Personnel is guarded against prejudice within Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, founded on specific predetermined traits, including ethnicity, color, heritage, sexual identification, and faith. Infringement may transpire when a person is employed, appointed, endorsed, relocated, skilled, disciplined, fired, assumed work, appraised on achievement, or accorded awards (White, 2018). The below cases […]
Terrorism is an act of violent extremism by an individual or group pursuing political change. Helfstein (2012) supports the argument that terrorism results from radicalization whereby people adopt extremist political beliefs, particularly those that encourage violence. Violent extremism continues to be a grim reality in the United States. Even after the September 11, 2001 (9/11) […]
In recent years, the transition toward community policing continues to gain prominence as police and community representatives seek more efficient strategies to foster public safety and improve the quality of life in the communities. Community policing is essentially a partnership between the police and the community to identify and solve issues within the community (Peak & Glensor, […]
The SARA model is a problem-solving technique employed in community-based policing. The acronym stands for scanning, analyzing, responding, and assessing interventions designed to resolve local policing problems (Peak & Glensor, 2018). The SARA model aims to resolve the underlying causes of community problems rather than just responding to crime after it happens. A vital component […]
A young lady goes to a writer and claims that a local sheriff’s candidate raped her. While the writer is eager to submit a story on her experience with the upcoming elections next week, their supervisor has suggested that they hold off until shortly after the election has already taken place. Three different ethical concepts […]
The Alabama Department of Corrections psychologist is confronted with a complex ethical dilemma. The psychologist is committed to protecting disabled prisoners’ rights and providing adequate medical care. Psychologist, on the other hand, depends on their job to make ends meet, and speaking out against abusive prison conditions could cost them their job. To solve this […]
Product liability negligence refers to the failure of an organization to meet the legal care standard in the design or manufacture of a product. Today, the introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has led to the requirement for designers to ensure the technology is safe for consumers. Artificial Intelligence impacts the current system of intellectual property […]
In the contemporary dynamic climate, fraud is currently a concern for businesses. Globalization has resulted in fierce competition among major companies for profits and dominance in the market. Stock prices are viewed as an indicator of business performance, causing managers to worry and resort to undesirable purposeful behaviors that lead to fraud. Fraud is a deliberate action […]
Residents from numerous states resolved to depart their motherland and settle in the United States in the late 19th century. Numerous individuals escaped agricultural failures and scarce employment, higher duties, famine, and other difficulties since they considered the United States a nation with financial potential. Between the 19th and 20th centuries, almost twelve million settlers […]
The routine activity theory and victim precipitation theory attempt to explain the incidence of criminal victimization. They examine the pathology of criminal activities, but from various viewpoints and with distinct emphasis. This paper explains each theory and explores their differences and similarities. Theory of Routine Activity Reason: According to Lawrence E. Cohen and Marcus Felson’s […]