CRIM 4654 Lecture 1: Lecture 1
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Crime is not factually accurate on the media. Critical reflection: the ability to ask interesting questions. 5-6: what these statues represent to the public in terms of the legal messages thy send out. A 7 minute presentation, it will be timed. An argument is supported by your analysis. Or a research question you answer through your analysis. The question must structure the flow of your presentation. The argument must also be supported by the assigned readings by that week. Two days before the presentation date, e-mail prof. by monday morning. A quantitative analysis is used, she breaks it down using demographic characteristics such as. Lectures and other course readings may be used gender, race, etc. how this stacks up to the statistics in the us. What does misrepresentation do to our understanding of criminal. The quality of your argument and your analysis is what is most important. This student gives screencaps instead of charts.
