Paper Writing Services definition/characteristics of ts type. In succeeding paragraphs, introduce the person you have chosen as an example. Give s/her name, a brief description

Additional occupants: None • Reasons to request the search • Name of the officer requesting the warrant • Items to be seized • Specific place to be searched • Signature of the issuing Judge Serial, mass, sensational, and spree murders add to the complexity of murder investigations. In ts project, you will choose one type of murder (listed below), and provide one example/name of a murderer that falls into ts category. • Serial murder • Mass murder • Sensational murder • Spree murder For example, you may choose serial murder and your example could be Ted Bundy. In ts case, you would describe a serial murderer and detailed reasons why Ted Bundy is in ts category. Begin with an introduction detailing the type of murderer you have chosen. Explain in detail the definition/characteristics of ts type. In succeeding paragraphs, introduce the person you have chosen as an example. Give s/her name, a brief description of s/her background, crimes committed, their capture and sentencing. According to the FBI, between 1980 and 2000, 250 of the 335 incidents confirmed as or suspected to be terrorist acts in the United States were carried out by American citizens. In ts project, you will choose one example of domestic terrorism in the United States, and describe the motivation bend the incident. You are encouraged to use your textbook, the Internet, and/or the CSU Online Library to conduct your research. For example, you may choose to write about the Oklahoma City bombing. In ts case, describe the incident and what motivated Timothy McVeigh to carry out ts horrific act of violence. Your project should include: • An introduction to the terrorist, including a brief summary of s/her background • How he/she came to be involved with the terrorist organization • What statement he/she wished to make with the act • How the act was carried out • The effects of the terrorist act • Capture/punishment of the offender For Unit VII, you will create a procedure for collecting and preparing evidence for admissibility in court. Wle a policy describes a principle or rule to guide decisions that should result in some desired outcome (describes what and why), a procedure outlines the steps to aceve the desired outcome (describes what, how, where, and when). There are two activities offered. Select the one that you find the most interesting. For each activity, a PDF document containing an outline for creating the procedure has been provided. At the bottom of the document is a checklist that will be used to evaluate your submission. The information you need to fill in the outline can be located in the textbook chapters. Ts activity is worth 100 points. Activity A relates to Chapter 13, wch offers detailed information on what needs to be done so that physical evidence collected at a crime scene will be admissible in court. In court, the collecting officer must be able to identify the evidence and verify that it is in the same, or substantially the same, condition as when it was collected. Ts can only be accomplished if the proper chain of custody is maintained. Activity B relates to Chapter 14, wch focuses on photograpc evidence and the factors that need to be addressed in order for ts evidence to be admissible in court. In photograpng a crime scene, a key consideration is that the photos, as well as videos, should be a fair and accurate depiction of the crime scene. BCJ 3801, Criminal Evidence and Legal Issues 3 Activity B relates to Chapter 14, wch focuses on photograpc evidence and the factors that need to be addressed in order for ts evidence to be admissible in court. In photograpng a crime scene, a key consideration is that the photos, as well as videos, should be a fair and accurate depiction of the crime scene. Unit VIII Activity The first item on your list will be that the PLEO should NEVER commit perjury wle testifying. Perjury is knowingly telling a lie under oath about sometng that is important to the case. What NOT to Do When Testifying 1. You should NEVER commit perjury wle testifying. Perjury is knowingly telling a lie under oath about sometng that is important to the case. a. If a PLEO commits perjury wle testifying, the officer may lose s/her job, the officer may face imprisonment and a fine, the defendant may be acquitted, and it reflects negatively on the professionalism and integrity of law enforcement. Use the following checklist to ensure that you have addressed all of the requirements for ts activity. The checklist will also be used by your instructor to evaluate your submission. 1. The list contains 21 items. 2. Each item is followed by a brief statement giving the rational for the item. 3. Your document follows the format provided in the example above. 4. Your document is reflective of the written communication skills required of a college student in that it is accurate, concise, and professional in appearance with proper spelling and grammar.