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Writing Assignment   Due Date:       Monday, November 16, 2020 via upload to BlackBoard   Formatting: Font Type:      Times New Roman Font Size:        12 Spacing:          1.5 inches Margins:          1 inch on all sides Instructions: Explore a victimology topic of your choice. You may select from the following list of topics:  Sexual assault : This is the topic you using . Use a minimum of 4 news articles that describe the type of victimization you have selected as your base. Discuss how the primary/direct and secondary victims may be impacted by the victimization Discuss how the media sources you used treated the victim. For example: did the media source focus more on the offender, did the media source alienate or shame the victim, did the media show attention or empathy towards the victim etc. Explain how the media’s portrayal may impact the victim and his/her healing process or road to resilience Discuss how the criminal justice system can positively serve the victims If you were to assemble a victimology research based on the topic and victims you selected: a)what would be that research’s focus be? b)why would that be the focus? c)how would your research benefit the study of victims?

Ok, this is a lot:1) Write Article 2 of your (make up a government) constitution. It needs at least 5 sections that include: a description of the terms of office of the head of the executive branch, how the head of executive branch should be selected, the qualifications of the head of the executive branch, how succession is carried out of the executive head becomes incapacitated, the power of the head of the executive branch, and the duties of the head of the executive branch.2) here are some guiding questions to help you with this catastrophe:What are the terms of office of the head executive branch, how is the head of the executive branch selected, what are the qualifications for the head, what are the powers and duties of the head of the executive branch?3) you need to explain why in a small paragraph why you chose this kind of structure for your government. You also need to have at least 2 sources from the internet.So sorry for this mess of a project.

Intellectual Property Laws assign a monopoly to designated owners. However, the Sharman Antitrust Act of 1890, section 2 restraints the possession of monopoly power. How would Intellectual Property Laws don’t contradict the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890?Note:You should answer the question with a minimum of 200 words.No need for references to be included.

Choose one of the Supreme Court cases listed below. Stewart v. San Luis Ambulance, Inc. Ward v. United Airlines Reeves v. Sanders Plumbing Products, Inc. Young v. United Parcel Service Write a detailed paper about the case chosen.  The paper should be in a formal format –  paragraph form, proper spelling and grammar and include citations for all references. Upload your paper in this assignment. Your paper must include the following information: 1.What court system(s) did the case move through first before being heard by the supreme court? 2.Who were the plaintiff(s) and defendant(s)? 3.Who was the appellant/appellee, petitioner/respondent? 4.Reference the case citation. 5.What was the Prima Facie case? 6.Outline recurring legal concepts that you learned from this class.

Find here below the instructions for this research assignment. Also, find attached the first assignment directly linked to this assignment which discusses the bill I’m proposing in the Florida State LegislatureYour task for the first major assignment is to research and report on the fundamental characteristics of the state government and legislature you will be trying to impact with your lobbying issue. This assignment, unlike the next two, is research-heavy, so I am looking for a well-documented variety of sources with a bibliography.The paper has three distinct components that I will be grading on:A. Political CultureAssess and report on the political culture of your state [Florida]. Analyze how political culture, history, demography and social forces have shaped how citizens view politics, what they expect from government, and especially how they have shaped governing institutions. “A” papers will describe how political culture and history have shaped and influenced how politics is practiccommittee ed and how institutions such as the legislature and executive branch utilize power.B. Key Relationship AnalysisPick a key member from the Florida State that will be considering your bill. This should be someone you’ve identified as important to the prospects that you hope to influence, and should not be a dedicated supporter or committed opponent.Analyze what makes them tick. What are the key internal and external relationships that influences their voting behavior? Please make certain that you comment on the variety of external relationships—i.e. interest groups, family, colleagues, governor and so forth. Also, take a look at the member’s district and the type of relationship and memberships they have back home. Look at this committee member biography, quotes, and other key voters in the committee to see how you can leverage them on your side for the purposes of this bill proposal.How can those relationships be leveraged for the purposes of your issue?C. Institutional andParliamentary StructureBased on the lectures and readings about parliamentary procedure and the four “knows” of the legislature, demonstrate you know something about how the legislature is organized. In this section, provide me with a concise backgrounder on what I need to know of the rules and make-up of the Florida state legislature. Pay particular attention to relevant facts that impact your legislation. This should be an informative essay about the committee structure, partisan structure, leadership, and relevant rules that someone unfamiliar with your state would need to know if they start to lobby. Please do not simply cut and paste from the state legislature’s website. Give me practical information.Grading RubricYour papers will be graded based on the following rubric.1.    Lobbying Plan proposal: Submitted, timely and well-prepared lobbying plan proposal. 10 points2.    Answered specified questions: Paper addresses fully all the questions posed in the assignment. 20 points3.    Integration of lecture/reading materials and analysis: Paper addresses and integrates key themes from lecture materials and pulls from these themes to assert well-argued conclusions. 40 points4.    Writing/concise: Paper is well written, avoids grammatical and spelling errors, observes page constraints, and is succinct. 10 points5.    Research: Paper uses a variety of quality and credible sources to argue points effectively. Student conducted an interview. 20 points

In 1944, the Supreme Court upheld the authority of the U.S. government to order the internment of a minority group in the interest of national security, even though there was no evidence that any members of this group were disloyal to the United States. Should the same policy be applied today against U.S. Muslims or Muslim immigrants? Why or why not? Respond to at least 2 other students’ posts. The relevant learning objectives for this section are: Define the concept of civil rights Describe the standards that courts use when deciding whether a discriminatory law or regulation is unconstitutional Identify three core questions for recognizing a civil rights problem Remember to incorporate the course readings to form a foundation for your responses. Remember to discuss relevant examples. Additionally, you must properly cite the course text (Krutz, 2020, page number). Consult the Discussion Grading Guidelines for additional details.

The 1619 Project is a project developed by The New York Times “to reframe the country’s history by placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black Americans at the very center of [the United States’] national narrative”. The project was released in 2019 to coincide with the 400th anniversary of the arrival of the first enslaved Africans in the Virginia colony in 1619.Address what is the controversy surrounding The 1619 Project. Why has it caused so much controversy? Is it simply a matter of fact-checking, or is there a deeper political significance? Next, identify the positions of both sides in the debate. Finally, include your perspective on the controversy and its relevance to current debates on race in modern America.Utilize these resources:Adam Serwer, “The Fight Over the 1619 Project Is Not About the Facts,” The Atlantic, December 23, 2019Jake Silverstein, “Why We Published The 1619 Project,” The New York Times, December 20, 2019“Twelve Scholars Critique the 1619 Project and the New York Times Magazine,” History News Network

Research a mass shooting:In your research look for the “Who” in the tragedy.Who caused the shootings?Who are the victims?Who is impacted?

Find a journal article that discusses the policies regarding surveillance techniques. The article should be dated from 2010-current.   Summarize the article. You are an administrator at a criminal justice agency (law enforcement, corrections, or court). What policies should be implemented to ensure proper surveillance techniques? Be sure to cite and reference other sources for this section to justify your answer.

Chris Christie and other former government officials are often hired after they leave office to become pundits for news organizations. What ethical considerations should a news organization have when considering whether to hire a former politician?