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Scientific Methods of Research Inquiry In Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice Research Methods Assignment Instructions Identify and describe five scientific methods of research inquiry and how you would apply them to a research Project. Be sure to provide examples. Develop a hypothesis focused on the professional practices of criminal justice practitioners. An example of a hypothesis would be: You could propose a hypothesis that […]

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Use of Computers and Software in Law Enforcement Investigations

Introduction Criminal investigations involves a legal gathering of evidence about are crime that has been committed or is being committed. Unlike in the past, crimes have taken advanced levels owing to the development in technology. An increasing number of people are at risks of losing their funds due to computer hacking, cyber bullying is widely

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Biological, Sociological and Psychological Criminological Theories

Biological theories             Biological theories of criminality focus on examining criminal behavior that caused by the biological makeup of a person. The biological makeup of a person include physical flaws such as heredity, neurotransmitter dysfunction, brain abnormalities resulting from trauma or improper development. Some of the studies present biological factors such as genetic, neurological, biochemical

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Elements of Securing Online Transactions

The internet possess the advantages of low cost, accessibility and user-friendly. These benefits allowed banks and other financial institutions to develop online payment systems such as debit and credit cards. The development of online transactions has increased its use and many firms who wish to remain competitive and relevant have switched to online systems for

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Confidentiality, Access Control and Data Integrity – Network Security Policy

In a distributed network environment, network security has become one of the most important areas of concerns for most organizations (Flowerday & Tuyikeze, 2016). The increased use and convergence of the internet, computer-based networks, extranets, wide area networks (WAN), intranets, local area networks (LAN) and emails, have increased security threats and concerns to most organizations.

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Informed Consent – Lugenbuhl V Dowling

Elements of the legal citation This was a case in which a patient, Milton C. Lugenbuhl, took action against Dr. James Dowling for damages apparently caused by the doctor not using a surgical mesh in the repair of an incisional hernia as requested by the patient.  It was case number 96-C-1575 at the Supreme Court

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The DREAM Act Written Analysis

The DREAM Act or the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors was first introduced to the Senate floor in 2001, by Senators Dick Durbin and Orrin G. Hatch (Kim, 2012). The Act seeks to provide conditional permanent residency to hundreds of illegal immigrants who are of good moral conduct and who graduate annually from

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Terrorist Attack Damage Assessments

Assessment is an important step in facilitating recovery after terrorist attack (McEntire, 2008). Damage assessment is the process of conducting a survey of physical destruction, fatalities, economic losses and the disruptions that have been caused by the attack. Damage assessments take the forms of rapid, preliminary and technical assessments. Rapid assessments seek to determine the

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Variance Report – Variance Analysis

This paper presents factors that a manager should consider when writing a variance report to his/her vice president. Variance is the difference between the actual incomes and expenditure less the budgeted cost at a particular given time (Vance 2013). Before understanding variance, it is appropriate to understand budgets first. Budgeting is the financial planning strategy

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Management of Patients with Chronic Kidney Diseases – A Systematic Review of Literature

Introduction             Kidneys function so as to keep the metabolic balance in the human body. According to (Norton et al., 2017) kidneys helps in maintenance of stable concentrations of inorganic anions through the control of blood composition and volume. In addition, they maintain stable acid-base balance and waste removal for excretion through the urethra and bladder.

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