Each of your answers should be written using your own words. Do not copy and paste from your textbook or an Internet source. Simply copying from the book word-for-word does not show me that you understand the concepts. Ensure you cite your work and add reference(s) at the end of your journal. This assignment is designed to see if you are reading and understanding the material from your textbook and learning modules, so these should be the sources you are citing in your work. You should not need to do research from additional resources unless the question specifically asks you to do so; you should not be Googling the answers for these questions.
Please review the APA module under the “Getting Started” area if you need assistance. As a criminal justice professional, it is imperative that you learn the finer aspects of writing. Citing and referencing are part of the gradable criteria for your weekly work.
All questions are worth 20 points:
Describe Anthropometry and how it was used in criminal identification?
What was the first criminal case in which DNA was used? What was significant about the case?
What is meant by a plain view seizure and what are the requirements for conducting such a seizure by a law enforcement officer. Discuss some of the other exceptions to the legal requirement of needing a warrant to conduct a search and seizure.
Identify and discuss the skills and traits that make an investigator successful.
What is the difference between inductive reasoning and deductive reasoning? Be able to give an example of each.
Journal Assignment Grading:
Each assignment is given equal weight out of 100 points.; each question is worth 20 points. If a question is not answered, no points will be received for that response. Each question is weighted equally.
Please post all answers as an attachment in a Microsoft Word document or a Rich Text Format file. This assignment is due by Sunday at 11:59 p.m. EST
Review the Rubric for Journal Assignments HERE – Alternative
Review a Sample Journal Assignment HERE – Alternative
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