Paper #1 (250 min two scholarly sources)

Human trafficking is the 3Rd largest international crime and the second fastest growing international crime.

Identify and describe 3 reasons as to why human trafficking is so appealing to traffickers?

(Remember to only use scholarly research that has been published within the past 5-10 years, therefore no research below 2011)

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Paper #2 (250 min two scholarly sources)

Based on your assigned reading and using CURRENT, SCHOLARLY Sources, Describe three trends in interpersonal crimes of violence that became evident during the 1990s.

Which of these trends, in your opinion, has continued right up to present-day (explain why)?

(Remember to only use scholarly research that has been published within the past 5-10 years, therefore no research below 2011)

Paper #3 (250 min two scholarly sources)

This question is intended to for self-reflection and to showcase your critical thinking skills, BUT in academic writing, must be supported with the research literature.

Review / Self-reflect on your OWN lifestyle and Routine Activities.

What are the most significant activities put YOU most at-risk of exposure to criminally inclined persons?

What could you do to reduce your risks?

What, if any, of those changes would be unreasonable, impractical, or unworkable?

(Remember to only use scholarly research that has been published within the past 5-10 years, therefore no research below 2011)

Paper #4 (250 min two scholarly sources)

Identify and Explain 3 Possible reasons why the number of murders of spouses has dropped so sharply over the past few decades, yet the murders of boyfriends and girlfriends has gone up?

(Remember to only use scholarly research that has been published within the past 5-10 years, therefore no research below 2011). 

Paper #5 (250 min two scholarly sources)

What is the difference between using force in self-defense and unleashing retaliatory violence? Make up TWO scenarios that clearly illustrate this distinction.

(Remember to only use scholarly research that has been published within the past 5-10 years, therefore no research below 2011)