College sophomore, Suzy Smart, works part-time in the Handi Mart convenience store near campus. The store manager requires that each clerk arrives 15 minutes prior to the start of the shift so that the clerk going off-duty can review the sales figures and cash status with replacements before leaving. The clerk going off-duty punches the timecard after this review, but the incoming clerk is not allowed to punch in until the review is completed and they have agreed that the sales and cash figures are accurate. Sometimes, this exercise takes more than 15 minutes, and no matter how long it takes, the clerk coming on-duty may not punch the timecard and start earning wages until the process is completed.
Suzy, who completed a course on labor and employment law, realizes that the store manager is violating the FLSA by not allowing the incoming clerk to punch the time clock upon arrival. She brings this issue up with the store manager, who tells her that Handi Mart’s parent corporation does not allow the store to compensate two clerks for the same period of time, no matter how brief, since this is classified by the corporation as a single coverage store. Furthermore, he adds ominously, if Suzy complains to the Wage and Hour Division of the DOL, he will probably be forced by the company to lay Suzy off, along with other part-timers, and cover the store himself for the evening shifts. He states, “You may get everyone a few dollars in back pay, but you’ll also cost everybody their jobs. Remember, some of your co-workers are single parents who need this extra income to make ends meet.”
Has the store manager violated FLSA? Explain? Explain how you would address this scenario as an HR professional.

Three Truths: What I Said, What You Said, and What the Law Tells Us 
The purpose of this task is to review the literature around your legal issue(s) topical area.
You will write a 5000-word paper (approximately 20 pages, double spaced, includes references and title
page) with no less than 25 empirical citations.
Your paper must include:
(1) title page
(2) separate abstract page with keywords (no more than 150 words)
(3) introduction
(4) literature review
(5) Discussion
(6) conclusion, and
(7) references.

Topic of paper- Prison Reentry and Rehabilitation
 
I attached files of the instructions. Please Look at the Examples and use them as a guideline. I posted a previous assignment that can guide you, has the topic
and 5 major issues that are going to be covered.
You must submit a 2 page, single-spaced, detailed outline of your paper. The outline should include your introductory paragraph (and thesis statement), your overall opinion on the policy, the various headings of your paper, as well as bullet points indicating the key points/cases that will be discussed under each heading. At least five of the sources used in this assignment must come from peer-reviewed journals. You may use sources from the previous assignments. Parenthetical citation (in-text citation) is required throughout the outline.
The grade for this assignment will be based on completion of the assignment, preliminary assessment of research/effectiveness, thoughtfulness of the recommendations made, and the proper use and formatting of parenthetical citation

Use of Force by Law Enforcement Officers. Law Enforcement Use of Force 
Topics in Criminal Justice  
The midterm exam will consist of a research paper intended to measure students’ understanding
and analysis of critical topics in criminal justice within the past fifty years. The paper will show
evidence of students’ mastery of course objectives and of students’ comprehension of course
material covered in the class, including material from the reading text book and group
discussion. Students will be required to choose a topic from a variety of areas related to the
course objectives. This assignment will be submitted in Canvas and is due on March 27,
2020. Grading criteria and grading rubrics are provided below:
Suggested Research topics
Diversity and inclusion in law enforcement Law Enforcement Use of Force
Police-Community Relations Defining Terrorism and US Homeland
Security
Crime and Economy Criminal Justice and the Future of Terrorism
Police Brutality and Community Relations Punishment and its applicability in the 20th
Century Correctional Policy
Contemporary Policing and Reforms Restorative Justice Processes and Promises
Community Policing DNA Evidence in Criminal Justice
Media, Police, and Community Trust Child Pornography and Challenges for
Criminal Justice
Critical Issues in Law Enforcement Globalization and Transnational Problem in
Criminal Justice
US Immigration and Future of Criminal Justice Mental Health and Criminal Justice
Transitional Justice
Research Paper Outline
The paper must be typed and double spaced in a size 12 font with standard 1inch margins and in
APA style. See the APA style guide (in the announcement area of the Canvas website) to
reference in APA style. The body of the paper must be 3 to 5 pages. Students must use at least
four (4) references. One (1) of these must be a book, not counting the course text book. The other
sources can be an internet source, professional/academic journal, or a magazine.
Papers must be organized and include the following:
• Title Page
• Outline or Table of Contents
• Body of the paper, minimum of 3 pages
• References
• Appendix (Optional)
The research paper is worth 20 points. Paper must be APA format. NO “Abstract” page is
needed. Your paper must include all of these elements to receive full credit:

Juvenile Incarceration 
Juvenile incarceration should be a last resort as a punishment.
Detaining juveniles in a home-like setting would be better in creating an atmosphere of rehabilitation and safety.
Each student is required to complete the term project, which is a 15-20 page (not counting the
cover, abstract and reference page) research paper in APA format.
Once you have submitted this assignment it is automatically run through Turnitin.com (plagiarism checker).