Aspects That Affect Forensic Investigators
The major aspects of the United States (US) Constitution that affect forensic investigators (FIs) include the Fourth and the Fifth Amendments. The Fourth Amendment explains how the FIs can ensure evidence admissibility in court by obtaining search and seizure warrants. The exceptions to the warrant requirements include the existence of urgent situations, the use of…
William Stanley Jevons and His approach to the Mathematization of Economics
Summary The current paper is devoted to the modern trend of the mathematization of economics and the role of Willian Stanley Jevons in it. The relevance of mathematization in economics is defined, and the place of mathematics in economics is determined. The paper provides positive and negative aspects of the mathematization of economics and the…
The Criminal Justice Profession
The criminal justice system is responsible for serving different populations that have varying social needs and requirements. First and foremost, the populations served by the criminal justice profession need to feel safe and security. The populations need to be assured of their protection and security.
Comparison of Jails (Rikers Island) and Prisons (Franklin Correction Facility)
There are four types of prisons. The most common type of prison is a minimum security prison which is designed in such a way to accommodate only the nonviolent prisoners. There is little supervision in these prisons, and the prisoners incarcerated are not dangerous. Similar to minimum security prisons, there are low security prisons which do not have large facilities like other prisons.
USA Economy
5 years ago, the economy of the United States had been sailing on rough waters. During the swearing in of a new president, Barrack Obama, the nation was cringing in the fate of the unknown. The rate of unemployment was high, and the nation was also experiencing negative changes in the housing sector. This triggered…
Occupy Wall Street
Occupy Wall Street is a term that was conjured to refer to a movement that begun on September 2011 in New York City. The movement addressed social and economic inequality issues. The main points of focus for the movement were corruption, greed and the corporations influence on the financial services sector of the government. They…