Criminal Justice unit Ip

CRJS101-1104A-06 Foundations of Criminal Justice Systems Assignment Name: Unit 4 Group Project Group Mates: Jones, Jilmita Orr, Jennifer Verner, Natalie Deliverable Length: 3 pages for individual portion and 8-10 page paper reporting to his first post of duty after the academy to a small resident office at which you work. You and a few others are included in a meeting to provide administrative support for his first assignment. In the discussion, you learn that there is a large roundup of gang members scheduled for the following day at 6:00 a.m. It is a federal case but is being supported by approximately 50 local officers and state troopers. A briefing is scheduled at 6:00 p.m. for the officers involved in tomorrow's arrests. Individual Portion: Each individual will share 3 deliverables with each other in the group and will provide a copy for the instructor for accountability of participation in the group. The following are the deliverables: •A 1-page bulleted list of 10 points that are the more important in your view on properly processing a defendant in a federal investigation. •A 1-page outline on the best way to format and present the federal criminal pretrial process, which includes jury selection, evidence and jury instructions. Please provide examples in your outline of your recommended format for presenting the process. •A 1-page draft of how to present the processing requirements and the mandated pretrial measures required by law. Please add your file. Group Portion: As a group, you will take all the information that you have attained in the individual portion and decided to use for coordinating the information for briefing on the process at the federal court building. Your group is expected to produce a paper of 8–10 pages that will fulfill the following requirements. As you answer each requirement, you must provide support or evidence that will enhance and empirically prove your answers. Academic criminal justice articles or real-life criminal justice findings that are not found in journals or other academic sources must be used in supporting your answers. Please use APA style for all cited sources including your resource page. •Write out a concise briefing on the subject that presents it to an audience that does not know anything about U.S. court systems. ?The briefing is to detail what will happen at the courthouse relative to the manner in which defendants are brought into the federal judicial process. ?The federal pretrial process must be included in the briefing section. •Create a checklist that may be provided to the officers involved in the operation so they may have a reference reminding them of what they must do to properly process a defendant in a federal investigation. ?The checklist should include processing requirements and the mandated pretrial measures required by law. •Write a brief description of the federal criminal pretrial process including how jury selection will occur, How evidence will be presented and the specific jury instructions for this case and procedure on how to address it in the courtroom. Use the Small Group Discussion Board to plan how you will produce these deliverables and to collaborate on creating the content for the deliverables. Please add your file. For assistance with your assignment, please use your text, Web resources, and all course materials. Unit Materials Points Possible: 250 Date Due: Sunday, Oct 30, 2011 Objective: •Identify and define the various components of the criminal justice system •Explain and analyze the relationships between law enforcement, the judicial system and corrections •Explain the process associated with moving an accused through the criminal justice system •Analyze and determine crime rate, crime index, and recidivism rates Submitted Files: Foundations of Criminal Justice unit 4 Individal portion by Jenn Orr.docx Group_assignment_Unit- 4 final copy by Jenn Orr.ppt Score: N/A Instructor Comments: •The students should address the constitutional requirement that defendants be brought before a magistrate without any unnecessary delay. They must then be processed—a term referring to the obtaining of fingerprints and photographs for each defendant. The defendants must then be interviewed by a representative of pretrial services relative to obtaining the necessary information a judge will need while determining bail or bond. And, of course, the defendant must be afforded the opportunity to speak with defense counsel. •Students should also explain that the defendant will then make his or her initial appearance before a judge or magistrate where the issue of bail or pretrial detention will first be addressed. Additional hearings will follow. Unresolved bail issues may be discussed, a pretrial hearing (usually waived by defense counsel) may be scheduled as well as numerous evidentiary hearings. •Students must provide support or evidence that will enhance and empirically prove your answers. Academic criminal justice articles or real-life criminal justice findings that are not found in journals or other academic sources must be cited in supporting answers. •Students must use APA style for all cited sources including the resource page.

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