Below are the papers submitted by students for this course.  These papers should be used in conjunction with any notes you have taken from the presentations and question sessions to prepare for comprehensive exams.  If there is no link next to your paper then you need to resubmit the file because there was a problem.  Please submit the papers in only the following formats: Microsoft Word (.doc), Text (.txt), or Rich Text Format (.rtf).

ASSIGNMENT ONE PAPERS:

Departmental policies regarding gratuities for officers.
    For Argument by Consuela Sellers - Gratuity Paper One
    Against Argument by Tami Scrivner - Gratuity Paper Two

Educational requirements for law enforcement officers.
    For argument by Jonathan Watts - Education Paper One

The use of community policing and its impact on decreasing crime.
    For argument by Alan Inman - Community Policing Paper One
    Against argument by Chanise Perry - Community Policing Paper Two

Allowing off duty officers to moonlight as security officers.
    For argument by Amy Spencer - Moonlighting Paper One

The delaying of Miranda warnings to criminal suspects.
    For argument by Ricardo Owens - Miranda Paper One
    Against argument by Andy Granger - Miranda Paper Two

The use of deadly force in the wake of technological advances.
    For argument by Gerald Wesley - Deadly Force Paper One
    Against argument by Lakeisha Mattic Cole - Deadly Force Paper Two

The requirement of a state wide pursuit policy.
    For argument by Christina Weeks - Pursuit Policy Paper One
    Against argument by Kevin Washington - Pursuit Policy Paper Two

ASSIGNMENT TWO PAPERS

The execution of the mentally incapacitated.
    For argument by Christina Weeks - Death Penalty Paper One
    Against argument by Kevin Washington - Death Penalty Paper Two

The problem of sexual assault in prisons.
    For argument (argues there is a problem) by Lakeisha Mattic Cole - Sexual Assault Paper One
    Against argument (argues there is no problem) by Alan Inman - Sexual Assault Paper Two

Educational programs in prisons.
    For argument by Chanise Perry - Education Paper One
    Against argument by Gerald Wesley - Education Paper Two

The presence of weightlifting programs in prisons.
    For argument by Jonathan Watts - Weightlifting Paper One
    Against argument by Jonathan Watts - Weightlifting Paper Two

Should narcotics offenders be incarcerated in state prisons?
    For argument by Consuela Sellers - Narcotics Paper One
    Against argument by Ricardo Owens - Narcotics Paper Two

The value of truth-in-sentencing legislation.
    For argument by Amy Spencer - Sentencing Paper One
    Against argument by Andy Granger - Sentencing Paper Two