Essays and Research Papers on Intelligence

A 4 page paper that describes the physiological and psychological impacts of high speed chases on the reactions of police officers. The writer contends that the physiological processes definitively impact the outcomes of these situations and should be considered when understanding the reactions of police. Bibliography lists 4 sources.

A 14 page close review of several civil liability and immunity cases concerning police officers involved in high speed pursuits. Main cases considered include County of Sacramento v. Lewis, Travis v. City of Mesquite, City of Lancaster v. Chambers, Wadewitz v. Montgomery, and Seekamp v. Michaud. The writer posits that findings in these ...

In a 6 page paper the author examines whether the police are too hard on suspects during interrogations .. While the answer depends upon several variables, the ultimate objective in any such line of questioning is to ascertain a confession. Whether coerced or legitimate, police interrogations have their place in modern society. The ...

In 8 pages the author discusses the Boston Police Strike of 1919, and gives an insightful, informative, well-organized overview of the strike. "The policemen of Boston went on strike for 3 reasons. The reasons included hours, working conditions, and pay." Bibliography lists 10 sources.

An 11 page research paper on police effectiveness in terms of two examples, domestic violence and community policing . The writer details the changes in each area, with statistics and responses. Pros and cons to each approach are discussed. Bibliography lists 7 sources.

This 8 page essay explores the importance of integrity and honesty in police officers. Related issues-- such as differences in types of lies, and the general impact lying has in society, are discussed. Bibliography lists 3 sources.

A 5 page overview of the importance of physical fitness to police officers. Bibliography lists 4 sources.

A 16 page research project that looks at the issues surrounding the recruitment, selection and retention of police officers and considers why the Daytona Beach Police Department appears to be unable to maintain a diverse gender and racial mix of police officers in their current police force. Bibliography lists 16 sources.

6 pages. With major U.S. cities not far from the Mexican border, the State of California finds itself in a unique geographic position for illegal smuggling. Consequently, police officers are often tempted to search vehicles traveling local highways without probable cause. Various legal cases are cited and it is argued that the Courts must serve ...

A 12 page analysis of a case against two cocaine dealers in which the writer presents a defense via suppression of evidence rules as a rersult of illegal search and seizure processes that occurred. Bibliography lists 4 sources.

Twelve sources are reviewed in this 11 page paper. In compiling literature on the topic, several variables seem relevant in a discussion on police corruption and brutality. These are loyalty, cynicism, contributory factors of 'police culture' as well as the handling of complaints by officials. Recommendations are made in several of the articles.

This 5 page paper considers the issue of police brutality, the use of necessary force, and the claims made within the minority population that police officers use excessive force when dealing with the criminal behaviors of some minorities. This paper also considers the impacts of police brutality in light of issues like the Rodney ...

An 11 page paper which discusses the many attractive qualities that make Venice a popular tourist attraction. The physical and cultural aspects of Venice are discussed in depth, providing the reader with a very detailed look at the city. Events, lodging, and other various forms of involvement are also discussed. In addition, the influence the ...

In 5 pages, the author argues that people generally form their opinions from the media about police brutality. The well-known example of the Rodney King incident is used to show that the media is biased in their portrayal of the police. The media left out footage of the tape that was both important ...

A 10 page discussion of police corruption in New Orleans. Provides numerous statistics and identifies the temptations associated with drug and gambling related duties coupled with extremely low pay as the biggest factors in unethical behavior among New Orleans' police officers. Bibliography lists 9 sources.

A 5 page paper that looks at the impact of Mafia involvement on urban police forces and the corruption inherent in their interdependent relationship. A number of examples are utilized to demonstrate the impact of corruption, including the shooting death of Officer Venditti in New York, a presumed mob hit.

In 5 pages the author discusses how the investigation of O. J. Simpson was improperly conducted and how the evidence was improperly obtained. Bibliography lists 4 sources.

A lengthy, but detailed 12 page analysis of Halperin, Berman, Borosage, & Marwick's (1976) book entitled "The Lawless State : Crimes of the U.S. Intelligence Agencies" in which the authors provide a comprehensive discussion of efforts to spy and disrupt by the CIA, FBI, NSA, and the IRS. Four supporting sources are used in cited ...

5 pages in length. C.I.A. involvement during the Cold War extended far beyond the exploits of heroes in Clancy or Ludlum novels. The apparatus of the intelligence community has extended into each of our lives far beyond 'halting the threat of communism.' Bibliography lists 5 sources.

An 8 page research paper that examines the different perceptions of the US and the former Soviet Union and how these influenced the foreign policy decisions that created the Cold War. The writer discusses the various theories that have been formulated by various historians as well as looking at specific instances. Bibliography lists 6 sources.

a 5 page paper that discusses some of the origins and the early development of the Cold War as they relate to many of the nations involved, not just the former Soviet Union and the United States. Bibliography lists 4 sources.

An 8 page research paper that investigates the meaning of psychological warfare and offers numerous examples of how this tactic is used in different settings. Steps towards implementing psychological warfare are reported from a CIA document. Bibliography lists 9 sources.

A 7 page research paper on the Phoenix program, in which the writer provides a definitive overview of precisely what the Phoenix program was and why it was implemented. The prumary objective of this historic intelliegence operation was the neutralization of the Vietcong Infrastructure (VCI) through the collection of data which could lead to ...

In 10 pages the author discusses whether prostitution should be legalized or criminalized while giving the pros and cons, with the ultimate argument that prostitution should be criminalized. Bibliography lists 12 sources.

This 14 page paper provides an overview of the argument concerning the legalization of prostitution. An example of a legally run brothel is provided. A range of topics are included such as the religious, moral, and social arguments against legalization and the practical and social reasons why the activity should be societally sanctioned. Bibliography lists ...