ethics essay for my CJ assignment

[jane_grey]

Dear Law/Correctional Officers,

Greatest respect, /bows I am majoring in criminal justice and I am required to interview a LE officer for their opinions on ethics. I have only a few questions and the essay is due on Monday. I use gmail which has a chat function, so if you are willing to help out and use this as your email client please PM me and I would be ever so grateful!

Best,
Jane

[BigW]

OP -

Please go down to your local PD to complete your assignments. You may find a few willing to help you here but by and large as a community we do not do homework assignments.

Also, can you in good conscience turn in this paper and say you interviewed actual LEOs? Other than going by what someone posted on their profile you cannot.

Sorry to be so blunt but........

[PhilipCal]

Greetings Jane. While I appreciate your honesty, it is a rather informal forum policy to not do, or assist in doing, the following: Homework, research, research assignments, term papers, class projects thesis' or other academic assignments. We also don't provide material for aspiring authors. Please be advised that the policy I reference is quite informal, and any Officer is perfectly free to assist you. Just be prepared for responses pretty much along the lines of mine and my colleague. I agree with his suggestion that you go to your local PD or Sheriff's Office. Let them know your need, hopefully they will assist you. You will also have the satisfaction of knowing that your research and thus your paper are the genuine articles. Best of luck.

[jane_grey]

Ok I am so sorry I didn't see that in the FAQ. I will go down to the PD. I just felt guilty, "knock knock, sorry I know you're catching rapists and hard at work but I'm being forced to do this assignement." I thought of also asking the PO who run ball in our gym but I didn't want it to seem like a quid pro quo, like I was asking for something in return for use of the gym.

[PhilipCal]

Ok I am so sorry I didn't see that in the FAQ. I will go down to the PD. I just felt guilty, "knock knock, sorry I know you're catching rapists and hard at work but I'm being forced to do this assignement." I thought of also asking the PO who run ball in our gym but I didn't want it to seem like a quid pro quo, like I was asking for something in return for use of the gym.

No problem. Just head down to the PD, or ask the guy in your gym. Good luck in the assignment.

[District B 13]

It is unethical for you to "interview" someone on the internet and claim the work as factual. What part of the ethics class did you not understand?

[jane_grey]

I just called the Fifth District Philadelphia PD and they told me they were unwilling to help me. : (

[Ohio5-0]

I just called the Fifth District Philadelphia PD and they told me they were unwilling to help me. : (

Oh, Drats!!
We still won't.
Call around to other PD's.

[GoldBadge]

PM me your questions

[District B 13]

And she knows you are an LEO how??? AGAIN, go physically and do the work!!!! Your lack of planning isn't anyones problem but your own. If you were my student, I would give you an F for failure to follow directions and a D for at least asking "someone".

[GoldBadge]

And she knows you are an LEO how???

In my case, I can easily provide proof.

If you don't want to participate, then don't. I don't see a problem with a poster making a respectful, honest request. I've seen more than my share of stupid questions (and responses) in this forum.

[Smurfette_76]

I wouldn't provide my employment information to someone you don't know; in addition, my professors wouldn't have accepted an 'interview' in the internet as a valid interview. JMHO

[Cyber_Saint]

Contact your local PD/SO. They've probably got some public affairs officer that can help you. Heck, do a ride-a-long while you're at it. Being able to say that you actually went out on patrol with an officer in addition to the interview would make your paper all the more better.

[GoldBadge]

I'm not necessarily going to give out the info - or even answer the question(s). I'd have to hear what she is asking and then evaluate.

[Smurfette_76]

Contact your local PD/SO. They've probably got some public affairs officer that can help you. Heck, do a ride-a-long while you're at it. Being able to say that you actually went out on patrol with an officer in addition to the interview would make your paper all the more better.

Her assignment is due Monday.