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Portfolio Project Case Study of Ted Kaczynski and Charles Manson CRJ425 Criminal Law Colorado State University Global During a thirty year span of time, two individuals struck the nation with an eerie sense of fascination and fear as they carried out their horrific deeds. Theodore J. Kaczynski and Charles M. Manson are two names that […]

Reflection on Career CRJ425 Criminal Law Colorado State University Global When I was hired on by the municipal court in 2018, I would definitely say that I had no idea what direction I wanted my life to go in. I had always worked low skill positions mostly in retail, customer service and hospitality but really

Portfolio Milestone Fraternity Hazing CRJ425 Criminal Law Colorado State University Global Hazing, as defined by Merriam-Webster (n.d.), is, at its simplest, an initiation process involving harassment. Hazingprevention.org (n.d.), goes further to define hazing, specifically fraternity hazing, as “any action taken or any situation created intentionally that causes embarrassment, harassment or ridicule and risks emotional and/or

Honor Killings and Cultural Defenses CRJ245 Criminal Law Colorado State University Global “Some cultures endorse ancient methods of ‘cleansing’ a family’s supposedly tarnished name – with the blood of its daughters, sisters and wives” (Rubin, 2017). Known as honor killing, this ancient practice is regularly seen in Middle Eastern countries. But they don’t just happen

Capital Punishment CRJ425 – Criminal Law Colorado State University Global Death penalties go back as far as the Eighteenth Century B.C., to King Hammurabi of Babylon (Death Penalty Information Center). Britain played a big part in America’s use of the death penalty, more than any other country. The first recorded use of capital punishment in

Case Studies from Two Real Cases CRJ425 – Criminal Law Colorado State University Global For my portfolio project, I have decided to analyze the cases of Ted Kaczynski and Charles Manson. Below is a list of references I may use for this project. References Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). (2016, May 18). Unabomber. Retrieved April

Criminal Law Case Briefing Loving v. Virginia, (1967) CRJ425 – Criminal Law Colorado State University Global Case: Loving v. Virginia, 388 U.S. 1, 87 S. Ct. 1817, 18 L. Ed. 2d 1010, 1967 U.S. 1082. Facts: Mildred Jeter and Richard Loving, an inter-racial couple, got married in the District of Columbia in 1958 (Loving v.

Fact Pattern and Questions CRJ420 – Criminal Justice and the Constitution Colorado State University Global AMY’S CASE Amy, a known prostitute, was arrested by Officer Smith on possession of drug paraphernalia and prostitution. Based on the information provided in the fact pattern, there are many instances in which Amy’s constitutional rights are violated. Prior to

Due Process: Arrest to Trial CRJ420 Criminal Justice and the Constitution Colorado State University Global We have learned that the Constitution of the United States and all laws and treaties made under the authority of the U.S. shall be the supreme law of the land and that every state will be bound by the laws

The Exclusionary Rule CRJ420 Criminal Justice and the Constitution Colorado State University Global The Fourth Amendment of the United States Bill of Rights lays out protections afforded to citizens against unreasonable searches and seizures. In order for law enforcement to legally search you or your belongings, they must have either probable cause to do so.