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    The Greenspan Era

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    THE GREENSPAN ERA In October 1979‚ as Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) was imposing adverse supply shocks on the world’s economies for the second time in a decade‚ Fed Chairman Paul Volcker decided that the time for action had come. Volcker had been appointed chairman by President Carter only two months earlier‚ and he had taken the job knowing that inflation had reached unacceptable levels. As guardian of the nation’s monetary system‚ he felt he had little choice but to pursue

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    Evidence-Based-Policing Written by Desiree Rosch Instructor Atthur Moghalu Introduction to Criminal Justice Evidence-based policing is a style of policing that uses research to create or change policies to increase effectiveness. Lawrence W Sherman‚ an academic criminologist‚ is credited with making the term Evidence-based Policing (EBP) popular.During a lecture Sherman stated‚ "Police practices should be based on scientific evidence about what works

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    American History of Policing Nickea Freber CJA214 February 4‚ 2013 William Cobasky American History of Policing The United States has a very strong background on their state and federal policy system. Throughout the years the American Policing System has had a lot of impacts. There are different agencies in the criminal justice system that covers state and federal. The relationship between state and federal can affect the police and the way they practice different things. In the history

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    Police Vs Media Policing

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    In today’s media policing is a very sensationalized topic. Yet‚ we as people do not rationally discuss how we can improve our current system. In most instances a new situation will be brought to the public’s attention by the media and then the majority of people will place themselves in one of two categories. The first category of people is the all police are bad group and the second category of people are the police can do no wrong group. This creates a very unhealthy us versus them narrative that

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    Progressive Era

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    Foundation of American Politics 20 November 2013 A Personal Reflection on the Progressives In my opinion‚ post modern America could greatly benefit from an administration with a heavier Progressive influence. Even though this era was short lived‚ and its parties were somewhat divided in political principles‚ they managed to claim their place in history‚ as their policies became the basis for today’s liberal philosophy. Their education reforms‚ emphasis on the value of an individual‚ dedication

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    In my personal opinion most African American people are actually pushing into a life of crime due to their surroundings during their upcoming. Based on the article by “Race and Policing By Gene Demby” discussing the specific communities populated by African American that being targeted by violence and crime. According to the author gun violence is epidemiologist a disease‚ examining the way it spread. According to the article criminologist say crime tends to fluctuate from year to year. In my opinion

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    Progressive Era

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    From president Roosevelt becoming a vegetarian to the signing of the Treaty of Versailles‚ the progressive era‚ foreign policy‚ and World War one were major parts of United States history. The progressive movement was caused by labor unions and the presidents’ progressive plans. World War one and Open Door Policy caused the American Foreign Policy. This in many ways helped shape and increase American power in the early 20th Century. The progressive movement was an effort made to help make America

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    ignorance of its authorities and in many cases‚ blatant support of such acts has caused a rise in racially endorsed violence‚ discrimination‚ and prejudice in the country. To better understand where racism in policing originated in the USA‚ we must look back at its history. The roots of modern policing can be traced back to’slave patrols’ in the antebellum South‚ which were designed to control the movements and actions of enslaved Black people‚ and this ‘police’ continued to exist and operate after the

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    The Progressive Era

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    The Progressive Era was a period that showed the goals and contradictions found in American society in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Theodore Roosevelt summed up the Progressive/Reform feeling in his "Square Deal" speech - that it was all about morals‚ not economics. His goal was the "moral regeneration of the business world." He preached that it was wrong for some people to get ahead in business and politics by tricks and schemes‚ while others were cheated out of the opportunity

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    Progressive Era

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    the sale of unsafe food and drugs. Progressives were found in all levels of society including the ranks of the very wealthy‚ the very poor‚ the middle class‚ and minority groups. Progressives were politicians‚ businessmen‚ workers‚ artists‚ and professionals. The progressive agenda was not an attempt to gain equality for all races and individuals in society. While minorities were represented among the leadership‚ most progressives were white‚ anglo-saxon protestants (WASPs)‚ whose American roots were

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