respondents in one dataset called the class…

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    please see attachment,

    – ## DescribingyourData.docx

    – classs_survey-1.sav

    **## DescribingyourData.docx**

    Before starting this assignment you should know a few things. First, I consolidated each of your datasets into a single data set with all of the cases/respondents in one dataset called the class_survey. I also created several new variables in the dataset: 1. A grouped age variable where each category represents an age range; and, 2. A total score for the BSSS; and, 3. a total score for the ICU. The "BSSTotal" and "ICUTotal" are summed scores of those items on each of the respective scales (in the dataset these are named BSSS1 – BSSS8 and ICU1 – ICU10R, respectively). You will also notice there are several "ICU#R" variables. These are reverse coded ICU items so that when the items are used to compute a total ICU score, they are all in the same direction (i.e., higher callous unemotional traits).

    Also, you should know that the BSSS is the Brief Sensation Seeking Scale and the ICU is the Inventory of Callous and Unemotional Traits. You should have some familiarity with scale use from research methods but the basic idea is that each of the items that are included on a scale tap into the same underlying construct. In this case the items tap into Sensation-Seeking and Callous-Unemotional traits, respectively. Sensation-Seeking is defined as being daring, willing to take risks, and being fearless. Callous-Unemotional traits are defined as being callous, uncaring, lacking remorse and guilt and having a lack of emotional expression. The idea is that the more items that individuals endorse at a higher value, the more of these traits an individual has. Thus, these are scales or inventories because the individual items are summed to create a scale that represents the construct (sensation-seeking and callous-unemotional traits). People that score higher have more of the trait that those that score relatively lower. We typically do not use the individual items in this but only the summed scores which we treat as continuous measures (i.e., scale in SPSS). It is important that you understand what these are measuring so that you can discuss your findings in a meaningful way.

    Using the class_survey dataset complete the following:

    1. In SPSS conduct the appropriate measures of central tendency and dispersion for ALL variables in the classsurvey dataset (except for the individual items of the BSSS and ICU – only compute measures of central tendency for total scores – “ICU” and “BSSS”). Remember to take into consideration the level of measurement when determining which measure of central tendency and dispersion to report.

    2. Create a single table in Microsoft Word that reports the descriptive statistics for all of the variables (except the individuals items for the ICU and BSSS – only report on the total scores). Be sure to use names for variables in the table so that a reader would know what you are referring to – sometimes the labels in SPSS are not intuitive. Also, give the table a proper title and label it “Table 1”. If you use any abbreviations make sure to describe what these are in a “note” below the table. See the example provided below.

    Note. DO NOT copy and paste the tables from SPSS. You should create a table in word (e.g., insert -> table) that combines all the information from the SPSS output into a single table.

    Your table should have columns labeled: Mean/%, SD, minimum, and maximum.

    Not all variables will have a value for each column. ONLY REPORT VALUE WHEN APPROPRIATE – e.g, it is not appropriate to report a mean for a nominal variable, in this case you should report the % of each category of the variable.

    DO NOT include the individual items that make up the BSSS and ICU – only report on the total scores I created.

    3. Write a single paragraph describing the sample regarding the average scores and variation for each variable. Make sure to reference the table that you created in #2 in the text. This should resemble a sample description that you would typically see in a manuscript.

    4. In SPSS, create frequency tables in SPSS for the variables “race”, “age_group”, “education” and "BSSSTotal" using the classsurvey dataset. Then create the appropriate graph (e.g., bar chart, pie chart, histogram) for each of these variables.

    5. Write a paragraph describing the shape of the distribution of the four variables from #4 based on the frequency table and graphs (you do not have to create tables/graphs to include in your assignment – only include your "write-up".

    Note. Turn in your write-up from #3 and #5 with the table you created from #2 in a word document. Do not turn in your spss output.

    Write-up examples:

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/describing-your-data)

    “As shown in Table 1, a majority of survey respondents identified as Black (67.0%), male(52.2%), and the mean age was 43 years old (SD = 14.29). On average, respondents reported a score of 2.65 (SD = .48) on a measure of social integration and a 1.10 (SD = .99) on the gang proximity scale. At the neighborhood level, the mean for the measure of residential stability was -.01 (SD = .57). Neighborhoods in the sample were on average 67.1% Black. The mean scores for racial heterogeneity and concentrated disadvantage were .27 (SD = .18) and .01 (SD = .74), respectively." The mean number of gangs per neighborhood was .84 (SD = 1.18)."

    ## image1.png

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    **## DescribingyourData.docx**

    Before starting this assignment you should know a few things. First, I consolidated each of your datasets into a single data set with all of the cases/respondents in one dataset called the class_survey. I also created several new variables in the dataset: 1. A grouped age variable where each category represents an age range; and, 2. A total score for the BSSS; and, 3. a total score for the ICU. The "BSSTotal" and "ICUTotal" are summed scores of those items on each of the respective scales (in the dataset these are named BSSS1 – BSSS8 and ICU1 – ICU10R, respectively). You will also notice there are several "ICU#R" variables. These are reverse coded ICU items so that when the items are used to compute a total ICU score, they are all in the same direction (i.e., higher callous unemotional traits).

    Also, you should know that the BSSS is the Brief Sensation Seeking Scale and the ICU is the Inventory of Callous and Unemotional Traits. You should have some familiarity with scale use from research methods but the basic idea is that each of the items that are included on a scale tap into the same underlying construct. In this case the items tap into Sensation-Seeking and Callous-Unemotional traits, respectively. Sensation-Seeking is defined as being daring, willing to take risks, and being fearless. Callous-Unemotional traits are defined as being callous, uncaring, lacking remorse and guilt and having a lack of emotional expression. The idea is that the more items that individuals endorse at a higher value, the more of these traits an individual has. Thus, these are scales or inventories because the individual items are summed to create a scale that represents the construct (sensation-seeking and callous-unemotional traits). People that score higher have more of the trait that those that score relatively lower. We typically do not use the individual items in this but only the summed scores which we treat as continuous measures (i.e., scale in SPSS). It is important that you understand what these are measuring so that you can discuss your findings in a meaningful way.

    Using the class_survey dataset complete the following:

    1. In SPSS conduct the appropriate measures of central tendency and dispersion for ALL variables in the classsurvey dataset (except for the individual items of the BSSS and ICU – only compute measures of central tendency for total scores – “ICU” and “BSSS”). Remember to take into consideration the level of measurement when determining which measure of central tendency and dispersion to report.

    2. Create a single table in Microsoft Word that reports the descriptive statistics for all of the variables (except the individuals items for the ICU and BSSS – only report on the total scores). Be sure to use names for variables in the table so that a reader would know what you are referring to – sometimes the labels in SPSS are not intuitive. Also, give the table a proper title and label it “Table 1”. If you use any abbreviations make sure to describe what these are in a “note” below the table. See the example provided below.

    Note. DO NOT copy and paste the tables from SPSS. You should create a table in word (e.g., insert -> table) that combines all the information from the SPSS output into a single table.

    Your table should have columns labeled: Mean/%, SD, minimum, and maximum.

    Not all variables will have a value for each column. ONLY REPORT VALUE WHEN APPROPRIATE – e.g, it is not appropriate to report a mean for a nominal variable, in this case you should report the % of each category of the variable.

    DO NOT include the individual items that make up the BSSS and ICU – only report on the total scores I created.

    3. Write a single paragraph describing the sample regarding the average scores and variation for each variable. Make sure to reference the table that you created in #2 in the text. This should resemble a sample description that you would typically see in a manuscript.

    4. In SPSS, create frequency tables in SPSS for the variables “race”, “age_group”, “education” and "BSSSTotal" using the classsurvey dataset. Then create the appropriate graph (e.g., bar chart, pie chart, histogram) for each of these variables.

    5. Write a paragraph describing the shape of the distribution of the four variables from #4 based on the frequency table and graphs (you do not have to create tables/graphs to include in your assignment – only include your "write-up".

    Note. Turn in your write-up from #3 and #5 with the table you created from #2 in a word document. Do not turn in your spss output.

    Write-up examples:

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/describing-your-data)

    “As shown in Table 1, a majority of survey respondents identified as Black (67.0%), male(52.2%), and the mean age was 43 years old (SD = 14.29). On average, respondents reported a score of 2.65 (SD = .48) on a measure of social integration and a 1.10 (SD = .99) on the gang proximity scale. At the neighborhood level, the mean for the measure of residential stability was -.01 (SD = .57). Neighborhoods in the sample were on average 67.1% Black. The mean scores for racial heterogeneity and concentrated disadvantage were .27 (SD = .18) and .01 (SD = .74), respectively." The mean number of gangs per neighborhood was .84 (SD = 1.18)."

    ## image1.png

    **classs_survey-1.sav**

    This file is too large to display. [View in new window](https://www.sweetstudy.com/files/classs-survey-1-sav)

    **## DescribingyourData.docx**

    Before starting this assignment you should know a few things. First, I consolidated each of your datasets into a single data set with all of the cases/respondents in one dataset called the class_survey. I also created several new variables in the dataset: 1. A grouped age variable where each category represents an age range; and, 2. A total score for the BSSS; and, 3. a total score for the ICU. The "BSSTotal" and "ICUTotal" are summed scores of those items on each of the respective scales (in the dataset these are named BSSS1 – BSSS8 and ICU1 – ICU10R, respectively). You will also notice there are several "ICU#R" variables. These are reverse coded ICU items so that when the items are used to compute a total ICU score, they are all in the same direction (i.e., higher callous unemotional traits).

    Also, you should know that the BSSS is the Brief Sensation Seeking Scale and the ICU is the Inventory of Callous and Unemotional Traits. You should have some familiarity with scale use from research methods but the basic idea is that each of the items that are included on a scale tap into the same underlying construct. In this case the items tap into Sensation-Seeking and Callous-Unemotional traits, respectively. Sensation-Seeking is defined as being daring, willing to take risks, and being fearless. Callous-Unemotional traits are defined as being callous, uncaring, lacking remorse and guilt and having a lack of emotional expression. The idea is that the more items that individuals endorse at a higher value, the more of these traits an individual has. Thus, these are scales or inventories because the individual items are summed to create a scale that represents the construct (sensation-seeking and callous-unemotional traits). People that score higher have more of the trait that those that score relatively lower. We typically do not use the individual items in this but only the summed scores which we treat as continuous measures (i.e., scale in SPSS). It is important that you understand what these are measuring so that you can discuss your findings in a meaningful way.

    Using the class_survey dataset complete the following:

    1. In SPSS conduct the appropriate measures of central tendency and dispersion for ALL variables in the classsurvey dataset (except for the individual items of the BSSS and ICU – only compute measures of central tendency for total scores – “ICU” and “BSSS”). Remember to take into consideration the level of measurement when determining which measure of central tendency and dispersion to report.

    2. Create a single table in Microsoft Word that reports the descriptive statistics for all of the variables (except the individuals items for the ICU and BSSS – only report on the total scores). Be sure to use names for variables in the table so that a reader would know what you are referring to – sometimes the labels in SPSS are not intuitive. Also, give the table a proper title and label it “Table 1”. If you use any abbreviations make sure to describe what these are in a “note” below the table. See the example provided below.

    Note. DO NOT copy and paste the tables from SPSS. You should create a table in word (e.g., insert -> table) that combines all the information from the SPSS output into a single table.

    Your table should have columns labeled: Mean/%, SD, minimum, and maximum.

    Not all variables will have a value for each column. ONLY REPORT VALUE WHEN APPROPRIATE – e.g, it is not appropriate to report a mean for a nominal variable, in this case you should report the % of each category of the variable.

    DO NOT include the individual items that make up the BSSS and ICU – only report on the total scores I created.

    3. Write a single paragraph describing the sample regarding the average scores and variation for each variable. Make sure to reference the table that you created in #2 in the text. This should resemble a sample description that you would typically see in a manuscript.

    4. In SPSS, create frequency tables in SPSS for the variables “race”, “age_group”, “education” and "BSSSTotal" using the classsurvey dataset. Then create the appropriate graph (e.g., bar chart, pie chart, histogram) for each of these variables.

    5. Write a paragraph describing the shape of the distribution of the four variables from #4 based on the frequency table and graphs (you do not have to create tables/graphs to include in your assignment – only include your "write-up".

    Note. Turn in your write-up from #3 and #5 with the table you created from #2 in a word document. Do not turn in your spss output.

    Write-up examples:

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/describing-your-data)

    “As shown in Table 1, a majority of survey respondents identified as Black (67.0%), male(52.2%), and the mean age was 43 years old (SD = 14.29). On average, respondents reported a score of 2.65 (SD = .48) on a measure of social integration and a 1.10 (SD = .99) on the gang proximity scale. At the neighborhood level, the mean for the measure of residential stability was -.01 (SD = .57). Neighborhoods in the sample were on average 67.1% Black. The mean scores for racial heterogeneity and concentrated disadvantage were .27 (SD = .18) and .01 (SD = .74), respectively." The mean number of gangs per neighborhood was .84 (SD = 1.18)."

    ## image1.png

    **classs_survey-1.sav**

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    please see attachment, – ## reading4.docx **## reading4.docx** You must submit a 3-4 page summary of the assigned readings from this week. This is not the appropriate place to discuss whether or not you enjoyed the material but is instead a means to assess whether or not you understood the material …

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    **## reading4.docx**

    You must submit a 3-4 page summary of the assigned readings from this week. This is not the appropriate place to discuss whether or not you enjoyed the material but is instead a means to assess whether or not you understood the material well enough to briefly summarize it. In other words, do not make your own argument in the summary papers (you will do that on your exam answers), instead summarize the study or key arguments the author(s) is making.

    Readings:

    Bolger, P. C. (2015). Just following orders: A meta-analysis of the correlates of American police officer use of force decisions. American Journal of Criminal Justice, 40, 466-492.

    Terrill, W., & Paoline III, E. A. (2007). Nonarrest decision making in police–citizen encounters. Police Quarterly, 10(3), 308-33.

    Alpert, G. P., MacDonald, J. M., & Dunham, R. G. (2005). Police suspicion and discretionary decision-making during citizen stops. Criminology, 43(2), 407-434.

    Moskos, P. (2008). Cop in the hood: My year policing Baltimore's eastern district. Princeton University Press.

    **## reading4.docx**

    You must submit a 3-4 page summary of the assigned readings from this week. This is not the appropriate place to discuss whether or not you enjoyed the material but is instead a means to assess whether or not you understood the material well enough to briefly summarize it. In other words, do not make your own argument in the summary papers (you will do that on your exam answers), instead summarize the study or key arguments the author(s) is making.

    Readings:

    Bolger, P. C. (2015). Just following orders: A meta-analysis of the correlates of American police officer use of force decisions. American Journal of Criminal Justice, 40, 466-492.

    Terrill, W., & Paoline III, E. A. (2007). Nonarrest decision making in police–citizen encounters. Police Quarterly, 10(3), 308-33.

    Alpert, G. P., MacDonald, J. M., & Dunham, R. G. (2005). Police suspicion and discretionary decision-making during citizen stops. Criminology, 43(2), 407-434.

    Moskos, P. (2008). Cop in the hood: My year policing Baltimore's eastern district. Princeton University Press.

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    **Please answer one of the the following questions:** 1. Summarize Diamond’s discussion (chapters 7 & 8) of the Greenland Norse. Identify the biological (e.g. weather patterns, geology of Greenland, etc.) and the social (e.g. religion, relationships with neighbors, etc.) that led to the collapse of …

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    **Please answer one of the  the following questions:**
    1. Summarize Diamond’s discussion (chapters 7 & 8) of the Greenland Norse. Identify the biological (e.g. weather patterns, geology of Greenland, etc.) and the social (e.g. religion, relationships with neighbors, etc.) that led to the collapse of Greenland Norse society. Compare/contrast this with the experience of Iceland (chapter 6). What do the experiences of Greenland and Iceland have to teach the US, if anything? Please be thorough in your answer, define pertinent terms, provide examples.
    2. Provide a summary of Malthus’ theory, its strengths and limitations. Summarize Diamond’s discussion of Malthus via the Rwanda genocide. What do you think? Is Malthus right? Is he partially right? If so/not, please explain. Be thorough in your answer, define pertinent terms, provide examples.
    3. Describe and give examples of “top-down” and “bottom-up” paths to success, according to Diamond. Be thorough and provide examples from the readings. Which pathway do you think makes the most sense and why? Again, be specific and provide examples.
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    CJUS 231

    **Discussion Assignment Instructions**

    The student will complete 8 Discussions in this course. The student will post one thread of at least 250 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Thursday of the assigned Module: Week. The student must then post 2 replies of at least 100 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of the assigned Module: Week. For each thread, students must support their assertions with at least 2 scholarly citations in APA format. Each reply must incorporate at least 1 scholarly citation in APA format. Any sources cited must have been published within the last five years. Acceptable sources include the textbook, reading assignments from class, lecture materials, the Bible, etc.).

    **## TahirahWooten.docx**

    Tahirah Wooten

    When it comes to felony investigations involving people like homicide, assault, or sexual violence; the way officers document the case is incredibly important. These types of crimes involve real human suffering, and the details captured in a report can have a lasting impact, not just on the legal process, but also on the lives of the victims and their families. Officers must be thorough, accurate, and respectful in their reporting. That includes recording exact statements, carefully describing the scene, and properly logging any physical evidence (Orthmann et al., 2020).

    Compared to property crimes like burglary or arson, cases involving people are usually more emotionally intense. In property cases, reports focus more on what was taken or damaged, the estimated value, and any physical evidence, like fingerprints or surveillance footage. These are important details too, but they don't usually involve the same emotional weight as crimes against people (Palmiotto, 2022).

    Good note-taking and clear writing are essential in both types of investigations, but even more so with cases involving people. A sloppy or vague report could lead to a miscarriage of justice or cause additional harm to a victim. That’s why it's crucial for law enforcement officers to write with clarity and integrity. From a biblical perspective, we are called to “act justly and to love mercy” (Micah 6:8, New International Version), which reminds us of the responsibility we carry when seeking justice for others.

    **## ChrisWrzesien.docx**

    Chris Wrzesien

    During the course of a tour of duty on shift, a law enforcement officer, may encounter or definitely will come across a crime committed to a person that is serious in nature. The seriousness of the crime could rise to the level of a felony.  In the State of Florida, where I live, the crime against the person, which is called battery, is determined to be a felony when,
    _Intentionally or knowingly causes great bodily harm, permanent disability, or permanent disfigurement or uses a deadly weapon._(FSS 784.045). Therefore, the suspect must have known and intentionally caused the harm or damage to the victim.

    When the crime against the person rises to the level of a felony, the police officer should ensure that there is a victim who is willing to cooperate with their investigation.  In rare cases, individuals are seriously injured by others but are not willing to cooperate to prosecute the crime.  Once the victim has been established the officer should thoroughly document the injuries the victim suffered. Taking photos, sometimes measurements of the injuries and even obtaining doctors statements of the injuries to add to the report.  Close attention to the scene where the incident occurred should be noted to document any weapons or instruments that caused the injuries. Locating and identifying any witnesses to the incident is important to all investigations, but more importantly a felony crime against a person.

    Any close circuit video or camera footage from neighborhood doorbell cameras would be important and pertinent to documenting the crime and the events that led up to the crime.

    Documenting a felony crime is no less important than documenting any other crime. Identifying the victim and suspect is paramount. Documenting the scene and identifying any weapons used and connecting that weapon to the victims' injuries should be at the center of the report. Felony crimes against people are often high-profile cases. (Merson pp145) Any crime report will be viewed by many, but a felonious crime against a person generates a lot of interest by many, most of whom would want to read the report.  A felony crime carries a minimum of one year in prison, a steep price to pay for sure, therefore many legal authorities including prosecuting attorneys, defenders, legal analysts, and judges will be viewing this report, therefore the report should be through, accurate, detailed and written to show the exact details of the crime.

    In Leviticus 19:18
    _“Do not seek revenge or bear a grudge against anyone among your people but love your neighbor as yourself.”_ We are told do not to seek to hurt anyone but to love each other.  If we could learn this as a society, there would not be a need to document a felony crime, nor would there even be a need for the police.  Unfortunately, we will always need to identify, document and prepare reports on crimes against people which rise to felony levels.

    **## ChrisWrzesien.docx**

    Chris Wrzesien

    During the course of a tour of duty on shift, a law enforcement officer, may encounter or definitely will come across a crime committed to a person that is serious in nature. The seriousness of the crime could rise to the level of a felony.  In the State of Florida, where I live, the crime against the person, which is called battery, is determined to be a felony when,
    _Intentionally or knowingly causes great bodily harm, permanent disability, or permanent disfigurement or uses a deadly weapon._(FSS 784.045). Therefore, the suspect must have known and intentionally caused the harm or damage to the victim.

    When the crime against the person rises to the level of a felony, the police officer should ensure that there is a victim who is willing to cooperate with their investigation.  In rare cases, individuals are seriously injured by others but are not willing to cooperate to prosecute the crime.  Once the victim has been established the officer should thoroughly document the injuries the victim suffered. Taking photos, sometimes measurements of the injuries and even obtaining doctors statements of the injuries to add to the report.  Close attention to the scene where the incident occurred should be noted to document any weapons or instruments that caused the injuries. Locating and identifying any witnesses to the incident is important to all investigations, but more importantly a felony crime against a person.

    Any close circuit video or camera footage from neighborhood doorbell cameras would be important and pertinent to documenting the crime and the events that led up to the crime.

    Documenting a felony crime is no less important than documenting any other crime. Identifying the victim and suspect is paramount. Documenting the scene and identifying any weapons used and connecting that weapon to the victims' injuries should be at the center of the report. Felony crimes against people are often high-profile cases. (Merson pp145) Any crime report will be viewed by many, but a felonious crime against a person generates a lot of interest by many, most of whom would want to read the report.  A felony crime carries a minimum of one year in prison, a steep price to pay for sure, therefore many legal authorities including prosecuting attorneys, defenders, legal analysts, and judges will be viewing this report, therefore the report should be through, accurate, detailed and written to show the exact details of the crime.

    In Leviticus 19:18
    _“Do not seek revenge or bear a grudge against anyone among your people but love your neighbor as yourself.”_ We are told do not to seek to hurt anyone but to love each other.  If we could learn this as a society, there would not be a need to document a felony crime, nor would there even be a need for the police.  Unfortunately, we will always need to identify, document and prepare reports on crimes against people which rise to felony levels.

    **## DiscussionAssignmentInstructions.docx**

    CJUS 231

    **Discussion Assignment Instructions**

    The student will complete 8 Discussions in this course. The student will post one thread of at least 250 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Thursday of the assigned Module: Week. The student must then post 2 replies of at least 100 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of the assigned Module: Week. For each thread, students must support their assertions with at least 2 scholarly citations in APA format. Each reply must incorporate at least 1 scholarly citation in APA format. Any sources cited must have been published within the last five years. Acceptable sources include the textbook, reading assignments from class, lecture materials, the Bible, etc.).

    **## TahirahWooten.docx**

    Tahirah Wooten

    When it comes to felony investigations involving people like homicide, assault, or sexual violence; the way officers document the case is incredibly important. These types of crimes involve real human suffering, and the details captured in a report can have a lasting impact, not just on the legal process, but also on the lives of the victims and their families. Officers must be thorough, accurate, and respectful in their reporting. That includes recording exact statements, carefully describing the scene, and properly logging any physical evidence (Orthmann et al., 2020).

    Compared to property crimes like burglary or arson, cases involving people are usually more emotionally intense. In property cases, reports focus more on what was taken or damaged, the estimated value, and any physical evidence, like fingerprints or surveillance footage. These are important details too, but they don't usually involve the same emotional weight as crimes against people (Palmiotto, 2022).

    Good note-taking and clear writing are essential in both types of investigations, but even more so with cases involving people. A sloppy or vague report could lead to a miscarriage of justice or cause additional harm to a victim. That’s why it's crucial for law enforcement officers to write with clarity and integrity. From a biblical perspective, we are called to “act justly and to love mercy” (Micah 6:8, New International Version), which reminds us of the responsibility we carry when seeking justice for others.

    **## ChrisWrzesien.docx**

    Chris Wrzesien

    During the course of a tour of duty on shift, a law enforcement officer, may encounter or definitely will come across a crime committed to a person that is serious in nature. The seriousness of the crime could rise to the level of a felony.  In the State of Florida, where I live, the crime against the person, which is called battery, is determined to be a felony when,
    _Intentionally or knowingly causes great bodily harm, permanent disability, or permanent disfigurement or uses a deadly weapon._(FSS 784.045). Therefore, the suspect must have known and intentionally caused the harm or damage to the victim.

    When the crime against the person rises to the level of a felony, the police officer should ensure that there is a victim who is willing to cooperate with their investigation.  In rare cases, individuals are seriously injured by others but are not willing to cooperate to prosecute the crime.  Once the victim has been established the officer should thoroughly document the injuries the victim suffered. Taking photos, sometimes measurements of the injuries and even obtaining doctors statements of the injuries to add to the report.  Close attention to the scene where the incident occurred should be noted to document any weapons or instruments that caused the injuries. Locating and identifying any witnesses to the incident is important to all investigations, but more importantly a felony crime against a person.

    Any close circuit video or camera footage from neighborhood doorbell cameras would be important and pertinent to documenting the crime and the events that led up to the crime.

    Documenting a felony crime is no less important than documenting any other crime. Identifying the victim and suspect is paramount. Documenting the scene and identifying any weapons used and connecting that weapon to the victims' injuries should be at the center of the report. Felony crimes against people are often high-profile cases. (Merson pp145) Any crime report will be viewed by many, but a felonious crime against a person generates a lot of interest by many, most of whom would want to read the report.  A felony crime carries a minimum of one year in prison, a steep price to pay for sure, therefore many legal authorities including prosecuting attorneys, defenders, legal analysts, and judges will be viewing this report, therefore the report should be through, accurate, detailed and written to show the exact details of the crime.

    In Leviticus 19:18
    _“Do not seek revenge or bear a grudge against anyone among your people but love your neighbor as yourself.”_ We are told do not to seek to hurt anyone but to love each other.  If we could learn this as a society, there would not be a need to document a felony crime, nor would there even be a need for the police.  Unfortunately, we will always need to identify, document and prepare reports on crimes against people which rise to felony levels.

    **## DiscussionAssignmentInstructions.docx**

    CJUS 231

    **Discussion Assignment Instructions**

    The student will complete 8 Discussions in this course. The student will post one thread of at least 250 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Thursday of the assigned Module: Week. The student must then post 2 replies of at least 100 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of the assigned Module: Week. For each thread, students must support their assertions with at least 2 scholarly citations in APA format. Each reply must incorporate at least 1 scholarly citation in APA format. Any sources cited must have been published within the last five years. Acceptable sources include the textbook, reading assignments from class, lecture materials, the Bible, etc.).

    **## TahirahWooten.docx**

    Tahirah Wooten

    When it comes to felony investigations involving people like homicide, assault, or sexual violence; the way officers document the case is incredibly important. These types of crimes involve real human suffering, and the details captured in a report can have a lasting impact, not just on the legal process, but also on the lives of the victims and their families. Officers must be thorough, accurate, and respectful in their reporting. That includes recording exact statements, carefully describing the scene, and properly logging any physical evidence (Orthmann et al., 2020).

    Compared to property crimes like burglary or arson, cases involving people are usually more emotionally intense. In property cases, reports focus more on what was taken or damaged, the estimated value, and any physical evidence, like fingerprints or surveillance footage. These are important details too, but they don't usually involve the same emotional weight as crimes against people (Palmiotto, 2022).

    Good note-taking and clear writing are essential in both types of investigations, but even more so with cases involving people. A sloppy or vague report could lead to a miscarriage of justice or cause additional harm to a victim. That’s why it's crucial for law enforcement officers to write with clarity and integrity. From a biblical perspective, we are called to “act justly and to love mercy” (Micah 6:8, New International Version), which reminds us of the responsibility we carry when seeking justice for others.

    **## ChrisWrzesien.docx**

    Chris Wrzesien

    During the course of a tour of duty on shift, a law enforcement officer, may encounter or definitely will come across a crime committed to a person that is serious in nature. The seriousness of the crime could rise to the level of a felony.  In the State of Florida, where I live, the crime against the person, which is called battery, is determined to be a felony when,
    _Intentionally or knowingly causes great bodily harm, permanent disability, or permanent disfigurement or uses a deadly weapon._(FSS 784.045). Therefore, the suspect must have known and intentionally caused the harm or damage to the victim.

    When the crime against the person rises to the level of a felony, the police officer should ensure that there is a victim who is willing to cooperate with their investigation.  In rare cases, individuals are seriously injured by others but are not willing to cooperate to prosecute the crime.  Once the victim has been established the officer should thoroughly document the injuries the victim suffered. Taking photos, sometimes measurements of the injuries and even obtaining doctors statements of the injuries to add to the report.  Close attention to the scene where the incident occurred should be noted to document any weapons or instruments that caused the injuries. Locating and identifying any witnesses to the incident is important to all investigations, but more importantly a felony crime against a person.

    Any close circuit video or camera footage from neighborhood doorbell cameras would be important and pertinent to documenting the crime and the events that led up to the crime.

    Documenting a felony crime is no less important than documenting any other crime. Identifying the victim and suspect is paramount. Documenting the scene and identifying any weapons used and connecting that weapon to the victims' injuries should be at the center of the report. Felony crimes against people are often high-profile cases. (Merson pp145) Any crime report will be viewed by many, but a felonious crime against a person generates a lot of interest by many, most of whom would want to read the report.  A felony crime carries a minimum of one year in prison, a steep price to pay for sure, therefore many legal authorities including prosecuting attorneys, defenders, legal analysts, and judges will be viewing this report, therefore the report should be through, accurate, detailed and written to show the exact details of the crime.

    In Leviticus 19:18
    _“Do not seek revenge or bear a grudge against anyone among your people but love your neighbor as yourself.”_ We are told do not to seek to hurt anyone but to love each other.  If we could learn this as a society, there would not be a need to document a felony crime, nor would there even be a need for the police.  Unfortunately, we will always need to identify, document and prepare reports on crimes against people which rise to felony levels.

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