Article I, section 10, clause 1 of the United States Constitution provides that No State shall … pass any … impairing the Obligation of Contracts … This is known as the contract clause, and shows just how important freedom of contract is to a fair and orderly society.

Yet, in this Unit, we’ve learned about an element of contract that impacts the ability of some people to enter contracts, the element of capacity.

Considering what you’ve learned about the element of capacity, and any research you complete to enhance your understanding of capacity, answer the following questions:

1. Do the limitations on contract imposed by the element of capacity make sense from a public policy perspective? What are we trying to achieve by limiting the rights of some people to contract?

2. Fully describe the differing outcomes for the following three contractual scenarios:

A. A minor who lives with his parents leases an apartment for a year. May the minor disaffirm after three months? What are the rights of the minor tenant and the landlord at the time the minor disaffirms?

B. A minor who does not have an adult to provide him shelter leases an apartment for a year. May the minor disaffirm after three months? What are the rights of the minor tenant and the landlord at the time the minor disaffirms? How is the resolution to this scenario different from the result in part A?

C. An adult leases an apartment for a year. May the adult disaffirm after three months? If the adult moves out of the apartment after three months, what are the rights of the adult tenant and the landlord at the time of the move out? How is the resolution to this scenario different from the result in part A and part B?

Write your answers to the above questions in a 1,000 word essay, double-spaced, and cite any sources that you use in APA style

You have just been hired as a consultant by the Department of Homeland Security to develop some potential ideas for technology to assist with homeland security. You have been tasked to think about problems that exist with communication and interoperability, and potential ways that technology can solve them. Be creative and think about ideas that may spark something substantial down the line. You must include the following:
Relate the benefits of interoperability to terrorism response operations.
What ideas do you have to improve interoperability and communication?
To which sector of homeland security might your ideas apply?
Would you expect your ideas to be easy to implement or impractical in reality?
The completed assignment must be a minimum of two double-spaced pages in length, not including the title page and reference page. At least one peer reviewed reference/source is required for the successful completion of this assignment.
All sources used, including the textbook, must be referenced using APA formatting; paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying citations.

A reflection paper is not meant to be a regurgitation of information presented in the book. Do not provide me with a review of the books content. Rather, provide your own thoughts, opinions, and unique insight from the information learned in your reading in short, your reaction to the information.

Each reflection paper must be at least three full pages in length (not including cover page and reference page) and should be in APA format. It should be focused and concise clearly setting out your organized reactions to the reading. It should be well-organized by utilizing descriptive headings to organize your paper.

I have some extra information thought will be helpful:

– https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/hard-measures-how-aggressive-cia-actions-after-9-11-saved-american-lives-by-jose-a-rodriguez-jr

-https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/todays-cia-critics-once-urged-the-agency-to-do-anything-to-fight-al-qaeda/2014/12/05/ac418da2-7bda-11e4-84d4-7c896b90abdc_story.html

-https://www.aclu.org/blog/national-security/torture/book-review-hard-measures

-https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/13259634-hard-measures

Each student will apply the principles of organizational theory and management to an area of criminal justice of ones choice. The body of the paper should be at least 10 pages in length, not counting title page, abstract, reference list, and any tables, figures, pictures, appendices, and other items. It must conform to APA formatting rules.

1. Identify and Describe Broken Windows Theory and how it can be used to reduce crime.
Describe the strengths and weaknesses of the theory.
Of the weaknesses you’ve identified above, explain what you consider to be the main criticism of the Broken Windows theory and why.
Your essay should be well-developed (3-4 paragraphs) using at least two scholarly references and written in APA format.

2. Explain why police patrol methods have remained reactive in nature for decades.
Numerous studies have shown patrol has little effect on crime or the fear of crime. If so, why do departments refuse to change?
Your essay should be well-developed (3-4 paragraphs) using at least two scholarly references and written in APA format.

3. List and describe the limitations of modern patrol allocation models. Select one limitation which you feel is especially concerning and why. What would you recommend as a possible solution to the limitation you have identified?
Your essay should be well-developed (3-4 paragraphs) using at least two scholarly references and written in APA format.

Read the two news reports below regarding the uncovering of the Dozier School scandal in Florida and some recent developments. 

https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=209584938?storyId=209584938

https://edition.cnn.com/2019/07/17/us/dozier-school-investigation/index.html

DNA can be used to make a positive identification, while the forensic anthropology information can generate a biological profile.

Question
In your opinion, what other information can be gleaned from the skeletons recovered at Dozier that cant be extracted from DNA? How could this additional information be used as evidence in court?  Alternatively, is there any information that the anthropology analysis could generate that could provide the family with answers about the life and death of their loved one?