Are order maintenance or zero tolerance enforcement approaches to low-level and/or status offenses effective? How do these enforcement models impact police legitimacy in the procedural justice model? Do you agree with the use of models for order maintenance? How do these models impact the public perception of police officers and law enforcement agencies? From everything […]
Is it Ethical? Unit 10 Assignment CJ340 Is it Ethical? “Wisdom is knowing the right path to take. Integrity is taking it.” M.H. McKee (“Inspirational Police Quotes,” 2018). It takes a special kind of individual who is able to be a public servant. Situations are often grey and require an individual who is with the
Interview Analysis CJ-340 Unit 6 Assignment Purdue University Global Interview Analysis For this interview James Rohweder and David Bignell were interviewed. James Rohweder works as a probation and parole agent for the state of Wisconsin and also was the chief of police in a small town named Wonewoc. He has had several years of state
Branching Scenario CJ 340 Applied Criminal Justice Ethics Kaplan Over the course of this reading we will be talking about the Branching Scenario, right off the bat we see there is a plain view doctrine discussion. We will walk through the scenario together and base our choice off the moral choice we must all face.
Officer Conduct Review Board CJ 340 Purdue University Global Officer Conduct Review Board The way a law enforcement officer conducts themselves both on and off duty is paramount to the perception of professionalism and trust of the entire police force. Therefore, any actions which discredit this higher standard of professionalism should be handled accordingly. Leadership
Unit 7 Group Assignment Applied Criminal Justice Ethics – CJ340-01 In 1964, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. gave a lecture at the University of Oslo in Norway in conjunction with winning the coveted Nobel Peace Prize in which he stated “Nonviolence is a powerful and just weapon. Indeed, it is a weapon unique in history, which cuts
Applied Criminal Justice Ethics – CJ340-01 It is a universally accepted truth that law enforcement officers have very difficult jobs. On a daily basis they must find a balance between following the rules, overcoming biases, and bending the rules to help the greatest number of people possible. Do they always get it right? No, unfortunately
Models of Ethical Reasoningin the Criminal Justice System Applied Criminal Justice Ethics – CJ340-01 Introduction The Ethics of Virtue History of the Ethics of VirtueTenets of the Ethics of VirtueReal world example of the ethics of virtueEthical Formalism (Deontological Ethics)History of Ethical FormalismModel of Ethical FormalismReal world application of Deontological ethicsConsequentialism (Teleological Ethics) 10. History
The Pillars of Procedural Justice and Law Enforcement Reform CJ340Unit 8 Assignment The Six Pillars of United States Policing Building Trust and Legitimacy Policy and Oversight Technology and Social Media Community Policing and Crime Reduction Officer Training and Education Officer Safety and Wellness President’s