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Scenario: You are presenting your end-of-class celebration plans to a jury whose sole purpose is to approve or reject end-of-class celebration plans. This jury has decided many such cases, so it is your job to make your case compelling, engaging, exciting, unique, and argumentatively sound. Celebration: Hosting a celebration of learning exam, where students take their exam in a room filled with food, decorations, and the promise of a celebration.
Paragraph 1 In a well-developed and expansive discussion describe how you will celebrate hosting a celebration of learning exam, where students take their exam in a room filled with food, decorations, and the promise of a celebration. Provide specific, granular detail, richly describing the celebration, or richly describing several celebratory actions you would take in the coming week or weeks leading up to your celebration.
Paragraph 2 In a rich, detailed, discussion, use logos, ethos, pathos, and Kairos to argue for the celebration of learning exam. demonstrate the sound use of all four of these appeals.
Paragraph 3 In a rich, detailed discussion, correctly and aptly apply the Toulmin Model to establish common ground with the jury and to address at least one possible counter argument the jury might forward. thoroughly and logically apply concession and refutation to your counter argument

Program and policy evaluation and improvement are closely tied to ethical guidelines and responsibilities. Often ethical concerns are the impetus for improving a program or policy.

What is the impact of ethical responsibilities on criminal justice policymaking?
Share an example of an ethics concern that could impact future policy decisions. You can use an example from your professional or personal experience, or an example you’ve heard about in the media.

RESPOND TO Bryce
As a position of power and influence individuals that are part of the criminal justice field especially those dictating the rules, policies, and programs have even more of a responsibility to account for biases and negative impact that could be a product of their policy. From past experiences we have seen that at times policies favoring one group of the population while negatively impacting others have come to pass. We must be diligent not to repeat the past and make changes that will positively and ethically impact current and future generations. (91)

Share an example of an ethics concern that could impact future policy decisions. You can use an example from your professional or personal experience, or an example you’ve heard about in the media.

Travel and ‘overtime’ is always a source of ethical dilemmas. For example, I have seen issues with travel and time worked. Where because we are on LEAP supervisors want us to travel and do 12hr shifts within travel day to save money, but that exhausts and overworks officers. When officers are tired, overworked, and overwhelmed they are more likely to become jaded or make mistakes. Mistakes in law enforcement could be the difference between life and death.

RESPOND TO Kendra
Ethical responsibilities refer to the code of conduct that governs all individuals involved in the criminal justice system. Ethical responsibilities in criminal justice policy-making are an essential part of the process in order to make firm, fair, and consistent decisions. It is necessary to take a responsible approach to what one is doing by taking into account all of the relevant information, considering different points of view, and making sure that one’s actions are aligned with their values. This helps ensure that everyone in the criminal justice system behaves in a professional manner.
An example of an ethics concern is the conduct of correctional officers. Most state prisons, private, prisons, federal prisons, and county jails are dealing with low employee rates, which can make decision-making harder and stress at an all-time high. Not making excuses for these individuals, because regardless of change, we still have to remain professional. The conduct that I witnessed was excessive use of force from 8 officers against 1 inmate. I responded that night to an ICS that was called on offenders being in possession and under the influence of a substance called K2, which is synthetic marijuana. Three offenders were locked up that night and all but three complied with all instructions. The one that did not comply, tried to head-butt one of the officers escorting him to lock up. That inmate was assisted to the ground while in hand restraints and took a beating by 8 officers. When all was done the inmate lost his right eye that night, 1 officer got fired, and 7 others got disciplinaries and put on probation. A lawsuit was filed by the offender’s family and they won.

Write an admission essay about becoming a first generation college student in pursuit of becoming a doctor.

Why and how did religion become a matter of such bitter controversy and violent conflict in Europe during the period c. 1517-1648, involving not just theology but politics and science as well?
Identify and discuss at least two examples of primary sources presented in chapters 14-15, and explain how they may help to answer this question.

Considering the placement of artificial intelligence (AI) on the hype cycle, discuss an industry that could be disrupted by AI and explain the cause of that disruption. Provide a specific example to illustrate your ideas.

Discuss the impact of technology.

Understand the music and the video and talk about it “the heart part 5” by Kendrick Lamar

Write a history essay “Why was the Missouri Compromise Necessary?”

Project: Children’s Novel Proposal
Write a proposal for a children’s novel. You are writing for children about 9 – 12 years old.

Write a proposal for a children’s novel, “Growing up as a you young girl in a big world”

Describe three nontraditional settings for gerontological social work.
What specific skills do you think social workers need to add to their repertoire in order to succeed in these settings?