The Declaration of Independence was created to protect the inalienable rights that all Americans receive at birth, yet police brutality continues to threaten the rights of African Americans everywhere. Police everywhere need to be given mandatory psychological tests in order to gain awareness of racial bias in law enforcement and allow citizens to slowly gain […]
Can the U.S. utilize drones in targeted killing and still remain in compliance with International humanitarian law? A study by the US university Stanford, New York titled “Living under Drones” concludes that between 2004 and 2012 alone in Pakistan, between 2500 and 3000 people were killed by drone strikes, including around 470 to 880 civilians, […]
The implementation of new drone technology are being used to assess the crime situations in several ways. Not only it helps the law enforcement solve the cases faster, it collects all the data from aerial that is useful for preventing the crimes and assisting with the public service. As I mentioned previously that the drones […]
Unfortunately, the provisions of the new act, the U.S.A. FREEDOM Act fail to address a lot of the remaining and pressing problems of the privacy rights fight nowadays. It did replace the U.S.A. PATRIOT Act; however, it certainly does not solve the problems present in it. This is clearly being represent in the EU reaction […]
The Boston Marathon bombing attack took place on April 15th, 2013 after two bombs went off close to the finish line of the Boston Marathon carried out on a yearly basis. The two homemade bombs caused the deaths of three people and caused injuries to over 260 people. At around 2:49 p.m while there were […]
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Get startedProfiling in law enforcement is a form of racism in America. This practice is used by police officers on the basis of race or ethnic status of individuals. This form of profiling is also known as criminal profiling or offender profiling and is used to identify likely suspects. Profiling is also used to link cases […]
From online systems to cell phones, citizens are connected via technology twenty-four hours a day. The nation’s dependence on technology such as cell phones has impacted all aspects of life including police departments. Technological advancements have provided tools to assist police departments in addressing current situations. One case where this technology would have been beneficial […]
This paper examines two notable events of cyber warfare and security in our current age (the Stuxnet attack on centrifuges, and the Petya ransomware affecting citizens and governmental agencies), as well as examines how these attacks shape foreign and domestic policies and procedures. By examining the extent of the damage of these two attacks, I […]
In the early stages of United States history following the events of WW2, the use of stop and search procedures where officers would flood the streets after a reported crime to question individuals in urban, low income, and predominantly black neighborhoods became a staple method for crime fighting. These tactics originated by the LAPD became […]
INTRODUCTION In “Defining Cybersecurity Law”, by Jeff Kosseff, the author appears to be more concerned with improving cybersecurity law than he is with defining it. In this paper, I will give a brief summary and critique of the four substantive sections of this article. I will end with a brief mention of aspects of cybersecurity […]
There is no universal agreement on the definition of terrorism. Various legal systems and government agencies use different definitions. Governments have been reluctant to formulate an agreed upon and legally binding definition. These difficulties arise from the fact that the term is politically and emotionally charged. There are many reasons as to why there is […]
The war on terror shows that the criminal justice system faces many ethical hurdles when it comes to terrorism and counterterrorism. Professionals in this specialty will face many decisions that will test their moral values that can consist of citizens security, freedom, privacy, and even their human rights. Ethical decision making plays a vital role […]
A CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) operative that was just recently rescued by members of Seal Team Six from being held captive by a radical organization overseas, comes home and see the black site that worked at, Abu Ghraib, plastered all over the news. The news is saying American operatives have been torturing their prisoners, and […]
What is terrorism The word terrorism derived from the word terror which meaning is ‘affright’. In simple words terrorism is the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims. Common definitions of terrorism refer to violent acts which are intended to create fear. They may be done for […]
Al-Qaeda or “The Base developed from the anti-Soviet jihad in Afghanistan in the 1980s. As the Soviets were getting ready to withdraw their forces and end the problematic conflict, Osama Bind Laden “decided to capitalize on the network he had built to take jihad global (Byman 2015). Bin Laden’s goal was clear. He wanted to […]
Since the inception of the internet, our world has become more and more connected than ever before. Many companies have moved from a paper focused system to a virtual world of computers that allows their reach to international customers. The internet has opened the doors by given us the ability to freely share information among […]
According to Bloom (2011), terrorism is widely used by the weak in the struggle against the strong. Terrorism is non-conventional battle to resist strong and conventional armies’ of the countries. Modern armies are well armed in terms of equipment and labor; however, most of the terrorist groups lack the resources or labor to fight such […]
Terrorism-noun, the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims. Terrorism is not acceptable, no matter what you are trying to prove, politically or religiously. Terrorism usually is used by extremists of a religion and those who wants to spread hate. Terrorism philosophy goes, “One’s terrorist is another’s […]
Abstract In the United States, Police brutality has been a source of concern for many years. Police officers have been known to use excessive and unnecessary force on innocent and unarmed civilians. There have been numerous instances of police officers killing civilians when such force was unwarranted. It is important to look at how police […]
After September 11th of 2001, The United States of America experienced a drastic change in history. On that day, 4 planes got hijacked and were on route to a destination of destruction. Each of the planes got hijacked over by 19 foreign terrorists who were part of a group called Al-Qaeda. The attackers planned this […]
Ciuk (2015) noted in his research that before the attacks of 9/11, the most important value to Americans was liberty. Private security companies handled the movement of citizens around the world before 9/11 and policies varied by these companies. People were rarely detained or questioned at airports. (Finkelstein et al., 2017; Kleiner, 2010). Domestic flight […]
Our past shapes the way we act in the future. With that said, I agree with George Santayana when he wrote, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it”. For instance, if we did not learn about the devastating attack on the World Trade Center (where planes were hijacked and flown directly […]
The criminal justice field contains a wide variety of job opportunities. Deciding on a certain job is a little overwhelming. It can also be very stressful, however finding something you love to do will help the process. One of the major jobs in this field is becoming a police officer. There are many reasons […]
I am choosing to write my paper on the movie “The Good Shepard” starring the talented Matt Damon. This was the untold story about of the most powerful covert agency in the world. Of course, some things represented in this movie was the Hollywood version. I choose this movie because it was a pretty recent […]
“Their motto is to protect and to serve, so why the constant fear with their presence? Not long ago, police officers were once considered our peacekeepers, but now they appear to be just law enforcement officers to the point where several do not trust them. A good part still do their jobs, but unfortunately the […]
Governor Jerry Brown signed the bill SB1421 that allows the public to view investigations of officer shootings, serious use of force, sexual misconducts, and lying. Police officer privacy had been protected by California confidentiality laws that prohibit the public to know what typically occurs during the investigations of these misconducts and their outcomes. This bill […]
Benjamin Todd Jealous once said that “Racial profiling punishes innocent individuals for the actions of those who outlook and sound like them. It misdirects crucial resources and undercuts the trust needed between law enforcement they serve. It has no place in our national discourse, and no place in our nation’s police departments.” Racial profiling has […]
Stop and frisk is the act of police stopping an individual to briefly search for any illegal substances or concealed weapons. It is said that a stop and frisk needs to be processed when law enforcement is suspicious of an individual. By evaluating the themes of racial profiling and the rights of man, proof will […]
By far the most common form of direct racial bias that Tim will come into contact with, is racial profiling, whereby authorities use stereotypes about a person’s race to single them out for greater scrutiny. Given that Tim’s neighborhood shows clear signs of social disorganization, it can be inferred that there are likely more police […]
Abstract This executive briefing is to discuss President Trump’s recent issued Executive Order (EO) 13767 Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements. The briefing will contain analysis that is focused on the EO’s main purpose of the policy, its benefits and consequences, and the effects on national budget. Introduction On January 25, 2017, President Trump signed […]
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