Did the article introduce you to any new ways of thinking about how justice is executed in our system?

Read the Hartwig et. al (2006) & Navarro articles1. Define Strategic Use of Evidence as used in the Hartwig et. al (2006) article. What did the researchers predict about its use for trained vs. untrained interviewers, and for liars vs. truth tellers? Did the research support those predictions?2. Former FBI Special Agent Joe Navarro mentions in his article The Truth About Lie Detection how deception is extremely difficult to detect, even for someone like him who has 25 years experience with some of the worlds worst criminals. He mentions how most research today conducts experiments using college students rather than real criminals which he thinks isnt realistic. After reading this article and the study by Hartwig et al. (2006), and considering they use college students:A. Do you agree with his statements and think that research on deception is something that will never be perfected due to the many issues that exist?B. How could ethics be one of the biggest issues surrounding deception research and should studies for certain topics (like deception) be more lenient in its procedures for reasons like Navarro mentions?Read the Kassin (2012) & Kassin & Keichel ( 1996) articles1. What are the three types of social influence discussed in Kassin & Keichel, and how did they find that the presentation of false evidence were related to them?2. In one paragraph explain why Kassin believes that Confessions Trump Innocence in our current system. Did the article introduce you to any new ways of thinking about how justice is executed in our system?

Identify the role of the forensic anthropologists in the recovery efforts, describe the laboratory techniques and analysis methods that the forensic anthropologist used to identify the victim(s) and the circumstances of their death.

Students will conclude their assignment by discussing how and if this particular case made an impact on our understanding of forensic anthropology or forensic science. Students have complete creativity in this assignment and may choose any number of modern cases that interest them. The important consideration is that the case be modern (for example: Casey Anthony murder trial, Amanda Knox murder trial, O.J. Simpson murder trial) or be an old case revisited by a modern forensic anthropologist (examining the remains of Francisco Pizzaro, or Czar Nicholas II).

Daoism Essay

The purpose of this writing assignment is to apply Daoist philosophy to your own life. You should do this in no more than 850 words (about four properly formatted pages), addressing the following questions in this order.I. In 150-200 words, provide a Daoist critique of how you used Confucian philosophy to describe your own life.
II. In 150-200 words, address the following questions: What do you want right now that you might be more likely to get if you try less, not try harder? How could you do it?
III. In 150-200 words, address the following questions: What do you want right now that you might be more likely to get if you help other people get what they want instead? How could you do it?
IV. In 200-250 words, address the following questions: Can we really live by Daoist principles in the United States of the 21st century? Or has modern life flown so far past what the Daoist sages envisioned that Daoism can no longer be considered a practical philosophy? (Or, perhaps, is it even more important to practice it now than it was millennia ago?)

What effect/influence did the war have on modern tactics?

1. What effect/influence did the war have on modern tactics?2. Describe the US involvement in the war 3. How did the war begin? Explain the conditions around the world at the time. not just that Duke Franz Ferdinand was shot.4. What was combat like on the Eastern Front? Western Front?5. What were all the countries that combat took place in? 6. Explain the human aspect of the war. From the point of view of civilians and warfighters from all sides7. Why did it happen? Was it necessary?
These can be used as sources
1. Dan Carlins Hardcore History Podcast WWI series2. Ernst Junger Storm of Steel