Jason, a seven year old child, is in the second grade. At school, his teacher noticed he was having problems sitting during class. She asked Jason why he was wiggling around in his seat and what was wrong. Jason replied that his daddy had given him a “real whipping” last night for coming home later … Read more
Watch the National Geographic Documentary “Secrets of the Body Farm” 1) Summarize the importance and utility of combining information from multiple forensic experts (such as a forensic anthropologist and a forensic entomologist).2) Find one outside source that relates one of these two specialty areas to a specific forensic investigation3) Describe one of the cases discussed … Read more
Coercive Control Analysis, Personal Bias & Professional Readiness Title Coercive Control, Personal Bias, and Professional Readiness in Professional Practice Introduction Coercive control refers to a pattern of behavior used to dominate, isolate, and manipulate another individual through psychological, emotional, financial, or physical means. It is often associated with domestic abuse and intimate partner violence cases, … Read more
Being able to conduct a root cause analysis (RCA) of a problem you are facing and determine potential solutions is a skill you will use often as a criminal justice professional. A very common issue, and one that is paramount to solving crimes, is witness cooperation. This issue can occur in any of the following criminal justice subdomains: law … Read more
Criminal Diversity Introduction Criminal diversity refers to the differences among individuals involved in crime, victimization, policing, courts, and corrections. These differences may include race, ethnicity, gender, age, religion, language, socioeconomic status, and cultural identity. Criminal diversity is an important subject because different groups experience crime and the criminal justice system in unique ways. Understanding these … Read more