Criminal justice theory and applications
Criminal justice and its procedural policies are sectors that affect every day activities in a developing society. Proprietors of criminal justice from the ancient times to the current century always used philisophical findings in finding the rightful ways of administering justice, just as this context. In addition, several social malpractices such as sagging of pants by the males has raised a societal concern, especially on its implication. This document further proposes a policy proposal that disapproves the practice and offers recommendations on how to curb it, through a case study analysis.
Digital Privacy in an Information Technology Age
The amount of digital information available continues to grow. The abundance of computers and smart phones, the proliferation of communication, and the explosion of digital information has precipitated people's disclosure of very personal information online, thus creating concerns with three types of technology that invades the privacy of citizens: Google (Internet), Carnivore, and Surveillance. The existence of a new privacy conception will not answer the tough questions. A new approach, one that adequately values privacy interests at a practical and conceptual level is a great start.
America\'s War on Terrorism Since the Attacks
The essay is a summary on the American War on Terrorism following 9/11.
Some see US policy after 9/11 as being driven by an ebullient arrogant stance of force rather than talk and by a hubris that came from their knocking down Saddam Hussein. McGregor (2011), however, concludes that "ten years after 9/11, the US is war-weary and introspective in a way it has not been for a generation." The federal budget has been depleted, and the country is insecure. Nonetheless, positive things have occurred as a result. The different government departments have been brought together, new ones have been constructed, and old ones reformed. And the country is watched over as it has never been before.