Defining Homeland Security In the 21st Century. Here you are to present an analysis of what Homeland Security (HLS) is in the 21st Century. Do not merely make a paper about what the Department of Homeland Security states is “Homeland Security.” You are to provide research and analysis as to what HLS constitutes, and why.

The Supreme Court has held that the Sixth Amendment right to counsel requires police to secure a valid waiver of the right to counsel or see to it that counsel is present at any pre-trial “critical stage” of a criminal prosecution.  Referring to the Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966) case, discuss how the Court applied the requirements of the Sixth Amendment right to counsel to custodial interrogation.

Kanovitz, J. R., Ingram, J. L., & Devine, C. J. (2018). Constitutional law for criminal justice. Routledge.

I attached the IRAC I did a couple weeks ago. The professor made some comments to edit it so please follow her comments on bubble and side notes.

The case we need to write is Penny v. Dave; however, the only case we need to quote a lot of is Plotnik ( which I attached that case too).

Reminder, I don want you to write a new case. Just edit and modify the paper base on her recommendations on a new draft ( do not use the same file please).

Plotnik case is only for purpose of source. the main case we need to submit is for penny v. Dave.

the words attachment with file name of ” v1_ …” is the only page I need you to edit base on the professor comments.

Penny v. Dave:

Penny loves dogs. All her life she has had two or more dogs. The owner of a high-end women’s accessories store, Penny decided to celebrate her success and purchase a large home on a large lot in a beautiful area of town. She started rescuing dogs—some from the shelters, some from rescues, and others directly from the streets. She currently has 32 dogs living on her property. She loves them all, provides them with food, water, shelter, appropriate veterinary care, and lots of love.

One of the newer members of Penny’s pack is Beau (short for Beauregard). Beau is a bloodhound mix Penny found as a puppy on the streets. As Beau has grown up, he’s become very interested in the wildlife that lives around the area. When he smells anything—rat, opossum, anything wild—he starts baying. He howls continuously at wildlife. Often, his baying lasts for hours.

Dave owns the property next to Penny’s. He works nights and sleeps during the day. Lately, Beau’s baying has kept him awake. One day, Beau was highly active baying at a racoon in the woods at the edge of the property. Dave was irate. He went to his garage and found some rat bait. He wrapped rat bait in some hamburger and fed it to Beau.

When Penny returned home from work, she found Beau unresponsive in the yard. She rushed him to the veterinarian. The veterinarian suspected poisoning and a blood assay showed he was the victim of rat poison. Rat poison interferes with the body’s use of vitamin K, which aids in blood clotting. His blood was not properly clotting, and so Beau was bleeding internally. The veterinarian admitted him and kept him for five days, giving him vitamin K, and protecting him from injuring himself while the poison dissipated. The veterinary bill exceeded $5,000.

Penny was distraught. She cried day and night over poor Beau. She told her neighbor Wendy about what happened. She told Wendy she did not have any poisons at her home, and she was at a loss to determine what happened to Beau. Wendy told Penny she saw Dave feed Beau something the day that Beau fell ill.

Penny asked Dave about it. Dave did not admit or deny having poisoned Beau, but he told Penny, “If the damn dog would learn to be quiet, he probably wouldn’t eat stuff he shouldn’t.” Penny realized Dave had poisoned Beau.

1. Can Penny successfully sue Dave for trespass to chattels?
2. Assuming Penny can be successful in such a suit, what damages can she assert and recover?

Overview: This assignment is a situation report, or sitrep, in the form of a presentation that summarizes the analysis and response sections of the SARA report in the final project. 

Prompt: The middle two sections of the SARA report are analysis and response, and you created the analysis section of your report in Milestone One. In the response section, you will review a strategy currently being used to respond to the threats presented by the terrorist organization you are exploring in this course. You will also propose changes or enhancements to the strategy to be piloted in your regional fusion center. This information will be a situation report in the form of a presentation. As you build your presentation, remember that slides serve as visual aids that accompany what you would say during a presentation. Use the notes section of each slide to add the details (in complete sentences) of what you will say while delivering the presentation. Consider the tips available at the following websites:

? Creating Effective PowerPoints for Criminal Justice 

? Tips for Making Effective PowerPoint Presentations 

Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed: 

? Analysis: Summarize the main points from Milestone One, including background information about the terrorist organization, how the organization uses radicalization in recruitment, and the role of media in promoting the organization’s cause. 

? Response: 

o Strategy: Identify the strengths and weaknesses of a current strategy to counter the terrorist organization, including the effectiveness of that strategy. 

o Recommendations: Propose changes or enhancements that address the identified weaknesses of the current counterterrorism strategy, including the tools, resources, and training needed for implementation in your regional fusion center.