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This archive file of CJA 343 Week 3 Discussion Questions and Summary comprises: DQ 1: What is the definition of homicide? What distinctions can be made about the different types of homicide? Compare and contrast the criteria for the various types of homicide and how they impact the criminal justice system. DQ 2: What is false imprisonment? How would you define kidnapping? How does false imprisonment affect the various entities of the criminal justice system? How can we improve the criminal procedure process to ensure that people are not imprisoned falsely? Explain. DQ 3: What is the definition of robbery? How would you differentiate between the criminal acts of robbery, burglary, and theft? What changes to the legal system would you make regarding the punishment for the criminal acts of robbery, burglary, and theft? Explain your rationale. Summary |
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Law - General Law CJA 343 Week 1 Individual Assignment Criminal Law Evaluation Paper CJA 343 Week 2 Individual Assignment Criminal Defense Case Analysis CJA 343 Week 2 Learning Team Assignment Discussion Question QA Criminal Capacity CJA 343 Week 3 Individual Assignment Personal Crimes Analysis CJA 343 Week 3 Learning Team Assignment Property and Computer Crimes Paper CJA 343 Week 4 Individual Assignment Anti-drug Legislation Analysis CJA 343 Week 4 Learning Team Assignment Discussion Question QA Public Order Crimes Criminal Legislation CJA 343 Week 5 Individual Assignment Victims and Crime Evaluation CJA 343 Week 5 Learning Team Assignment Sentencing Paper |
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