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There are several legal and ethical guidelines news reporters must follow to avoid legal issues. These include protecting the privacy of minors by not revealing personal details about those under 18, avoiding promoting harmful behaviors like alcohol/drugs, not using bad language, and not acting in contempt of court by breaching official secrets or guidelines from regulatory bodies. Libel and defamation laws must also be followed to avoid falsely accusing individuals or releasing private information without consent. When covering elections, reporters cannot show bias and must give all parties equal representation without endorsing or criticizing any particular politician. The Official Secrets Act also prevents publication of private information about public officials and locations for security reasons.
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· You should not to explaining why the Russian mafia do what they do, more whether there is evidence that they are a serious threat. Should have a decisive conclusion
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PART 1
3-5 pages in a bulleted list format
Since your graduation from AIU, you have been working as the victims' assistant advocate for the office of the local county prosecutor. You have a great working relationship with the prosecutor, Mary, and the remainder of the office. Normally, when you speak, the staff and prosecutor know you are speaking from a knowledge base that you have gained from personal experience, research, and reading, so they know that your comments are facts. You like to use APA format to cite your sources, but this bulleted paper does not need to be in APA format.
You have decided to speak with the prosecutor, Mary, on behalf of Maureen, the college student who was a victim of date rape. You want to convince Mary to support a change in the prosecutor's policy of not prosecuting date rape cases when drugs or alcohol are involved. Maureen has a strict policy: when someone wants to speak with her about changing an established policy, she wants the person to submit a paper of 3
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5 pages containing topic bullets outlining his or her argument for the policy change prior to meeting her. She feels this way, she is not blind-sided, and she has an opportunity to research the topic prior to the meeting.
You follow her policy and write a paper using bullets only, hoping that you can persuade Mary and the chief prosecutor to change their policy or, at a minimum, meet with you for a discussion about changing the policy. Maureen knows other young women are being attacked and that very often, date rape drugs are being used.
Mary has agreed to review your policy change letter if you write it. You write the policy change paper in which where you have the following two goals:
Educate Mary about date rape using statistics and information about date rape and date rape drugs to show her that Maureen is one of the types of victims who perpetrators take advantage of in these situations.
Explain why not prosecuting the cases is the wrong public and social policy. Of course, you are also hopeful that the victim, Maureen, also receives help in her case.
To organize your efforts before your meeting, create a detailed outline in bullet form that contains information for the following 5 topics:
List Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) and the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) reported crime statistics relating to rape and the strengths and weaknesses of each type of reporting.
Define the term
date rape
(or
acquaintance rape
—the terms are interchangeable) and how date rape (acquaintance rape) is distinguished from stranger rape, statutory rape, and spousal rape.
List the types and uses of date rape drugs.
Describe the victim
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offender relationship, including the following:
How victims are viewed by perpetrators of date rape
The special problems of date rape prosecutions
How society and jurors may view date rape (blaming the victim based on the perceived precipitation, facilitation, or provocation of the victim).
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- 1. There are several differentthingsthatnewsreportersneedtowatchoutabout sotheydo not come intothe needsof the legal andethical thateffectnewsreports.Some of the constraintsof the radio are as followed. Handlingof storiesinvolvingminors- Talkingaboutpeoplewhoare underthe age of 18 has always beensensitive subject. Sincetheyare not adultsnewsreportsare forbiddenatrevilingpersonal informationabout them. Forexampleif aunder18 yearoldcommitteda crime andan over18 committedacrime the over18 name may gettoldon the news butunderwoulddefinablynotbe toldon the news.Also if there isa newsreportthatcouldbe herdas harmingpeople underthe age of 18 or anybodyingeneral thenatthe beginonthe reportthere wouldbe some sortof warning beforehand .If there isa subjectof alcohol or drugsthe newsreportermust definably notmake themlookgoodand try to make the view thattheyare a bad thing.Bad language cannotbe usedat all duringthe newsreport so that It does notarm anyone includingminorsandnon-minors. Contemptof court – contemptof court meansdoingsomethingthatisnot legal whichwill leadto the news reporteror the newsshowneeding toshow upin court . Thismay meana fine forthe showor in a worse case scenarioa prisonsentence. Thiscouldbe done bybreachingthe officials secretsact or do not followthe other guide linesthatOFCOMhave setfornewsreportsthiscould include violentbehaveronthe showorthe use of bad language . Libel- Thismeansif apersonsayssomethingthismeansthattheyare libel forwhattheyhave saidso inthe case of the affairwithRyanGigs the personwhosaidthat he was couldthenbe charged at releasingprivate informationabouthimwhichcouldbe acase in court . Defamation- Thisisthe same aslibel butinsteadof spokenwordsitisa writtenstatement. soif somebodywrote somethingdiscriminatingtoa persontheycouldthenbe createdintoa court case fromthe writtenevidence . Coverage of elections –anycoverage onelectionsmustbe completelynon bios. Theyare not allowed toshow theirviewonthe electionsincase theyshiftthe votesinthe area. Thismeansthat theymustspeakaboutall of the party’s that are goingto be participation inthe election. Thismeans that youare not allowedtoignore acertainparty memberjustbecause of yourownpersonal political views. Thismeansthatall membersmustbe seemedasthoughtheyare of equal potential .The newsreportersare not allowedtosay somethingthatcouldbringdownthe repetition of a particularpolitician . Official SecretsAct;-thisisanact whichstatesthat noinformationcanbe publishedortold public. These things include thingsthatinclude the royalty andthe locationsonwhere theywill be.Thisisin case somethingwronghappens wail theyare there. If thisinformationisgivenoutthe personor showthat saysit will be inthe contemptof court. Whichmeansthat theywill be finedand maybe prisontime isthe case inserious .