As a police officer, you have been asked to visit an Arab/Middle Eastern American family to gather information for a current case. Before you visit, you must first learn about their culture. For this case study, you will prepare information about the Arab/Middle Eastern culture to aid you in the discussion with the family.

The following should be included in your case study:

1.     Introduction: Provide a brief summary of Arab Americans. Include a discussion about who Arab Americans are and why they came to the United States.

2.     Considerations: Provide details about the following considerations:

o   family structure (head of household, children, and female dress and manner);

o   language

o   personal space/touching;

o    communications (gestures, insults);

o   hospitality; and

o    possible prior discrimination due to the events of 9/11.

3. Summary: How does the knowledge of these considerations assist the officer in gaining information?

 

Please use the textbook and one additional resource from a professional or academic journal, and document this source within your cited resources. The completed assignment should be at least three pages in length, not including the title page and references. It should be properly formatted to follow APA guidelines for all resources, including in-text citations, paraphrasing, and references.

 

Book reference

Shusta, R., Levine, D., Wong, H., Olson, A., & Harris, P. (2015). Multicultural law enforcement: Strategies for peacekeeping in a diverse society (6th ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.

Course Description: This two unit seminar focuses on the law that relates to the education of children with disabilities. It covers the concept of appropriate education, the right to an education in the least restrictive environment, the entitlement to related services, due process rights, and additional central ideas in special education law. In lieu of an exam, students will write a paper (which satisfies the upper division writing requirement) on a topic approved by the professor.

 

 

 

Please think carefully about the topic you choose. Topics may come from our readings, items generated in the news, recent case decisions, or issues you have encountered in the workplace. The key is to pick a topic about which you would enjoy researching and writing. The goal is to produce a product which is in your voice, and writing of which you can be proud. Topics must be approved by me. Students are encouraged to meet with me to help develop their topic.

 

 

Introduce my topic (rights of children in schools) 
Background 
– Describe the american law IDEA and what it is
– Describe the saudi arabian law and what it is
Body
 – How IDEA is applied in the united states
 – What impact does it have on students with disabilities 
  –  how the saudi Arabian law is applied in saudi
  – how are children treated in saudi
 – what benefits do they have with this law
Compare both laws
 – how are the two laws similar
 – how are they different
 – which law is better
 – strengths of each law
 – weaknesses of each law
 – how can each law be improved for the future
Conclusion.

Resources: University Library and the Internet.

Locate three contemporary examples in each of the four following categories, for a total of 12 examples:

• Good Samaritan conduct or random acts of kindness
• Acts of vigilantism–violating the law to enforce the law
• Acts of civil disobedience–violating the law to change the law
• Criminal acts committed by professionals in the course of their employment, other than criminal justice professionals, in which the defendant was believed to have violated the ethical standards of his or her profession

Assemble the 12 examples according to the category and in a visually appealing manner. For each example, include the following:

•  A summary of the event
• A graphic illustration, photo, or other visual item related to the event
• One properly APA-formatted reference

Note. including introduction and conclusion to introduce your examples and summarize your work.

600-650 words

You are a law enforcement executive, and you are asked by the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF) to prepare a white paper related to terrorism and organized crime from a command and control perspective. Address the following in your paper:

• Which lead agency in the United States is responsible for investigating terrorist organizations and attacks? 
• What is the function of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence regarding terrorism and organized crime? 
• What attack methodologies and delivery methods are used by terrorist organizations? 
• What counterterrorist and counter-organized crime methods are available to the United States?