In paragraph seven Coben
In paragraph seven Coben
Ethical Issue: Undercover Cop Sting At Chaparral High School Catherine Fifer Institute of Technology PD100/ Pro Dev Mr. Buenrostro August 24, 2014 Entrapped December 11, 2012 Twenty two high school students were arrested in Temecula, California in what was known as Operation Glass House. Undercover cops in three high schools posed as normal students, to try and get kids to sell them illegal drugs. Among the twenty two people that were arrested, Jesse Snodgrass, was one. Jesse was only seventeen years old and has Asperger’s Syndrome. It was the beginning of Jesse’s senior year when he met the undercover officer “Daniel Briggs” in Art class who he thought was just another student like himself.…
Throughout the article there were many valid points as why using spyware is good to use to monitor your kids internet usage. Harlan Coben states that spyware is not used to to spy on your kids it used to monitor and look out for your child. Some things that you would want to look out for could possibly be cyber bullying inappropriate postings, or…
However, Coben borders on paranoia. He writes about kids who have been taken advantage of and preyed upon via the internet. This is indeed a real problem, but it is not as common a problem as Coben makes it out to be. Coben implies that if one does not monitor everything a child does, they will immediately fall into the clutches of an online predator. That is a possibility, but it is not going to happen simply because a parent was not monitoring their child. He seems to think that kids can in no way handle themselves. To some extent it is true that kids might not be able to handle themselves completely but that is why it is necessary for kids to grow and learn how to handle themselves. However, kids are not so helpless that as soon as they are left to themselves they will fall prey to internet…
In Coben’s article, The Undercover Parent, he tries to persuade parents to use spyware on their children. Coben first argues that you shouldn’t spy on your child , but he also brings up a small anecdote about his friend’s daughter who wasn’t spied on and ended on drugs and sleeping with her dealer. I think that parents and/or guardians should respect their child’s privacy. I feel that parents should trust and respect their children’s privacy. Not all kids are guilty so if you know your kid, why would you lurk?…
I do see what Lewis was saying about service but all-in-all America is a tipping place. We give tips for almost everything now and it is just custom for someone…
If I put spyware on my teens electronics, I would tell them. Coben says… “Do you tell your children that the spyware is on the computer? I side with yes,” (Paragraph 15) One thing would be good about this is your being truthful to your teens and if they’d know, they would be more aware of how easily your parents could monitor you, but predators as well.…
I would have to say that some things that I agree with that Coben said was, he mentioned giving your child a heads up before putting spyware on the teens…
This particular story is about a family of criminals in Oregon and received attention throughout the United States and has been cited by politicians, law enforcement agencies, and researchers in criminology, and psychology. Dale Vincent “Rooster” Bogle, taught his children to steal, so that by age 10 his sons were already breaking into liquor stores or stealing tractor-trailer trucks. His daughters turned to petty crimes in order to support their drug addictions. By the time of his death in 1998, 28 of the Bogle clan had been convicted of crimes, including several of Rooster’s grandchildren. Tracey Bogle, the youngest of Rooster’s sons, is quoted as saying, “Rooster raised us to be outlaws…There is a domino effect in a family like ours…What you’re raised with, you grow to become. You don’t escape.”…
In the article “The Undercover Parent”, Coben explains why parents should monitor their kids to keep them safe. Coben’s arguments are very detailed, he lists the reasons why parents should or should not monitor their kids. I believe that Coben’s argument about monitoring their kids is right.…
Thombre, A. (2009). If I could only say it myself: how to communicate with children of…
My essay is about what drugs can do to you. Drugs and the people who supply drugs do not care about you and what happens to you as a person. The people who give children drugs are not your friends! Drugs can take a healthy child and change them within a matter of minutes. Drugs can sometimes put you in a hospital never to return home to your family, pets, friends, or school.…
There are two main parents in this novel: Atticus Finch, father of Scout and Jem, and Bob Ewell, father of Mayella Ewell. They are contrasting characters; Atticus is generally shown as a decent person with good morals, and a good father, whereas Ewell is shown to be selfish and a bad father.…
Children are our society’s most valuable and fragile resources. It is our responsibility as parents, adults, and caregivers to provide our children with as many safeguards to protect them from physical and virtual dangers. Children are spending more and more time on the internet and without the proper protection and supervision they can be exposed to indecent or harmful material or predators that seek to harm them. “What children are encountering on the Internet, particularly in terms of indecent or otherwise unsuitable material or contacts with strangers who intend to do them harm, is an issue of major concern.” (Smith, 2001). The Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) of 2000 and the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) of 1998 were put in place as an attempt to protect our children from the harm that could befall them on the internet from harmful materials and predators that target children.…
As a criminal justice professional there are many key roles involved in social issues we have in society today. For instance, according to the American Scoiety of Criminology they believe it startws in our society at homeduring deliquiency. For example, because these kids don’t have the basic needs to survive such as; shelter,food,healthcare, and guidance to become better adults they are destin for failure. Also, if the childrens parents are criminals they child id more likely to become one as well. In this matter I have to disagree,sometimes instances like this may be true, but on the other hand the parents want their children to stirve to be better and want better. Some parents teach their kids to steal, lie and manipulate through life and…
For the past twenty hours, I have been sitting on this bus, in the same position, with the rest of my AUCC group and extremely loud strangers who haven't let me sleep in peace. Considering I've made it this far, I’m still not jumping with joy to get acquainted with anyone. After all, we will only be spending two nights in D.C, why should it matter.…