Category: Law : Forensic Science

Chapter II: Literature ReviewThe second chapter should not be confused with the Introduction in Chapter I. The introductionprovides a review of the topic; the Literature Review summarizes what has been said about thetopic. The Literature Review is not a series of book (or journal article) reports. A good literaturereview tells a story about the topic,…

Assignment Details A young person is caught stealing a bicycle. It is the individual’s first criminal offense. Using what you’ve learned, address the following: How would the legal system have dealt with the youthful offender in the early 20th century compared to now? Which of these approaches do you think is the most beneficial to…

Law enforcement officers and crime scene technicians must use caution and protect themselves at all times from contracting AIDS or hepatitis. Bodily fluids must always be treated as though they were infectious. Crime scene technicians most often use dust particle masks or N-95 masks at routine crime scenes. They are considered the most common type…

You are working for a juvenile justice non-profit organization. You hear a news story about how the juveniles in your community are starting to cause problems. These problems are beginning to overload the juvenile court system. There are several theories that explain why juveniles become delinquent. Some of the sociological theories include: Anomie Social disorganization Drift theory…