JUS212 Grand Canyon Factors Concerning Columbine Shooting Discussion Analysis of Criminology Assignment Instructions Assignment Instructions Write an ess

JUS212 Grand Canyon Factors Concerning Columbine Shooting Discussion Analysis of Criminology Assignment Instructions

Assignment Instructions

Write an essay of 500 to 750 words,
Research the role of a criminologist (Content 1),
Explain why the role of a criminologist is important to the justice field (Content 1),
Explain at least three (3) methods criminologists use to measure crime. Explain why these methods are effective (Content 2),
Describe why accurately measuring crime is so essential (Content 3),
Explain what may happen if crime is inaccurately measured (Content 3),
Use the GCU Library and Topic Materials to locate three to five relevant sources in support of your content, no older than 5 years.
Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the GCU Style Guide.
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Assignment Rubric

Content 1: 20%
Content 2: 25%
Content 3: 20%
Three to Five Peer-Reviewed Resources: 15%
Paragraph Development/Transitions: 8%
Mechanics: 9%
Paper Formatting: 1%
Citations: 2%

Required Sub-Headings

Criminologists and the Criminal Justice Field

Three Methods of Measuring Crime

Rationale of Measuring Crime and the Consequences of Inaccuracy

Potential Citations

Berlusconi, G., Calderoni, F., Parolini, N., Verani, M., & Piccardi, C. (2016). Link Prediction in Criminal Networks: A Tool for Criminal Intelligence Analysis. Plos ONE, 11(4), 1. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0154244

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Pereda, N., Gallardo-Pujol, D., & Guilera, G. (n.d). Good Practices in the Assessment of Victimization: The Spanish Adaptation of the Juvenile Victimization Questionnaire. Psychology Of Violence, 8(1), 76-86. doi:10.1037/vio0000075

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Welsh, B. C., & Loeber, R. (2013). Taking stock of criminology and a criminologist for the ages: reflections on milestones and the future of criminology and on one of its scholars–David Farrington. Criminal Behaviour & Mental Health, 23(2), 77-85. doi:10.1002/cbm.1865

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Miscellaneous Instructions & Reflections

You are not required to include a cover page.
You are not required to provide an introduction and conclusion.
You are required to utilize the sub-headings included.
Every sub-heading should be supported by at least 1 citation, probably more.
This is not an opinion essay nor should it be written in the first person. Do not write, “I think”, “I feel”, “In my opinion”, etc.
Remember to write with an ‘academic voice’.
Remember that when you write an academic paper, you are supposed to have the mental outlook that the reader may not be well versed in the subject. So for instance, under the first sub-heading, you should still be defining a criminologist (for instance), even though the reader (Walling) knows what this subject is about.