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CJA 140 Module 1 Assignment 3 Responses to Crime
For more classes visit www.snaptutorial.com   As
you read, many defendants in the criminal justice
system are prosecuted in state courts, which
means that for the most part prosecutors rely on
state case law and statutes as guidelines for
whether or not they should be charged. In this
assignment, you will select a defendant who has
been prosecuted in your state court. Describe, in
1 page, the case against the defendant and the
crimes for which the defendant has been charged.
Examine the punishment assigned to the offender.
If the offender you chose was acquitted or has
not yet reached the punishment stage, you will
still be able to examine the punishments that
were available.
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CJA 140 Module 2 Assignment 2 PSI Reports For
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Robertson is a twenty-year-old student. He is in
his first year at the local community college. He
is pursuing the course to become an elementary
school teacher. He is single and works part-time
delivering pizzas. Robertson is arrested for
sexual assault and torture of a
seventeen-year-old high-school student. Robertson
claims that the victim consented to the sexual
act, but later began to cry. He hit her to
prevent her from crying and making a scene. He
blames her for the incident and claims that he is
the victim. Robertson has been convicted despite
his plea of not guilty.
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CJA 140 Module 3 Assignment 2 LASA 1 Impact of
Correctional Theories and Punishment For more
classes visit www.snaptutorial.com   You will
gain an understanding of the evolution of
correctional philosophies and the correctional
system in the United States. The corrections
process is a result of society responding to
deviance. Responding to deviance has evolved in
many ways around the globe. The United States has
its own evolution of corrections. This LASA will
explore the origin and evolution of prisons from
the design of Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon
(all-seeing) Prison to today's modern prison
systems and the prison privatization industry.
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CJA 140 Module 4 Assignment 2 The Effect of the
Death Penalty For more classes
visit www.snaptutorial.com   Polls show that
roughly two-thirds of Americans support the death
penalty however, the recent trend has seen a
slowdown in the number of executions. In 1999,
there were 98 executions in the United States,
but only 46 executions in 2010. While 34 states
and the federal government allow capital
punishment, only 12 states actually carried out
an execution in 2010 (Dieter, 2011).
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CJA 140 Module 5 Assignment 1 LASA 2
Rehabilitation and Community Corrections For
more classes visit www.snaptutorial.com   One of
the problems that you will face in the real world
is that of public perception of rehabilitation
and community corrections programs. Intermediate
sanctions are mechanisms and programs that relate
to the supervision of criminal offenders not
under strict confinement or incarceration.
Gaining support from the public for these
programs requires well-documented presentations
that are accessible to general audiences and can
drive powerful support and ultimately funding for
rehabilitation and community corrections programs.
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