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Pursuing Criminal Justice
In Law Enforcement
Dale A. Miller
University of Phoenix
CJA/473
October 9, 2010
Belinda Reed
Pursuing Criminal Justice in Law Enforcement
I. Annotated Bibliography
II. Abstract
III. Introduction
A. Explain details of paper
IV. Definition of Justice
A. Author's definition
B. Current Practices of Law Enforcement
a. Types of practices
b. Primary occupational description of the police officer
c. District Attorney's office and law enforcement investigation
d. Law enforcement on being social workers
C. Changes in security since September 11th
a. The Patriot Act
b. The TSA and its responsibilities
c. Policy and Management structure change
d. The Change of law enforcement and the reaction of society
e. New techniques in law enforcement
D. Future challenges within the next ten years
a. Current to future
b. Author's predictions of future challenges
c. Authors thoughts
E. Conclusion
a. Summary of all four main points
b. Restatement of topic
c. Revisitation of introduction and tying all ideas together
F. References
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Annotated Bibliography
Kirk, R. (1993). The Meaning of Justice. Retrieved October 9, 2010, from
http://www.heritage.org/research/lecture/the-meaning-of-justice
This is a lecture discussing the meaning of justice and the confusion of that meaning. The author explains that many definitions of this term are different from one another. In this series of four lectures, the author discusses first the signification of this word "justice". In his second lecture the author examines natural law. In his third lecture, the author deals with criminal justice. In his concluding lecture, he quarrels with certain notions of justice that have been much puffed up during recent years.
Luna, E. (2003 November/December). Overextending the criminal law. Journal of the
Cato Policy Report, Vol. XXV No. 6 Retrieved October 10, 2010, from
http://www.cato.org/pubs/policy_report/v25n6/luna.pdf
This journal article from Erica Luna explains...