a. Choose 2 discussion questions from the list of prompts below and use content from the lectures and readings to answer them. Also, include evidence from at least 2 of the videos on the to support your answers.
b. Write one to two paragraphs in response to each discussion question that you select. Provide examples of research findings, legal cases, or other evidence to support your responses. Each paragraph should have at least 4 to 5 sentences.
c. Write a response to 2 of your classmates discussion posts that will stimulate debate; feel free to post supporting- or counter-arguments that are based on facts from research, legal cases, or policy decisions.
d. You can find research articles or Open Educational Resources (OER) on , , or the .
Be sure to proofread your response for errors in spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and grammar. Provide APA formatted in-text citations and a list of references used to support your responses. Also, share links to videos from documentaries, news footage, or research articles that you used to support your discussion responses.
As a friendly reminder, all students must comply with Netiquette guidelines and Classroom Standard guidelines as discussed in the .
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:
- Ken Burns’ The Central Park Five depicts NYPD detectives subjecting 5 teenagers to aggressive interrogation techniques. In your opinion, should police officers be legally prevented from using the Reid technique on children? Explain. Be sure to use specific examples from the film.
- In Miranda v. Arizona, the U.S. Supreme Court asserted that custodial interrogation is “inherently coercive”. Do you agree with the Court’s decision? Do you think that issuing Miranda warnings sufficiently dispels that “coercion”? Explain.
- Choose one of the following cases from this week’s readings: J.D.B. v. North Carolina; Moran v. Burbine; or Rhode Island v. Innis. What happened in the case? What is the legal significance of the case? Do you agree with the Court’s decision? Explain
ASSIGNMENT #2 For this week’s discussion, offer a reflection on the documentary Standing in the Shadows of Motown. You will have to watch the documentary BEFORE writing your post.
- What part of the movie surprised you?
- What did you find most effective about the way the movie makers presented the topic?
- Where there any scenes or interviews that stand out in your mind?
- What other music documentaries have you seen, and how does this one compare?
- Original post (minimum 200 words) DUE day 5 (Saturday)
- Responses (TWO, minimum 100 words each) DUE day 7 (Monday)
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