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When we are conducting research, we want to be thinking about how we are using the sources. There is no benefit in just reiterating what other authors have stated previously, you need to ‘add value’ by providing critical analysis and demonstrating how their ideas and theories fit into your own arguments.Read the following extracts and reflect upon the differences in how the authors present the arguments and work of another. What differences can you observe, and which is the better expression of critical work?1. In a recent article, Newbery-Jones contended that “the current law of defamation is not fit for purpose and needs significant reform.” Warburton also believes that the law is unfit, stating that “defamation law is dumb.” Zavoli and a number of other scholars aggressively disagree.2. Both Warburton and Newbery-Jones have questioned the adequacy of the law of defamation in England and Wales. However, their respective positions have been criticised by a number of diverse scholars, particularly those who question the validity of Newbery-Jones’ sample participants. Furthermore, Warburton’s piece was written in 1983 and is not wholly reflective of the current state of the law. Yet, there is a commonality within the work of all these scholars. All fail to adequately address the shifting realities of the sphere in which defamation law functions in a much more technologically advanced society.

In 3–5 pages, excluding the title and reference pages, respond to the following questions:Explain the value of footprint or footwear evidence, how to preserve and photograph the evidence, and how to cast the impressions.Discuss the procedures used in the examination of firearms evidence.

needed help with my unit 6 assignment…its asking for me to identify 3 indivinviduauaindividual needs(explained) and 3 societal needs(explained) for the criminal justice field. And explain criminal justice practitioners role for these needs..i honestly dont think i even understand the difference in individual and societal needs of the cj field.01.If you could just help me understand the difference a little better….. And maybe an example for each? That would be very helpful. Thank

What is virtue? Why be virtuous?What is the strongest argument in favor of Natural Law, and why? What is the strongest argument against it, and why? Cite your sources from the class readings and other course materials.

Design a poster to illustrate, investigate, and critically analyse the state of knowledge in a legally related topic of your choice.The poster should be submitted to Minerva as a pdf file. You should make use of the explicit guidance provided in the week 4 study materials, and in the week 5 workshop materials.

A several tasks preparation for final essay, I answered the first one only and I believe it can be improved.however, you might need a specific area to answer these tasks so I would say that I’m interested in Fin-tech and Arbitration.some of possible topics you can build on: Fin-tech revelation / the Relationship between international commercial arbitration and foreign investments ( does it help ) / investments in fin-tech (what encourages gov. And institutions to invest on it ?) / and so onRefrence style is OSCOLA, Font size and type is Arial 12 for main text and 10 for footnote, 1.5 spacing for main text and single for footnote.marking criteria will be focused on answer the question, effective use of source 2 to 3 for the poster, critical analysis and presentation.Let me know if any further information is needed please.I have uploaded the file.

The state crime lab has contracted AB Investigative Services (ABIS) to prepare a forensic plan to ensure that current problems with computer forensic investigations are erased and training is provided.An initial ABIS audit shows that many areas of the lab are not prepared to conduct extensive computer forensic evidence collection. You have been asked to prepare a set of recommendations on how to handle the following areas and related problems:Forensic plan and policy adherence: How will the investigator and the lab ensure proper QA and QC over computer forensic products?Order of volatility: How do we deal with suppliers, distributors, and end-consumers? Do we offer special pricing to different customer sets?Inventory and warehouse management: How do we handle returns?Customer service: How will customers communicate with us?Security and privacy: How do we protect our intellectual property and customer data?Technology: Should we outsource any applications/functions? What new technology applications are required to accommodate e-business?The aforementioned questions are intended to get you started, but consider other challenges within each area that could be addressed.

7104-3 Develop Issue StatementsInstructionsThe Adult Drug Court program offers cognitive-based, outpatient counseling and drug monitoring of offenders who are diagnosed with a moderate to severe substance use disorder. The offenders must be convicted of drug offenses or offenses motivated by their drug use. Participant compliance in the program is monitored regularly by the drug court team. The team consists of the judge, public defender, probation officer, and counselors. Participants are randomly drug tested on a frequent basis and they must participate in substance use disorder treatment, as determined by their licensed counselor. Because this population often has varied treatment needs, they are often referred to additional services such as residential treatment, Medically-Assisted Treatment (MAT), cognitive intervention classes, and individual counseling sessions. Over the past 5 years, the drug court success rate has continued to drop. This year, the success rate is at 38 percent.The program is facing several challenges:High rate of probationers who never report to their assigned drug court probation officer.High rearrests rate while in treatment.Continuance of illegal drug use while in the program.Participants do not take full advantage of residential treatment in the community.You are meeting with the senior court and officials to discuss the issues the court is facing. After the meeting, you are tasked with developing issue statements. An example of an issue statement is the following:Issue Statements (Consider issue/trend; how it’s moving; and the impact on customers.) Over the past 5 years, the percent of probationers supervised has increased by 18 percent. Probationers’ increased risk and complex needs (e.g., mental illness, chemical dependency) combined with an ever-changing external environment (e.g., recreational marijuana bill; new criminal presiding judge) requires an evolving skillset staff’s need to affect long-term, prosocial behavior change; if not addressed, this will result in: Increased recidivism; Increased risk to staff safety; Decrease in positive behavior change; Diminished ability to decrease victimization; and Decline in the ability to meet customer expectations to reduce crime.Please develop issue statements focused on the problems that the drug court is facing. Length: 2 pages References: 4 Your paper should demonstrate thoughtful consideration of the ideas and concepts presented in the course and provide new thoughts and insights relating directly to this topic. Your response should reflect scholarly writing and current APA standards

Although biometrics are commonly used in the public (law enforcement) sector, the use of biometrics in the private sector is becoming more common. As a result, the policies, procedures, and laws regulating their use are evolving.Describe one way that biometrics is currently being used in the private sector.Describe some of the best practices that should be in place to ensure that the biometric data is properly collected, used, and stored.Apply the eight Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Privacy Guidelines to your best practices analysis.Support your work with properly cited research and examples of the selected biometrics applied in the public and private sector.3-5 Pages Report

Are the distinctions that were drawn between cyberspecific and cyberrelated crimes useful? (b) Why would cyberstalking be classified as a cyberrelated crime, according to this distinction? (c) Among cyberrelated crimes, is it useful to distinguish further between cyberexacerbated and cyberassisted crimes? (d) Why would cyberstalking be categorized as a “cyberexacerbated” rather than a cyberassisted crime? (e) Why not simply call every crime in which cybertechnology is either used or present a cybercrime? (f) Would doing so pose any problems for drafting coherent cybercrime legislation?