Category: Article Writing

Prior to beginning your written assignment, read the Excessive BailLinks to an external site. article and review all previous weeks’ materials concerning the 4th Amendment, due process, the right to remain silent, the right to counsel, cruel and unusual punishment and capital punishment.
In the state of Denial, the Capital City Police have been watching gang activity between two local gangs, the Drips and the Scruds. The Scruds are mad at the Drips because they believe that the Drips have been encroaching on the Scruds’ territory and selling drugs in the Scruds’ neighborhood. Members of the gangs take the first letter of the gang’s affiliation for their “gang name.” For example, the leader of the Drips is assumed the name Dripster, while the leader of the Scrips took on the name Stupido. Officers Do-Right and Justice have been assigned to the case and have been following members of both gangs closely over the past several weeks.
Dripster (the leader of the Drips) has been driving around in a Black Chevrolet Blazer that is registered to his girlfriend. Do-Right and Justice have placed a tracking device on the vehicle so that they can follow the gang leader at a safe distance without him noticing them. Using the tracking device, they have followed him to a party being held at a house owned by the girlfriend of a fellow Drip, Dufus.
The officers decide to use a new device that they have obtained from the police department called the Bloodhound, which can sniff out certain smells from a distance. Using the Bloodhound, the officers have determined that inside the house are the following substances: marijuana, creatine (which is commonly used to cut cocaine), and lye (which can be used in making methamphetamine). Based upon the information they have obtained from the Bloodhound, they call a magistrate and obtain a search warrant for Dufus’ house.
After backup arrives, Officers Do-Right and Justice lead the way to the house, where they break through the front door of the house without first knocking and announcing their presence. Inside the house, they find Dripster sitting at the kitchen table in front of a scale and a white powdery substance, which is later determined to be to be cocaine. They also find Dufus in a back room surrounded by boxes of electronics and a pile of cash that they later determine to be $50,000. With Dufus are two low-level Drips, Dummy and Duncecap, who are armed with automatic assault rifles and loaded handguns.
When the officers rush into the room where Dufus, Dummy, and Duncecap are, Duncecap immediately throws up his hands and tells the officers, “I’ll tell you everything I know! Just don’t arrest me!” Dufus turns to his accomplices and says, “If either of you says a word, you are dead meat.” Duncecap immediately stops talking and claims he “doesn’t know anything about anything.”
As Do-Right is escorting Dripster to his cruiser after he has arrested him, a carload of Scruds drives by slowly. The Scruds’ leader, Stupido, leans out of his window and yells to Dripster, “I told you to keep your business off our turf!” Dripster, thinking Stupido is the reason that the cops raided the house, grabs Do-Right’s gun and opens fire towards Stupido’s car. Dripster misses Stupido and his car, but he shoots and injures a 12-year-old girl, Innocent, who is watching the arrests in her front yard across the street. Innocent survives but is paralyzed. At the same time, Stupido, realizing that Dripster is shooting at him, grabs his own weapon from the car and shoots at his arch-enemy but misses him.
Officers are able to safely transport Dripster, Dufus, Dummy, and Duncecap to the police station and have also arrested Stupido. They search Stupido’s car at the scene and find the gun he used to shoot at Dripster. Ballistics shows that the gun was used in a previous armed robbery of a party store. Stupido is charged with the robbery.
At the police station, Officer Justice, who is questioning Dummy without first reading Miranda warnings, tells Dummy that if he tells him everything he knows about the rivalry between the Drips and the Scruds and agrees to testify against the members of both gangs, the police will charge him with only possession of marijuana, a misdemeanor. Dummy takes the deal.
Stupido was interrogated at the police station regarding the armed robbery and told that he had been named as the robber by an eyewitness. He asked for his lawyer three times, but his lawyer, who arrived at the police station while Stupido was being interrogated, was twice denied entry to the interrogation. After three hours of interrogation, Stupido confesses to the armed robbery.
Dripster is convicted of attempted murder of Innocent and sentenced to death. He is also convicted of possession with intent to sell marijuana, cocaine, and methamphetamine. He is additionally convicted of possession of stolen property (the electronics) and unregistered firearms. Stupido is convicted of the armed robbery and attempting to murder Dripster. Dufus and Duncecap are also convicted of possession with intent to sell marijuana, cocaine, and methamphetamine; possession of stolen property (the electronics); and for unregistered firearms. Dummy is convicted of misdemeanor possession of marijuana.
The cases are all combined as People v. Dripster, Dummy & Stupido , et al. The following points have been appealed to the Supreme Court of the United States. You are an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court, and this case has come before the Court. The Chief Justice has assigned you to write a majority opinion resolving the case. In your paper,
Write an opinion (an analysis of the questions below that will serve as the reasoning and the ruling of the Supreme Court) that resolves the case based upon previous cases from the United States Supreme Court, other federal and state courts, and other scholarly sources.
Explain your opinion on each of the following points:Evaluate whether all the evidence from the house should have been suppressed as fruit of the poisonous tree, because the placing of a tracking device on the Blazer driven by Dripster without a warrant and without probable cause violated the Fourth Amendment.
Assess whether all the evidence from the house should have been suppressed because the use of the Bloodhound device without a warrant and without probable cause violated the Fourth Amendment.
Determine whether all evidence from the house should have been suppressed because the warrant issued by the magistrate was based upon information obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment.
Rule on whether all evidence from the house should have been suppressed because the police officers did not knock and announce; the warrant was not a no-knock warrant.
Conclude whether the gun used by Stupido should have been suppressed because the officers had no right to search his car at the scene.
Examine whether Dummy’s conviction for marijuana possession should be overturned, because he was not read Miranda warnings before making a deal.
Evaluates whether Stupido’s confession should have been suppressed, because his lawyer was not allowed to see him.
Explain the validity of Dripster’s death sentence for shooting and paralyzing Innocent violates the Eighth Amendment.
The Supreme Court Opinion Final Paper
Must be 1,500 to 2,000 words in length (not including title and references pages)

Question:
Write an analytical article on “The Impact of Technology on Human Relationships in the 21st Century.” Your article should examine both positive and negative effects, using real-world examples, expert opinions, and research findings. Structure the article with a clear introduction, body paragraphs focusing on key arguments, and a well-rounded conclusion.
Key Points to Address:
Introduction:Start with a hook (a statistic, quote, or anecdote) to engage the reader.
Introduce the topic, providing background context on the rapid development of digital technologies (e.g., social media, smartphones, virtual communication tools).
State a thesis statement summarizing the article’s focus: How has technology redefined relationships both positively and negatively?
Positive Impact on Relationships:Global Connectivity: Explore how technology helps people maintain relationships across distances (e.g., video calls, messaging apps).
Access to Support Networks: Discuss the role of online communities and platforms that provide emotional and social support (e.g., mental health forums, social media groups).
Inclusivity and New Forms of Interaction: Address how technology has enabled more diverse relationships (e.g., dating apps, virtual friendships). Provide real-world examples.
Negative Impact on Relationships:Shallow Interactions: Analyze the shift from deep personal connections to surface-level interactions, often exacerbated by social media platforms.
Addiction and Overuse: Discuss the role of technology in fostering dependency and reduced face-to-face interaction (e.g., screen addiction). Use expert opinions or research data.
Privacy and Trust Issues: Examine how technology (e.g., tracking apps, data breaches) can create tension and mistrust in relationships.
Psychological and Social Implications:Explore how technology influences mental health (e.g., social comparison leading to anxiety and depression).
Discuss how it shapes family dynamics and communication styles, especially among different generations.
Consider how technology changes the nature of romantic relationships (e.g., the impact of online dating or ghosting culture).
Real-World Examples and Case Studies:Provide examples from recent events, studies, or personal observations to illustrate your points (e.g., shifts in communication patterns during the COVID-19 pandemic).
Reference expert opinions or findings from research papers and surveys to strengthen your argument.
Conclusion:Summarize the key points discussed in the article.
Offer a balanced perspective, acknowledging both the benefits and challenges of technology in human relationships.
End with a forward-looking statement: How can individuals and society better navigate the impact of technology to build meaningful relationships in the future?

Strategic Leadership and Planning
The research is: How soccer clubs must plan ahead their strategies to to improve their results on and off the field (long and short-term plans). Focus on how top Serie A clubs (1st italian soccer division) are planning to have success with results on the field but also how leaders inside the club (like board members or CEOs) need to plan to increase the club profits and improve the brand globally (marketing, social medias, decisions inside the club)
Annotated Bibliography: find at least 5 new (new to you) peer-reviewed journal articles related to your general line of program-related research and this course specifically for the Annotated Bibliography.
Research Proposal: This assignment requires students to demonstrate their understanding of the research thread they have chosen. Submit a 500-word (approximately 2 pages) research proposal for your research paper.

In this week’s lecture videos, we have introduced multiple motivation theories (e.g., Vroom’s expectancy theory, Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, and Herzberg’s two-factor theory). For this activity, we are focusing on the Expectancy theory, but not limited to Vroom’s thoughts.
Below is an excerpt from Waring (2015).
In expectancy theory, the strength of a particular motivation attributed by an individual to an expected outcome of a relevant decision or choice is the product of valence (the value attributed by the individual to the desired outcome), instrumentality (the individual’s judgment of the effectiveness of the proposed method of attainment), and expectancy (the individual’s expectation that the desired outcome will result).
Based on the Expectancy theory, what questions should a manager ask themselves when creating a reward that can lead to motivation? Imagine yourself being a manager at a hotel property. You are asked to create a reward system (e.g., employee-of-the-moth) that can motivate the employees. What characteristics do you need to consider to create a successful reward system?
Either write three questions that you would ask yourself or three characteristics of a successful reward system.
Examples:
QuestionsWhat do my employees value most in terms of rewards? (e.g., monetary bonuses, recognition, additional time off)
How can I ensure that the reward is perceived as directly linked to their performance?
CharacteristicsClear and specific performance criteria.
Transparent communication of how performance is measured.
References
Steers, R. M., Mowday, R. T., & Shapiro, D. L. (2004). Introduction to Special Topic Forum: The Future of Work Motivation Theory. The Academy of Management Review, 29(3), 379–387. https://doi.org/10.2307/20159049Links to an external site.(permalink)
Waring, A. (2015). Managerial and non-technical factors in the development of human-created disasters: A review and research agenda. Safety Science, 79, 254–267. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ssci.2015.06.015Links to an external site.(permalinkLinks to an external site.)

Essay #2 will be written on the play that we have read in class. You will choose one of the below
prompts and write a literary analysis essay. Remember that the prompts provide you with a
focused perspective as you present your original idea. You will need to find two scholarly
sources from Louisiana Tech’s library database and integrate material from these sources within
your essay. Do not overquote. Your essay should include at least 70% of your own analysis.
Requirements
• Develop a focused thesis that discusses an idea that is not overtly shown in the play.
• Develop specific topic sentences and clear transitions.
• Include a Works Cited page that lists your primary source and the two scholarly sources.
• Include MLA in-text citations (direct quotations, paraphrase, and brief summary).
• Do not use first or second person (I, we, me, us, our, you, your,).
• Use present verb tense.
• Your word count should be between 1,000-1,200 words.
Prompts for A Raisin in the Sun
• Discuss the theme of the American Dream. Is this dream attainable for everyone? How
do each of the characters pursue individual dreams? How do these dreams lead to
conflict? Use these two sources as the scholarly journals Flake, Ebony. “A Black American Dream, Deferred?” Essence, vol. 55, no. 1, May 2024, pp. 90–92. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=asn&AN=176776161&site=ehost-live&scope=site. Loury, Glenn C. “The Case for Black Patriotism: Does the American Dream Apply to Black People, Too? ‘It Most Certainly and Emphatically Does Apply. And It Is Coming to Fruition Daily.’” Hoover Digest: Research & Opinion on Public Policy, vol. 21, no. 4, Fall 2021, pp. 176–80. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=asn&AN=154135952&site=ehost-live&scope=si Also find a primary source from the the play” A Raisin in the sun” that shows the american dream in this play.

1.Apna question clear aur concise likhen. 2. Apne question ka context provide Karen. 3. Relevant information aur background information share Karen. 4. Apne question ka purpose aur goal clear Karen. 5. Koi specific example ya scenarios example provide Karen. Example: Question: mujhe ek artical likhna hai jis mein main effective article writing strategies batayein.

All work must be supported with in-text citations and a minimum of two references for Part 1 and a minimum of 1 referencefor each conflict management style in Part 2. You should have at least 5 different references and a total of a minimum of 7 citations. Please make sure you cite correctly.
Part 1
Describe a personal or professional relationship in which communication was stifled.
Use key concepts learned in the course material to evaluate how communication was ineffective in the relationship.
Propose how more effective communication could have happened in the relationship.
Part 2
Explain Avoidance conflict management style. Describe a personal experience in which it was appropriate to use Avoidance conflict management style and why that was the correct choice.
Explain Accommodating conflict management style. Describe a personal experience in which it was appropriate to use Accommodating conflict management style and why that was the correct choice.
Explain Competing conflict management style. Describe a personal experience in which it was appropriate to use Competing conflict management style and why that was the correct choice.
Explain Compromising conflict management style. Describe a personal experience in which it was appropriate to use Compromising conflict management style and why that was the correct choice.
Explain Collaborating conflict management style. Describes a personal experience in which it was appropriate to use Collaborating conflict management style and why that was the correct choice.
Ensure that the use of grammar, vocabulary, and mechanics reflect the level of writing expected of a college student.
Use key concepts in interpersonal communication to convey understanding of effective communication in relationships.
Use 12-point Calibri font, double-spaced, with all margins set at 1″. (2.5 points)
Your essay should be a minimum word count of 500 words for Part 1; For Part 2, have a word count of 500 words, approximately 100 words for each conflict management style.
Use APA-style in-text citations and references for sourced material mentioned in the essay.

https://bigthink.com/articles/how-self-driving-car…
Could you answer the following questions about the essay/article in full sentences? You are free to copy/paste the questions into the response.
Who does the author want to read this text?
Does the author want the audience to be informed, entertained, or persuaded?
What clues in the text help you determine the author’s purpose?
Where does the author tell the reader their purpose and focus?
Where does the reader learn the author’s unique perspective on the topic?
Paraphrase the author’s main point and most important support.
Write a working thesis statement including a claim about the article topic that could be used in your Short Opinion Essay.

https://bigthink.com/articles/how-self-driving-car…
Could you answer the following questions about the essay/article in full sentences? You are free to copy/paste the questions into the response.
Who does the author want to read this text?
Does the author want the audience to be informed, entertained, or persuaded?
What clues in the text help you determine the author’s purpose?
Where does the author tell the reader their purpose and focus?
Where does the reader learn the author’s unique perspective on the topic?
Paraphrase the author’s main point and most important support.
Write a working thesis statement including a claim about the article topic that could be used in your Short Opinion Essay.

The enclosed draft article needs to be edited and written in the format appropriate for the target journal. It would need editing and restructuring including language edits. It also will need a few more references from the target journal – Target journal – Social Indicators Research.
Word limit < 8000 words not including references (Yes its < 8000) - Abstract 150 words (150 okay) - References in Harvard Style (references have been edited as per journal examples and format followed in their published papers - which are not exactly in Harvard Style!) (changed to harvard style both intext and referencing list) - Do not use the phrase “natural disasters” (did not find this phrase) - No Appendices (did not find them in other articles) (no appendices) Editing the manuscript, write-up, language, structure from submission to target journal.