Forensic science is the application of science to law. In criminal justice, this concept is applied to criminal cases but it also may apply to civil cases that do not have a criminal justice interest. The beginning of forensic science started in the late 1800s, with scientists and criminalists such as Galton, Bertillion, Gross, Locard, Vucetich, Goddard, and Lattes.
Forensic science is the application of science to law. In criminal justice, this concept is applied to criminal cases but it also may apply to civil cases that do not have a criminal justice interest. The beginning of forensic science started in the late 1800s, with scientists and criminalists such as Galton, Bertillion, Gross, Locard, Vucetich, Goddard, and Lattes.
My last name is Gutierrez
-Students whose last name begins with:
A-F: Law Enforcement Agency
G-L: Court (i.e., Bailiff or Jury Coordinator)
M-R: Prosecutor’s Office
S-Z: Corrections (i.e., Jail, Probation, or Parole)
Initial Post: In your post, assume your assigned role, and address the following key points in an explanation to students:
Define sociocultural intelligence.
Explain why it is important for them as new supervisors.
Identify possible implications for not developing or demonstrating sociocultural intelligence in their new role.
Your post should demonstrate what you have learned about implicit and explicit bias, the impact on internal and external stakeholder trust, organizational legitimacy, and procedural justice.
Your initial post should be at least 250 words in length.
1. Rank the three sources of law, from highest to lowest, and explain why you ranked them in this way.
2. Why is it important to understand the sources of law in the study of criminal law?
3. What is the purpose of statutory law and the purpose of case law?
4. Explain why the author of the ebook states that case law is a “powerful source of law”. In what way is it powerful? Please give a specific example of the use of case law in the criminal law arena.
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2 references
1. Compare the M’Naghten, irresistible impulse, and substantial capacity tests.
2. What is the difference between diminished capacity, and the insanity defense?
3. What was the defendant seeking to do the State v. Hornsby, 484 S.E.2d 869 (1997)? Was he successful?
500 total words
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1. Define the criminal act and the criminal intent element required for rape and how much resistance a victim must demonstrate to evidence lack of consent.
2. What is are the rape shield laws and why are they used?
3. How are domestic violence statutes different than standard assault, battery, sex offenses, or criminal homicide statutes?
500 total words
2 references
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