Upload a copy of your draft related to the West Memphis Three B. Your draft shou

Upload a copy of your draft related to the West Memphis Three B. Your draft should be at least 1,500 words, which does not include the content of the title and reference page. Submissions must include a title page, body with an introduction, four specific criteria (i.e., see below), and reference page. Please note no abstract is needed for this assignment. Use twelve-point font and double-space your assignment using a total of six sources. Sources should include your text plus five additional sources (i.e., six total) and four sources must be scholarly in nature (i.e., text + three additional sources. Citations and references must be in proper APA format.
The Research Paper Overview has several helpful tips and guides, including A Guide to Writing A Research Paper L, Template Paper J (i.e., use this!), Rubric J, and Sample Paper #1 J and #2 &. The template is not only helpful for formatting, but using headings and subheadings, provides an outline for your assignment. Include an introduction with thesis statement, body with (1) a description of the research subject, (2) analysis of the crime(s) and criminal(s). (3) the media’s involvement and coverage, and (4) perspectives concerning the media influence. Specific citation and reference questions can be addressed using content in the APA Module or Purdue Owl B.
Upload your assignment in MS Word or Adobe PDF, which will then be submitted to turnitin.com through the link in Canvas. All work must be original to you, done for the first time this semester for this class, and any and all evidence of plagiarism (i.e., patchwriting, use of ChatGPT, failing to cite sources) will not be permitted. Save a copy of your assignment prior to submitting and ensure your submission is visible to the TAs and myself for review.
The draft version will be graded on a one-hundred-point scale. You will be given feedback with comments embedded in the paper as well as within the rubric. You will have the opportunity to consider the comments made on this copy and then submit a final paper with changes made based on the provided feedback. The final papers will then be graded, and the grades earned on the draft and final will be entered