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Choose a victim who has been highlighted in the news. The victim chosen is Rebecca Garde

 Conduct research on the case and what happened to the victim. In 750 -900 words, do the following:

1. Summarize the case.
2. Describe specific victimology theories that fit the scenario of the person chosen.
3. Describe what protections and/or legal resources were available for the victim.
4. Discuss the conditions that may have existed, or environmental factors, that led to the person chosen becoming a victim.
5. Describe what resources the victim is using or has used. If he or she did not use a specific resource for victims, what would you recommend for the victim?

Use two to three scholarly resources to support your explanations.

Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.

This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.

You are required to submit this assignment to Turnitin. Please refer to the directions in the Student Success Center.

This benchmark assignment assesses the following programmatic competencies: 5.5: Evaluate the impact of crime on the victim and the community.

Scenario

Wynn Regional Medical Center (WRMC) has one Payroll Specialist working in Human Resources. Due to the increase work and demand of payroll and benefits, there is a need to hire a Senior Payroll Specialist. The current Payroll Specialist started as a contract employee and has worked at WRMC for ten years. Unfortunately, he does not qualify for the Senior Payroll Specialist position because he does not have a college degree, so he will report directly to the Senior Payroll Specialist. His current salary is $55,000.

Instructions

As the newly hired Vice President of Human Resources, you are tasked with developing a job description and salary range for the new Senior Payroll Specialist position that will be posted publicly. The job description should be a Word document and address the following:

• Job Duties
• What will the candidate have to do? Please list a minimum of five (5) bullet points with examples.
• Education Requirements
• What type of education is required? Do you have a preference for degree specialization? Human Resources? Business Management? Finance? Is the specialization required or preferred?
• Experience Requirements
• Will you require the candidate to have a certain number of years of experience? Does the experience have to be in payroll or any Human Resources department?
• Salary Range
• Search salary ranges for “Senior Payroll Specialists”. What is the minimum salary that you would recommend? What is the maximum potential salary that you would recommend? How will you determine the salary to offer the candidate? Please be specific in terms of what constitutes a person receiving the maximum salary.

 Biotech Poster Assignment  You will prepare a digital poster to discuss a topic in biotechnology. This poster will be uploaded to the  Biotech Poster Discussion Board during Week 13. It is important that you adhere to the poster guidelines  discussed below. Subject: • You will have to choose your subject from a list of possible topics. • I will allow no more than one poster on a particular topic per lab day. • You must sign up for your topic. Research:  You must thoroughly investigate your topic, which will require you to research journals from the library (digitally through the website) and information available on the internet (choose reputable websites). You must  use at least FIVE resources, none of which can be a textbook, Wikipedia, Encarta (or similar computer  encyclopedia) or an encyclopedia. Poster Format: • Set your poster dimensions to 48” x 36” in PowerPoint. Alternatively, you can search for a pre-made  poster template online (with the same dimensions). As a reminder, your poster should ONLY BE ONE  SLIDE. • Make your title as specific as possible and it should be centered in the middle of your poster • Your name should go directly under your title. • Include an abstract (see below) on the top left. • Illustrate and explain your topic in a logical sequence • All text must be in your own words • Use the font Times New Roman size 24 for your paragraphs. Title and Subtitle Headings should be larger  and in Bold. • All spelling and grammar should be correct Abstract: • A brief summary (one paragraph) of the topics covered in the poster. It is an abbreviated version  of your poster. • DO NOT write it as a guide or introduction.  • It should be no more than 150 words. • Place it at the beginning of the poster and label it “Abstract”. Information: • Your topic should be divided into logical sub-topics (4 – 6). • Each subtopic should have its own textbox and a Bold-typed subtitle. • Your information can include background material, but should include current information as well. • Each section should include references indicating where the information was obtained. • Everything should be written in your own words (!!!!!!!!!!!) in paragraph format. • Please do not use quotations in science writing. • Each topic should be discussed at a college-level of detail using vocabulary that can be understood by  your peers. • You will upload your poster (in PowerPoint Format) to the Plagiarism Checker on Canvas. Illustrations: • Download or create your own original charts, graphs, pictures, etc. • You should have at least 3 illustrations. • Write your own explanatory figure captions for your each of your illustrations and place below each  illustration. This is separate from your subtopics. The caption should fully explain what is pictured (even if  you think it is obvious) and how it relates to your topic. • You must include a reference for each of your illustrations (These references DO NOT need to be  included in your Works Cited section).References:  • The source(s) of your information need(s) to be cited in every subtopic. It is permissible to  cite the reference(s) at the bottom of each subtopic as opposed to within the text of your subtopic. • Sources of illustrations need to be cited (or credited) as well in each caption. • Format for citations is APA (author, year) meaning that you list in parentheses the last name of the  author, a comma and then the year the article or book was published. More information can be found  here: https://www.library.cornell.edu/research/citation/apa Example: Over 400 major earthquakes occurred on the seamount Loihi in 1989 (Smith, 1990). • When citing an internet source, use the title of the webpage, not the entire URL and the date the web  page was last updated. If no date is available, include the date you accessed the page. Example: 20,000 fish died in 1986 (worldfisheries.com, 4/19/09) • Include a Works Cited section (see below) • Use references from Internet sources, but choose sources that are reliable (not a blog or personal 

  Individual privacy vs. law enforcement.

 Every law enforcement officer including AG Barr, James Clapper, former DNI, and other law enforcement and intelligence service leaders have decried the ability of citizens to encrypt their data in a manner that prevents law enforcement from reading their emails or cracking the password. 

The current standard in encryption is PKI. With PKI it is impossible to crack the password and decrypt a message even though the code that encrypts the message is open source and publicly available. Having the source code of the PKI algorithm does not help in cracking and decrypting the message. The only option for law enforcement when they have a phone such as the iPhone from the San Bernardino terrorist is to try to guess the password. However, Apple and Android have both made it impossible to guess a password enough times to open the phone. iPhone and Android phones both have a feature that will “brick” the phone after a certain number of unsuccessful guesses at the password. When trying to crack the password for the phone acquired from the San Bernardino terrorist, the FBI realized they couldn’t do it and tried to use the court system to force Apple to install a back door into their phones and provide a master key to the FBI. This effort failed.

Congress has tried many times over the years to assist law enforcement by passing a law that would require all companies building communications hardware, developing communications apps or encryption software to include a backdoor in their systems. Privacy advocates, usually composed of private citizens, have managed to defeat such legislation thus far. Privacy advocates have managed to make legislators understand that providing a master key to law enforcement guarantees that hackers will discover the backdoors and either steal the master key or develop their own. 

Develop a hypothesis as to whether it would be better to have a back door into every system with a master key held by law enforcement or is it better to enable private citizens to keep their communications private.