Resource:Developing Effective Social Media Policies Solar Co. Inc., a solar panel manufacturing and installation company, has recently encountered several legal issues related to harassment allegations by employees, mistakenly classifying workers as independent contractors rather than employees, and internal disputes related to employees posting sensitive company information on their personal social media accounts outside of work. To prevent these issues from happening in the future, Solar Co. is in the process of updating its employee handbook, and the CEO has asked you to draft several pieces of material for inclusion in the handbook with each piece containing at least 175 words. The information needed in the request is identified below: · A policy that helps ensure workers are properly classified by including specific action items that will be required of employees and management. · A policy related to employee use of social media such as guidelines related to appropriate content and identification of Solar Co. in any posts including specific action items that will be required of employees and management. Running head: LAW ENFORCEMENT 1 Purposes of Law Enforcement Student Name Florida State College at Jacksonville APA format header, page number, and cover page Entire paper is double- spaced and written in Times New Roman, 12- point font. Margins are set to 1-inch all the way around the paper. LAW ENFORCEMENT 2 Purposes of Law Enforcement Police officers are the foot soldiers, and first line of defense to make sure the law is enforced. They have four main responsibilities that they are hold accountable for. The main role, in the eyes of the public, that law enforcement is characterized for is crime fighting by enforcing laws. In addition, law enforcement must preserve the peace (by maintaining order), prevent crimes (to a limited extent, with their presence in the community), and provide services (such as traffic direction) to the American people (Gaines & Miller, 2017, p. 135). Part of law enforcement involves using forensics during the investigation of a crime, which will assist detectives in establishing the facts through obtaining evidence, and can aid in preventing these investigations from becoming cold cases. Deoxyribonucleic acid, otherwise known as DNA, is currently the gold standard that creates a connection between a crime scene and a suspect, and can incriminate or exonerate an individual. Detectives spend their time investigating crimes and collecting evidence from crime scenes. That is their main focus (Gaines & Miller, 2017, p. 177). As seen in the video, detectives conduct interviews with witnesses, victims, and suspects, and provide evidence for prosecution (Career in Law Enforcement: Local and State, 2002). Detectives must be very good listeners, and must know how to read between the lines and think outside the box (Career in Law Enforcement: .

1. Resource:Developing Effective Social Media Policies
Solar Co. Inc., a solar panel manufacturing and installation
company, has recently encountered several legal issues related
to harassment allegations by employees, mistakenly classifying
workers as independent contractors rather than employees, and
internal disputes related to employees posting sensitive
company information on their personal social media accounts
outside of work.
To prevent these issues from happening in the future, Solar Co.
is in the process of updating its employee handbook, and the
CEO has asked you to draft several pieces of material for
inclusion in the handbook with each piece containing at least
175 words. The information needed in the request is identified
below:
· A policy that helps ensure workers are properly classified by
including specific action items that will be required of
employees and management.
· A policy related to employee use of social media such as
guidelines related to appropriate content and identification of
Solar Co. in any posts including specific action items that will
be required of employees and management.
Running head: LAW ENFORCEMENT 1

2. Purposes of Law Enforcement
Student Name
Florida State College at Jacksonville
APA format header,
page number, and
cover page
Entire paper is double-
spaced and written in
Times New Roman, 12-
point font. Margins are
set to 1-inch all the
way around the paper.
LAW ENFORCEMENT 2
Purposes of Law Enforcement
Police officers are the foot soldiers, and first line of defense to
make sure the law is

3. enforced. They have four main responsibilities that they are
hold accountable for. The main role,
in the eyes of the public, that law enforcement is characterized
for is crime fighting by enforcing
laws. In addition, law enforcement must preserve the peace (by
maintaining order), prevent
crimes (to a limited extent, with their presence in the
community), and provide services (such
as traffic direction) to the American people (Gaines & Miller,
2017, p. 135). Part of law
enforcement involves using forensics during the investigation of
a crime, which will assist
detectives in establishing the facts through obtaining evidence,
and can aid in preventing these
investigations from becoming cold cases. Deoxyribonucleic
acid, otherwise known as DNA, is
currently the gold standard that creates a connection between a
crime scene and a suspect, and
can incriminate or exonerate an individual.
Detectives spend their time investigating crimes and collecting
evidence from crime
scenes. That is their main focus (Gaines & Miller, 2017, p.
177). As seen in the video, detectives
conduct interviews with witnesses, victims, and suspects, and

4. provide evidence for prosecution
(Career in Law Enforcement: Local and State, 2002). Detectives
must be very good listeners, and
must know how to read between the lines and think outside the
box (Career in Law Enforcement:
Local and State, 2002). Many individuals could be deceitful,
forcing detectives to remain
focused on the relevant information and to be as detailed as
possible to help solve crimes.
Forensics is the science used to analyze the evidence collected
from a crime scene that
aids investigators in putting the pieces together to solve a crime
(Gaines & Miller, 2017, p. 179).
There are many types of forensics used in the investigation of a
crime including ballistics,
forensic pathology and anthropology, and fingerprint collection
and analysis (Forensics:
APA format header,
page number, and title
Introduction with 4
purposes, 3 concepts
introduced, &

5. textbook citation
First concept paragraph with bold
term, clear term definition, 2
sentences of cited video
evidence, and citations
Second concept paragraph with
bold term, clear term definition, 2
sentences of cited video
evidence, and citations
Clearly organized
paragraphs that are
indented once. No
subheadings, no abstracts.
LAW ENFORCEMENT 3
Analyzing Evidence, 2012). Additionally, with the boom of
technology, computer forensics has
gained popularity since information in a computer could remain
stored in a hard drive forever.

6. This computer data could be collected for forensic examination
when needed (Forensics:
Analyzing Evidence, 2012).
DNA is genetic material, unique to every individual, which
provides investigators with a
link between a crime scene and possible perpetrator(s) of a
crime (Gaines & Miller, 2017, p.
180). The video explains that there are DNA databases, like
CODIS, that keeps DNA
information in the system. This stored DNA can be compared to
known offenders and can
possibly provide a match to evidence that has been collected in
other cases (CODIS: A DNA
Database, 2013). In addition, the video illustrates how DNA
establishes vital information that
can link an individual to a crime. As it is unique to an
individual, DNA is often considered some
of the strongest evidence against an alleged suspect in a court of
law (Forensics: Analyzing
Evidence, 2012).
In conclusion, law enforcement has many levels, from local to
state to federal agencies.
Each level of law enforcement is in charge of ensuring that their
enforcement responsibilities are

7. being met and that they provide a safe environment for
communities (Gaines & Miller, 2017, p.
12). Using all the techniques, tools, and science available to
law enforcement, police, detectives,
and investigators are able to collect evidence that can make
prosecution possible. The videos
were useful in describing the different roles law enforcement
have and providing an overview of
the techniques that are used in forensics to process evidence
that is collected during the course of
criminal investigations. Law enforcement ultimately makes sure
that the law is enforced, and that
the individuals who do not abide by the rules and regulations
face consequences for their actions.
Third concept paragraph with bold term, clear
term definition in student’s own words, 2
sentences of cited video evidence, and citations
Conclusion paragraph with
citations. Notice that no first
person (I, me, we, us, etc.) is used
anywhere in the paper.

8. Notice that the student limited the use of direct quotes (or
content that was not in the student’s
own words). This ensures that the student’s similarity report
(or the similarity of the content to
other sources) from the plagiarism checker tool remains low.
Writing in your own words and
paraphrasing and/or summarizing what you read and/or hear in
this course is the best way to
minimize your similarity to other sources. You MUST cite all
sources with in-text citations for the
videos and your textbook (see the above paper for examples).
LAW ENFORCEMENT 4
References
Career in Law Enforcement: Local and State. (2002) [Video
file]. Retrieved from
https://fod.infobase.com/p_ViewPlaylist.aspx?AssignmentID=T
XQHCQ
CODIS: A DNA Database. (2013) [Video file]. Retrieved from
https://fod.infobase.com/p_ViewPlaylist.aspx?AssignmentID=U
J84DP

9. Forensics: Analyzing Evidence. (2012) [Video file]. Retrieved
from
https://fod.infobase.com/p_ViewPlaylist.aspx?AssignmentID=D
32YWJ
Gaines, L. K., & Miller, R. L. (2017). Criminal justice in
action (9th ed.). Stamford, CT:
Cengage Learning.
APA format reference page
personalized to student’s paper.
Notice the video and textbook
formats and how these
references are ordered:
references listed alphabetically,
references left-aligned and every
line but the first indented once,
references double-spaced with
no extra space between them

10. Researchemployee handbook templates and other handbook
examples online.
Provide 1 example of an employee handwork and a 250 - 500
word summary on what you would add in the handbook.