1. Law enforcement officials and courts use remedies to deter and punish criminal conduct.
True or False

2. The time allowed for one party to sue another and other rules for conducting civil lawsuits, appeals, and the enforcement of judgments are examples of procedural laws.
True or False

3. Which of the following is a similarity between courts in common law nations and courts in civil law nations?
A. The courts have the authority to make laws.
B.The courts decide the facts in disputed cases.
C. The judges do not feel obligatedtofollow precedents.
D.The judges do not play a role in determining law or its meaning.
E. The judges do not feel obligated to follow prior judicial decisions.

4. Which of the following best describes the concept of corporate governance?
A. The legal rules that protect owners’ property interests in corporations and regulate corporate agents.
B. The legal rules for how businesses can compete to acquire ownership in new resources.
C. The regulations for the transfer of ownership in certain profit-making opportunities.
D. The legal rules controlling how owners use their resources when creating pollution.
E. The legal right to exclude others from one’s property.

5. From the options provided below, identify the most significant social force in the modern nation.
A. Culture
B. Religion
C. Trade
D. Economic ties
E. Law

6. Introduction

Read the overview below and complete the activities that follow.

Distinguishing Ethical Theories

Ethics can be looked at from a variety of viewpoints. Two primary categories of ethics are presented in the text as well as multiple theories that fit within these categories. When contemplating a personal or business decision, it is important to be able to recognize how that decision will affect not only the decision maker but also any applicable stakeholders.

Your understanding of how rules, strategies and decisions reflect ethical policy is crucial in the contemporary business world.

CONCEPT REVIEW:
The two principal systems that followed in Western civilization are formalism and consequentialism. Each system features a number of ethical theories. Recognizing the theory being utilized allows an individual or business to best understand the ramifications of their act.

Read the statements, put each item into the most specifically correct spot, each category should contain 2 statements

Lying is wrong
Veil of Ignorance
Equal Opportunity
Focus on the common good
The end justifies the means
Modern economic theory
Lying itself is unethical
Good intent
Thou shalt not steal
The golden rule

Formalism
Kent Duty Ethics
Social Contract Theory
Utilitarianism
Consequentialism

7. For a utilitarians, the __________.
A. individual rights of a person are integral to analyzing the morality of actions
B. common good is of the least importance
C. duty-based approach is the basis of every moral action
D. ethical focus is on the self-worth of an individual
E. end justifies the means

8. Formalism judges actions by usefulness and the likelihood that they will cause overall harm to society.
True or False

9. _____ is a duty-based approach to ethics that defines a particular act as absolutely right or absolutely wrong, regardless of the situation or circumstances.
A. Hedonism
B. Absolutism
C. Formalism
D. Consequentialism
E. Libertinism

10. Many ethical values are not enforced by the state, and many laws do not address ethical concerns.
True or False

11. Introduction

Read the overview below and complete the activities that follow.

Recognizing Criminal Conduct

You are a deputy attorney general/district attorney. The following fact situation has been brought to you and you must decide which criminal charges are appropriate to file against the defendants.

CONCEPT REVIEW:
Analyzing the fact situation will require an understanding of the elements which constitute the various crimes that may apply.

Case Analysis

Read the case below and answer the questions that follow.

Karla has found herself out of work and with no marketable job skills. She is a former beauty contest winner and had been employed as a receptionist at a local bank. Her roommate Jackie works as a kindergarten teacher but her salary is too small to pay 100% of the costs for rent and food. Karla knows that the bank president, Michael, keeps $10,000 in his home so she decides to steal that money. Knowing that Michael will be away for the weekend, she goes to his home, picks the lock on his backdoor and enters his home. In his bedroom she finds his safe but cannot open it. It is also too heavy for her to carry out. Frustrated, she simply leaves without taking anything.

Now desperate for money, she runs into Barbara and Pamela, two former friends from her beauty pageant days. They too are jobless and unmarketable. They develop a plan to rob Karla’s former boss on August 8th. The plan includes the purchase of masks and the use of a gun, though they intend it for show and won’t even load it. On August 7th, Barbara purchases the masks and Pamela visits an old boyfriend and while there, steals his pistol. On August 8th, Pamela steals a car making the driver hand over the keys by flashing the gun in his face. The car will be used for transportation to Michael’s home and for the getaway. They intend to sell the car to a chop shop the next day.

When the three of them arrive at Michael’s house, they see the FBI is there discussing bank security and that there are six agents on the premises. Karla, Barbara, and Pamela abandon their plan and go back to Karla’s apartment. Karla hides the masks and gun in a box under her bed and takes the car to the chop shop to get whatever cash she can. When she returns, she splits the money with Pamela and Barbara and they decide to go their separate ways never to see each other again.

That afternoon, while vacuuming the apartment, Jackie sees the box with the masks and gun. Later, while watching the news, she sees footage of three persons in a car outside Michael’s home, sitting in a car and wearing masks similar to those under Karla’s bed. The news anchor says that the police are investigating and anyone with information regarding the three should call the authorities. Without speaking to Karla, she retrieves the box and incinerates the masks and gun to protect her friend.

When Karla entered Michael’s home to steal his money, she was guilty of _____.
A. larceny
B. embezzlement
C. conspiracy
D. burglary
E. robbery

12. When Jackie incinerates the masks and gun, she is guilty of _____.
A. larceny
B. obstruction of justice and being an accessory after the fact being an accessory after the fact only
C. obstruction of justice only
D. conspiracy

13. Who is directly guilty of the crime of robbery?A. Pamela for stealing the gun, but not for stealing the car
B. Pamela, for stealing the gun and the car
C. Karla, for breaking into Michael’s home
D. Pamela for stealing the car, but not for stealing the gun
E. Jackie, for incinerating the masks and gun without Karla’s permission

14. Which of the following is not an overt act which might support a conspiracy to steal from Michael?A. Stealing the gun
B. Buying the masks
C. Hiding the masks and gun under the bed
D. Stealing the car
E. Driving to Michael’s home

15. Has a conspiracy been committed?
A. Yes. All of the necessary elements have occurred.
B. No. They never entered Michael’s home and nothing was stolen, so no crime was committed.
C. No. The plan was abandoned before an overt act occurred.
D. Yes. The conspiracy was an actionable crime the moment they began discussing the theft.
E. No. A conspiracy requires more than three (3) people.

16. Who is directly guilty of the crime of larceny?
A. Jackie, for incinerating the masks and gun without Karla’s permission
B. Karla, for breaking into Michael’s home
C. Pamela, for stealing the gun and the car
D. Pamela for stealing the gun, but not for stealing the car
E. Pamela for stealing the car, but not for stealing the gun

17. The American concept of a jury trial contemplates a jury drawn from a fair cross-section of the community.
True or False

18. Which of the following statements is true of a conspiracy?
A. A conspiracy requires a formal agreement among the members.
B. All members of a conspiracy must plan all the details of the unlawful scheme.
C. A person cannot be convicted of conspiracy if he or she did not know all the details of the unlawful scheme.
D. To convict, the evidence must prove that the defendant willfully became a member of the conspiracy.
E. A conspiracy exists when a person plans and commits a crime singlehandedly.

19. Which of the following protects persons from unwarranted intrusions on their privacy by requiring the police to obtain a court order called a search warrant?
A. The Fifth Amendment
B. The Eighth Amendment
C. The Fourth Amendment
D. The Fourteenth Amendment
E. The Sixth Amendment

20. Some laws provide that _______ conduct is a crime even though the one doing the act does not intend to do harm.
A. willful
B. reckless
C. knowing
D. intentional

Choose a specific culture or ethnicity of an immigrant or refugee population.

• Analyze their cultural and social norms.
• Discuss how they experience the healthcare system in America.
• Include an evaluation of how both the community and market-oriented approaches to health care, as highlighted in Chapter 10 of your text, can assist your chosen culture in getting the care they need. Provide an analysis of a multidisciplinary approach that can be used to deliver the best care to your population.
• Discuss a program in your community, or the nearest large community, that serves immigrants and refugees. Are the services truly accessible to a wide population of immigrants and refugees? Identify one approach which could improve accessibility, cost, or the quality of care for the population.

Your initial contribution should be 250 to 300 words in length. Your research and claims must be supported by your course text and at least one other scholarly source. Use proper APA formatting for in-text citations and references

Review attached article about the scale. Then, prepare a critical analysis of the scale you chose. Address the following in your paper:

• What does the scale measure?
• What is the targeted population?
• How many items are included on the scale?
• What response type is used?
• Was it tested for reliability and validity?
• Would you consider using this scale if you were researching the keyword you used for your own dissertation? Why or why not?

Be sure to identify the database and keywords you used: ( Answer: the one used is Mental Measurment
YearBook, “Employee Motivation”

Other Requirements

Your paper should meet the following requirements:

• Written communication: Written communication is free of errors that detract from the overall message.
• APA formatting: All resources and citations should be formatted according to current APA style and formatting guidelines.
• Length: No more than three typed, double-spaced pages (but excluding cover page).
• Font and font size: Times New Roman, 12 point.

After watching and reading

• Video – “Daniel Goleman – Working with Emotional Intelligence”
• Article – “A Jump Towards Emotional Intelligence
• https://www.shrm.org/hr-today/news/hr-magazine/pag…

Answer the following questions Answers must be 150 words each must reference the article and video :

1. Do you believe that skills related to emotional intelligence are more important than technical skills in hiring decisions? Why or Why not
2. According to the video, IQ scores are trending up and “EQ” or emotional intelligence scores are trending down. Dr. Goleman believes it is because parents do not have time to teach their kids EI. Do you agree or disagree? Should we be concerned for our future leaders?
3. Daniel Goleman states it is important for an organization to have a culture of emotional intelligence. How can a HR professional infuse this characteristic into the hiring process?
4. Explain a time in the workplace where you had to make an emotional decision versus a rational one and what would have been the difference if you chose the rational decision?

Each response to a single essay question should
be about a half-page in length (about 150 words).

1. Access controls are security features that are usually considered the first
line of defense in asset protection. They are used to dictate how subjects
access objects, and their main goal is to protect the objects from
unauthorized access. Access control models are frameworks that use access
controls to enforce the rules and objectives of the model. In your essay
response, compare the different Access Control Models and give an
example of one that you have used in a work situation or if that is not
possible, one that you’ve read about in a scholarly article.

2. Relying on a password to secure access to a system does not provide
enough security in today’s complex world. The Office of Personnel
Management learned this the hard way in 2015. Since OPM was hacked
and it was learned that the attackers compromised their system
administrator accounts that were protected only with passwords, the
Federal government has required the use of multifactor authentication for
privileged accounts. Describe the three factors that can be used in
authentication and give at least two examples for each.

3. There are two main methods of access control administration that an
organization can choose between to achieve the level of protection that
they need to secure their assets and information: centralized and
decentralized. Describe the RADIUS, TACACS, and DIAMETER forms of
centralized access control administration. What are the advantages and
disadvantages of decentralized administration.