applied criminal justice ethics
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Applied Criminal Justice Ethics. W E L C O M E !!!. Instructor John Hynes Email: [email protected] Office: www.aim.com AIM sign-in: profjhynes. The Syllabus. Read it; it is not a boilerplate syllabus The Syllabus and the Course Expectation Announcement should be read together. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Applied Criminal Justice Ethics
W E L C O M E !!!
Instructor John Hynes
Email: [email protected]
Office: www.aim.com AIM sign-in: profjhynes
The Syllabus
Read it; it is not a boilerplate syllabus
The Syllabus and the Course Expectation Announcement should be read together.
Follow directions for assignments
You may do MORE than required!
Announcements on Course Home Page
Refer often for new announcements Contains important information—see Course
Expectations Announcement & Important Deadlines and Due Dates—contains assignment due dates
Requirements and tips and clues for major assignments such as:
– Critical Analysis Essay– Unit 4 essay– Interview Analysis– Final essay
Doc Sharing—Important Documents
Contains PowerPoint presentation on APA format
Plagiarism Fact Sheet
Contains Course Syllabus
Course Expectation Announcement
Discussion Board Rubric & Grading Rubric\Papers
Other Tutorials
Course expectations
Read and follow requirements for assignments in the Syllabus, Course Expectation Announcement, in the Unit Tabs and in Doc Sharing
Keep current with your reading and written assignments
Submit assignments on time Use college-level writing – format, content, spelling
and grammar – Use the Writing Center Be familiar with the late assignment policy contained
in the Syllabus
Late assignments
Not accepted Contact me in writing before the assignment due
date if you encounter a problem We will discuss options and extensions DO NOT submit late assignments without written
permission for an extension
Seminar Etiquette
Actively participate Don’t chat among yourselves If you have a question, type ?—if I do not
respond immediately, keep trying “Break” or stop Past seminars archived
Alternate Seminar Essay
If you cannot attend the seminar, you may still receive credit if you submit the alternate seminar essay prior to the end of the unit week
Click on Unit, then Seminar for seminar QQ Essay must be a minimum 300-500 word in
length Download to Doc Sharing & mark Instructor
Only
Discussion Boards
Two DB Questions per Unit Review DB Rubric. Must post response to main
question and fellow students’ posts. Responses must be substantive. Post across three days.
Good Rule of Thumb: 3 post per QQ/main topic + 2 Proper netiquette required APA required Purpose of the boards
– To test your knowledge – To stimulate discussion– To learn from each other
Writing Assignments
College-level writing required. Points deducted for errors in spelling, grammar, etc.
You MUST use proper APA format for every assignment. See the tutorial on APA contained in Doc Sharing or links to APA
Do not plagiarize – zero tolerance policy. Know the Kaplan Plagiarism Policy
Help is available at the Writing Center
Critical Analysis Essay
Due Date: April 3
Announcement posted. Essay, 2-4 pp. It may be longer, but don’t over due it
Answer all 3 Questions and subparts
College level writing/APA Citation Format
Critical Analysis Essay (cont.)
Thesis and Counter-argument provided
Review readings with an emphasis on 3 QQ
State your position & support with citations to the readings or to outside sources
Submit as MS Word document to Drop Box
Excellent Character
honesty, trustworthiness, dependability, integrity, law-abiding, good work ethic, cares for his/her family, takes pride in accomplishments, refuses to succumb to temptation.
How is excellent character developed?
Parents, authority figures, upbringing Set positive examples; exhibit excellent
character traits themselves Two concepts of wholeness:
– Balanced perception– integrity
Bad Character
Dishonesty, undependable, unreliable, break the law, poor work ethic, lack of commitment to work and family
Mission of the police
(1) Law enforcement (2) Peace keeping (3) Performance of social services (4) Obtain convictions of the accused
Public trust
Confidence of character Trusting relationship with those who govern “spirit of service” – place our welfare above
their own
Four character types of officers
Excellent Self-controlled Uncontrolled Bad