Written Assignment Criteria
Victimologists gather and interpret data to answer crucial questions such as: How many people were harmed by criminals each year? How badly do they suffer? Is victimization becoming more of a problem? And which groups are targeted the most and the least often? Researchers want to find out where and when most incidents occur? It is also important to determine whether individuals are attacked by complete strangers or people they know, and how these intended targets act when confronted by assailants. For this written assignment you will gather and interpret data on a current case that identifies a person who was victimized. Use the criteria below to prepare your assignment.
This written assignment must be typed in essay format (double-spaced; use 0.5 margin for left, right, top, and bottom of paper) and must include 3 pages in length. Use APA 7.0 academic writing for in-text citation and formatting a reference page, when using other sources. Type a cover page including your first and last name, date, course name/#, name of topic, and professor’s name. Research a minimum of 3 credible sources from the Monroe Library resource link. (Note: Wikipedia is prohibited.) This assignment is due in the drop box on Wednesday, June 23, by 9:00 pm (EST).
Choose a current case related to victimization.
Introduction of the case
Discuss three central ideas as follows:
Discuss the plight or role of the victim and offender.
Address how violation of the law can inflict long-term harm to the victim,
What impact did the case have on the American society?
What are some problems and limitations for the people involved in the case?
What are two recommendations that would support the concerns of fears of the public?
Conclusion
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