Writing

Write a 750-word essay on Alice Walker’s Everyday Use, defend or refute Mama’s beliefs about the use of the items in her home that her daughter wants to take to preserve.

Requirement:

Do NOT give your essay a title.
* I will expect your essay to have a “hook.”

* The author’s name and the title of the literary work must appear in the introductory paragraph.

* You must have a thesis in your introduction that provides the reader with the main idea for the essay and you must stick to this thesis.

* You must have direct quotes from the literary work to support all of the major ideas expressed in your essay.

* All quotes must have MLA formatted in-text citations.

* Your essay must have the MLA heading at the top of the first page.

* You always discuss literature in the present tense, NOT past tense.

* Do not write in 2nd person. No “you”.

* Do not include unnecessary contractions. Unless it is part of a quote, you should not have contractions.

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Final Paper: Cyber Crime Task Force Plan

Scenario: You have been an investigator for the St. Louis Police Department for many years. Recent surges in cyber crime have caused your police department to consider developing a cyber crime task force to combat the rising number of cyber thefts in St. Louis County jurisdictions. The police commissioner recognizes that you are a top investigator and appoints you to lead the new cyber crime task force. The commissioner says to you “Build a cyber crime task force. Tell us [a] what the greatest cyber threats are, [b] what you need to establish a cyber crime task force, and [c] what legislation we should push for to stop these cyber crimes.”

In eight to ten double-spaced pages, (excluding the title page and reference page) develop a cyber crime task force plan for St. Louis County in Missouri. Use research from the Internet and the Ashford Online Library to identify cyber crime investigative strategies and task force developments around the country. Identify techniques, tools, and organizational structures used by other law enforcement agencies to determine which ones will be most useful for your task force. Use the following outline to produce your plan for the St. Louis police commissioner:

1. Executive Summary of Cyber Crime Task Force Plan (one paragraph)
2. Cyber crime threats in St. Louis County
   • What are the greatest cyber crime threats that St. Louis County is currently facing or likely to face in the near future? (Use data and statistics from outside the course text.)
   • Which three types of cyber crime will be the top priorities for the task force?
3. Cyber Crime Task Force Structure
   • Which organizational structure will the task force utilize?
   • What personnel and skills will the task force need to investigate the top three cyber threats?
   • Which federal agencies in the St. Louis area should the task force develop relationships with in order to be effective?
4. Cyber Crime Task Force Equipment
   • Which types of equipment, technologies, and items should the police commissioner acquire for the Cyber Crime Task Force?
   • What is needed to develop a cyber crime lab capable of performing cyber forensics?
   • Why are these systems important?
5. Cyber Crime Legislation
   • In order to pursue cyber criminals, what legislation and provisions should be developed in St. Louis County to increase local law enforcement capacity for investigating cyber crime?
   • Where should these laws be passed?
6. Conclusion
   • In addition to those identified above, what other factors should be considered in building a Cyber Crime Task Force?

Students must refer to and cite cyber crime task force best practices used by federal, state and local law enforcement around the country to inform their Cyber Crime Task Force Plan. In addition to the course text, you must use at least five scholarly sources to support your thesis. A
t least two of these sources must come from the Ashford Online Library. All sources must be properly cited, and the Final Paper must be formatted according to APA style. If you would like to refer to APA samples and tutorials, visit the Ashford Writing Center, within the Learning Resources tab on the left navigation toolbar, in your online course.

Writing the Final Paper:
The Final Paper:

• Must be eight to ten double-spaced pages in length and formatted according to APA style as outlined in the approved APA style guide.
• Must include a cover page that includes:
  • Title of paper
  • Student’s name
  • Course name and number
  • Instructor’s name
  • Date submitted
• Must address the topic of the paper with critical thought.
• Must use a minimum of five (5) scholarly resources in addition to the course text,
• Must include an introductory paragraph with a succinct thesis statement.
• Must conclude with a restatement of the thesis and a conclusion paragraph.
• Must use APA (6th ed.) style as outlined in the approved APA style guide to document all sources.
• Must include a Reference Page that is completed according to APA (6th ed.) style as outlined in the approved APA style guide.