Unit 3 Essay Columbia Southern University Introduction Being a battered woman can be mentally and physically I think when the Supreme Court was trying to say that there can not be a specific definition of a battered woman. There are so many situations that can make a woman a battered woman because not every situation […]
Unit 4 Case Study Columbia Southern University What is euthanasia? Euthanasia is basically the killing of someone that has been thought out by the individual and is administered by a doctor. Usually the person wants to end their life and does want to deal with the medical issues that they are dealing or a doctor
Why is it important to keep prisoners out of public areas? It is vitally important to keep prisoners out of public areas in courthouses for several reasons. Prisoners must be kept away from witnesses because they could attempt to persuade or influence their testimony. Even if the witness was being called by the prisoner’s defense
UNIT VII MONTGOMERY COUNTY COURTHOUSE CASE STUDY BCJ 3450 Columbia Southern University In Court Security; A Guide for Post 911 Environments by Tony L. Jones, there are three basic elements of physical security: monitoring and controlling the access of people and vehicles; the detection & prevention of unauthorized intrusions; and the safeguarding & hardening of
What are some of the methods used to disguise a firearm in an attempt to enter the courthouse? Illegal & prohibited weapons, to include firearms, may be difficult to identify and locate on people entering a courthouse. Marketing and sales of disguised or concealable weapons have exploded in the United States since the 1950’s (Jones,
UNIT IV TECHNOLOGY IN THE COURTHOUSE BCJ 3450 Columbia Southern University There are three basic elements of physical security: control & monitor the access of people and vehicles; detect & prevent any unauthorized intrusions (both physical and cyber); and to safeguard buildings, people, and assets (Jones, 2003). A courthouse should have several rings of security
Probation and Parole – Theory and Goals Unit III Name BCJ 3150 Columbia Southern University The goal of both probation and parole are to rehabilitate offenders and guide them back into society while protecting the community from these very same criminals (Abadinsky, 2018). Existing in both probation & parole are incentives to following the rules,
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How do you think the Justice Reinvestment Initiative (JRI) may affect the future of probation and parole? The Justice Reinvestment Initiative is a public / private program in which participating states receive funds to make changes or implement policies and programs that prioritize prison space for serious and repeat offenders while using alternatives to incarceration
UNIT VII CONCEPTS OF PROBATION AND PAROLE Name Name BCJ 3150 Columbia Southern University Probation and parole share similar goals; to rehabilitate offenders and guide them back into society while protecting the community from these very same criminals (Abadinsky, 2018). Both utilize incentives to go by the rules, avoid breaking laws & ordinances, and for
Question 1: Discuss the history of juvenile justice in America. Be sure to include a short summary in your discussion about parens patriae, the child saver movement, and the JJDPA. (Your response must be a minimum of 200 words.) The first juvenile court system was established in Illinois in 1899, when the state recognized that children