REQUIREMENTS FOR Policy Pitch (J439 Fall 2023) The goal of this project is to ex

REQUIREMENTS FOR Policy Pitch (J439 Fall 2023)
The goal of this project is to ex

REQUIREMENTS FOR Policy Pitch (J439 Fall 2023)
The goal of this project is to examine a real- world problem, what is currently being done to address the problem, and generate recommendations for solutions that can be implemented to address the problem.
Parameters of the Paper
• Your paper must have at least 15 references including at least 10 empirical studies related specifically to the problem or the strategies you are considering to address the problem.
• You must also include a separate references section. References in the text will use American Sociological Association format: (Author(s) year) e.g. (Simpson and Fagan 1994). If you are quoting someone else’s words directly, enclose the quoted material in quotation marks and include the authors, year, and page (e.g. Simpson and Fagan 1994: 312). If you have the same authors in more than one year then include a letter so that I will know which one you are referring to. (e.g. Simpson and Fagan 2000a). There will be a sample sheet available when formatting the references comes up.
• There will be two pmts to this pitch: the paper and the presentation oPaper:
• should be approximately 3,000 words in length (not including references). Significantly longer or shorter papers are usually problematic.
• You must include a word count on your title page.
• Papers must be typed and double-spaced, with 12- point Times New Roman font, with one-inch margins.
• References can be single-spaced with a space in between.
• Also, label each section with a bold- faced centered heading: Introduction, Problem Identification, Current Strategies, Literature Review, Recommendations, Conclusion
The Introduction section is a standard introduction. You need to tell the reader what you are doing. In the introduction you need to describe why you are writing the paper in the first place and how you plan to accomplish that purpose. The introduction sets the tone for the whole paper, so it is important that it be done well.
In the Problem Identification section you will discuss the nature of the problem locally with some level of specificity. What information is available and what does it say specifically about the problem?
Additionally, if it is helpful to compare the local situation to national trends, that can be done here. You may also note areas where more information is needed. Identifying the nature of the problem clearly will make it much easier to determine what strategies might be effective in addressing that problem.
In the Current Strategies section you will discuss available information on local strategies to address the problem you identified in the previous section. You should clearly state where you looked for this information and what you found. It may also be helpful to identify what strategies other cities have undertaken to address the problem you identify.
The Literature Review section is where you discuss the results of your examination of the available scholarly literature (i.e. empirical studies) on the strategies that are currently used or could be implemented to address the issue you identified previously. This will necessitate a deep and meaningful review of a variety of electronic databases for a “deep dive” into the evidence base for your proposed recommendations.
The Recommendations section is where you identify whether we should continue, expand or discontinue current strategies or add/ replace them with alternative strategies, as well as areas where more research is needed. You need to be specific. So, for example, if the strategy works when we have officers on foot in high violent crime areas but not when they just walk around low crime neighborhoods, you should recommend targeted foot patrols. Be sure to identify the source of your recommendations (i.e. the studies that support them)
The Conclusion ties together the paper. It is the section that reminds readers where you have taken them. Tell them what you told them in the previous sections. This section is also important because it is the last thing readers will remember. It is important not to present any new information here. You are only summarizing what you have previously said.
My topic is mass incarceration in the state of Indiana and how it relates to drugs. It can be directed at other places too but mainly indina

Remedies for Constitutional Violations Question: Can terrorism be adequately dea

Remedies for Constitutional Violations
Question: Can terrorism be adequately dea

Remedies for Constitutional Violations
Question: Can terrorism be adequately dealt with through the legislative process, such as with the USA PATRIOT Act? Why or why not? Would you be willing to give up some of your rights to allow law enforcement more latitude in dealing with terrorism? Why or why not? Support your position.

Legal and Professional Writing: Final Research Paper This assignment asks you t

Legal and Professional Writing: Final Research Paper
This assignment asks you t

Legal and Professional Writing: Final Research Paper
This assignment asks you to produce a research paper in which you discuss the successes and problems with both sides of one of the following debates (you can choose any below or propose your own to me for approval), and then indicate your stance on this issue, supported by facts/data/evidence (your opinion alone is not sufficient unless informed by existing information):
• Strict immigration policies vs. Open borders
• Opposing all gun restrictions vs. Strict gun control policies
• Death penalty for capital offenses vs. no death penalty
• Single payer healthcare vs. Private insurance
• Strict environmental regulations vs. Fracking, drilling, mining
• Drug legalization vs. Drug decriminalization vs. Drug criminalization (you can choose all three or two of them)
Organization
Begin your paper with an introduction section that introduces your topic, lists both sides of the issue, explains the importance of the issue, and ends with a thesis statement that includes the main arguments/points you will address in the rest of your paper.
Three or more body paragraphs should follow. Each body paragraph should begin with a topic sentence that explains what the paragraph will be about and focus on a different argument, claim, fact, piece of evidence related to your issue. Address both sides of every issue you bring up in your paper.
End with a conclusion paragraph in which you summarize your strongest arguments. Make the point for why this issue matters enough for you to write about.
Sources Required
You must support with citations from at least THREE sources. You must cite at least one researched/academic source. This ensures that your topic has literature available from which to draw to inform your paper.
Paper format: 3-4 pages; 1.5 spacing; page numbers; in-text citations and works cited in APA/MLA format; 1” margins.
Assignment Goals: This assignment has three interrelated goals:
1. To help you write an effective research paper that addresses both sides of a controversial social issue, includes a minimum of 3 sources (at least one must be peer reviewed, research based, scholarly publications or book chapters; the other two must be credible sources, and if you are not sure if your source is credible please check with me), and has larger implications for society.
2. To give you practice working on professional writing, proper citations, and conveying and supporting your ideas.
3. To provide an opportunity for working on effective academic discourse.

Provide a brief history of the sex offender notification/registration in the Uni

Provide a brief history of the sex offender notification/registration in the Uni

Provide a brief history of the sex offender notification/registration in the United States and explain the specific sex offender registration laws in New York. Then provide an overview of the laws today.
All scholarly sources you use to answer this question must be no older than 10 years. If you use a government website, the website must provide a last updated or published year of no older than 10 years. Even if you use a legal case, the legal case must be from not longer than 10 years ago. Same with journal articles, etc.