Kansas University Criminal Justice Questions

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Part 1A

For our discussion this week, please read http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2017/07/climate-change-earth-too-hot-for-humans.html , and share your thoughts: What was most striking to you? Were you surprised by any information? Do you agree or disagree with any piece of information shared by the writer? Would you recommend this article to a friend or a family member? Why or why not? Did this article change your mind or prompt you to examine your actions or prompt you to do further research? Why or why not? (2 points)

Part 1B

discuss your strategies when searching library databases such as Academic Search Complete or JSTOR.

Part 2A

Do The Quad Solve (WSHS Math Rap Song) (Links to an external site.)Do The Quad Solve (WSHS Math Rap Song)Watch the You Tube Video above as a way to review lessons 11.1-11.3, hopefully before you take the Quiz over Lessons 11.1-11.3. I have found this video very helpful as a way to pull together and review the methods for Solving Quadratic Equations when I have taught Math 1060 Face to Face on campus. The video discusses the different methods of solving a quadratic equation including the quadratic formula, and completing the square. Video's don't have to be as creative or funny as this one to be helpful in Math. What is one Math Video you have found to be helpful in the past? It can be a lecture, an example problem, one from the textbook, one from Khan Academy, or virtually anywhere. Post a link to it for the class to see and clearly state the topic of the video and why you found it helpful, just as I did for the video above.

What was a difficult problem for you so far in Ch. 11. Maybe it's a problem you are currently stuck on, or planning to see a tutor for help on. It can be from the Skills to Review before Ch.11 up through Section 11.4. Post the question here and state which section it is from. Do NOT answer it yourself. As a response to a peer this week, answer their question by showing and explaining your work. You can use the Math Type Tool, The Math Equation Tool, do the problem on paper, or on video and upload it. Use this as a way to help yourself and your classmates review the challenging material from this chapter. Meaningful responses to your peers this week mean that you answer a peers question they have posed in the discussion.

The problem for question 2 is (r-2)(r+10)=-9 Use the quadratic formula to solve the following equation

Part 3A

Answer the questions below from the textbook or/and other sources. Ensure to utilizing the formatting examples provided. Your responses to these questions should be typed, 12 point font, with your response for each question no longer than 150 words in length. Double-spacing requirements apply, and you must cite any sources used in your responses.

1. Justin asks his girlfriend Penelope, a bank teller, to let him know what time the security guard takes his lunch break so that he can successfully rob the bank. Penelope tells Justin the security guard takes his break at 1:00. The next day, which is Penelope’s day off, Justin successfully robs the bank at 1:15. Has Penelope committed robbery? Why or why not? Explain your answer in detail

2. Why is it easier for a prosecutor to build a case when they are not required to establish whether the defendant is a principal in the first degree, principal in the second degree, or an accomplice?

3. When is a corporation criminally liable for the actions of its employees?

4. Jose owns a bar and has instructed his employees not to sell liquor to juveniles. Mike, the bartender disregards those instructions and sells liquor to juveniles anyway. The juvenile while walking home steps off the curb, is struck by a bus and killed. Should Jose (owner) be held criminally liable? Explain your answer?

5. Cory watches as her sister Amanda breaks into a parking meter across the street and starts scooping change into her purse. Amanda thereafter runs into a nearby alley and hides behind a dumpster. A police officer arrives on the scene and asks Cory if she witnessed the crime. Cory responds, “No, I didn’t notice anything.” The police officer does a search, does not find Amanda, and leaves. Has Cory committed a crime? If your answer is yes, which crime has Cory committed, and does Cory have a possible defense? Explain your answer.