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    Police Technology CJA 214 October 9‚ 2010 Police Technology Police officers use a wide range of technology to protect individuals. Technology also makes it easier to identify the perpetrators of the crime committed. With modern day technology law enforcement can ensure a successful prosecution against those who break the law. Catching criminals is not easy work and if technology is helping law enforcement and the community more efficient and aware of the dangers in the city‚ town‚ or world

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    thousand pictures. This is what poet Marianne Moore accomplishes with chosen words in her poem. Words that create specific pictures that provide the reader with an insight into her thoughts. However‚ her pictures are not pleasant and encouraging images. On the contrary‚ in the poem “What Are Years?” Moore utilizes negative and demoralizing imagery to reveal her pessimism and belief of mankind’s declining morality. In the first stanza of the poem‚ Moore immediately creates in the first few lines a

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    Marianne Craig Moore was born on November 15‚ 1887 in Kirkwood‚ Missouri. She was the second child of Mary Warner and her father John Milton Moore‚ a construction worker and inventor. After a failed inventions attempt her father had a nervous mental breakdown and was sent to the hospital. She never met her father because he left before she was born. She was raised in her grandfather’s household. Her grandfather was a Presbyterian pastor and after his death her family had to move to Carlisle‚ Pennsylvania

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    them have a process to how a trail starts from beginning to end. Let’s take a look on how the criminal trial process beings. Before entering into the court room depending on the specific facts of the case‚ the first step is to make an arrest. If police have probable cause “a set of facts and circumstances that is led to believe a particular person has committed a crime”. (Schmalleger‚2012‚p.397) they will go ahead and make an arrest. After and arrest has been made‚ the suspect or the accused must

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    Running head: POLICE DISCRETION Police Discretion CJA/342 University Of Phoenix Police Discretion Police discretion is an important tool in police work due to the law sometimes being too vague or ambiguous. Police officers are trained on different scenarios that one may come across while they are at the academy. The problem tends to arise when a police officer comes across a situation that they were not trained for‚ and since the academy cannot cover every possible scenario that

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    while others fold. This is evident in the novel The Other Wes Moore with the contrast of the two Wes’s. The author Wes deals with adversity far better than the other Wes. Factors like the people around the person and a person’s support system can be the largest factor of how a person deals with adversity. The author Wes Moore clearly has far more success dealing with the adversity of growing up in the inner city than the other Wes Moore. This is largely due to the impact that his mother has on his

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    In "The Admissions" by Meg Mitchell Moore‚ Angela‚ Henrietta‚ and Maria go for a walk together. Moore shows what each girl is like and what their relationships are with each other. There are many ways an author can depict their characters. In "The Admissions"‚ the author uses point of view and tone to depict the characters‚ Angela‚ Henrietta‚ and Maria‚ and the relationships between the three of them. The point of view employed by Moore is third person limited‚ so the reader knows what Angela knows

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    for Columbine is a deceiving‚ manipulative‚ over exaggerated film. Even though it fits the definition of a documentary by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences‚ it doesn’t deserve an Oscar Award for stretching out the truth so far. Michael Moore shows his trustworthiness through his films with the way he dresses like the everyday American. His baseball cap‚ casual t-shirt and jeans make us believe he’s just like us. In his film‚ he does go out to Buell Elementary in Michigan to speak with

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    Kirkwood‚ Missouri‚ Moore studied biology at Bryn Mawr College. After travelling in Europe with her mother‚ she taught at the U.S. Indian School in Carlisle‚ Pennsylvania‚ and later moved to Brooklyn‚ New York‚ where she worked as a librarian. Moore first published her poems in such little magazines as the Egoist‚ Poetry‚ and Others‚ later editing the Dial‚ a highly regarded modernist periodical. In part because of her extensive European travels before the First World War‚ Moore came to the attention

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    was stated “The police at all times should maintain a relationship with the public that gives reality to the historic tradition that the police are the public and that the public are the police (Schmalleger‚ 2017).” I believe that if officers upheld this standard it would make their job just a little bit easier. Many people feel that police culture has lost its way‚ officers seem to be in the news more now than compared to before for things that are tarnishing their reputation.

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