Analyze the relationship between ethics and professional behavior in the administration of criminal justice

THE PROJECT Welcome to Anytown, U.S.A., an average American city in most respects that, on the surface, appears to be a great place to live and to raise a family. The city has a diverse racial and economic makeup. The city’s population is composed of African Americans, Caucasians, and Latinos. The affluent sections of the city experience relatively low crime rates, and the middle and low income sections have seen a rise in crime and a growing distrust for the police. The police department has never used a community policing approach. Following the lead of Frazier and the general community policing philosophy, as an officer of Anytown Police Department, you have been tasked with preparing a community policing policy for your department. Create a six- to eight-page policy document (for presentation to command staff) that contains the elements listed in the following sections.

Project Objectives

Your document should address ways in which police and citizens work together to accomplish  Arrests of offenders n Crime prevention in the neighborhoods  Improvement of the overall quality of life in the community or city Additionally, your policy should address the following questions:  Based on your research, what kind of training will the police officers of your department need to attend in order to become proficient in community policing? What should be the focus of these training sessions?  Would training be provided for the community residents? Why? Provide appropriate reasons for this decision.  How would the policy address the protection needs and fear of crime among specific groups such as juveniles, the elderly, minorities, the disabled, or the poor and the homeless?  Finally, based on your research, how would the success or failure of this policy be determined? How would the policy be evaluated and by whom? As you write, be sure to incorporate and properly reference the sources of information obtained through your research and used in your paper. To cite your sources, please follow this procedure: 1. Use in-text citations to indicate the use of information from outside sources. Include the author’s name (or creator if it is an organization or group), date and the relevant page or paragraph (if it is a web page) number(s) in parentheses. Here’s an example: Human beings have been described as “symbol-using animals” (Burke, 2018, p.3). 2. At the end of your paper, include an APA References page, listing all of the sources you’ve cited in your paper in alphabetical (A, B, C) order

This assignment provides you with an opportunity to analyze a real-world case involving one or more victims of crimes, discuss relevant facts pertaining to the case, apply theories, and critique the research that is available in the field of forensic psychology.
Select a real crime case that has occurred in the past 50 years and involved one or more victims of the crime. You can choose any type of crime to discuss as long as you focus your content on the experience of the victim(s) and the accused/offender. Research the facts pertaining to the case you selected.
Then, write a research paper that addresses the items below.
Describe the criminal case you selected, and identify the victim(s) and the type of offender/accuser.
Explain the psychological approach as it applies to this crime being violent or nonviolent.
Discuss the social, economic, and psychological impact of the crime on the individual and the community.
List any psychological treatments or rehabilitations that were offered in this case.
If none were offered, identify psychological treatments and approaches that could have helped the victim(s) and the offender.
Evaluate the victim's role and rights within the legal system
Explain how forensic psychologists were used or could have been used in this specific case, and the ethics of such involvement.
Explain how at least one classical or contemporary theory of forensic psychology was demonstrated by exploring this particular case.
Your research paper must include an introduction and be a minimum of three pages in length, not including reference or title pages