Once you have conducted your market research, it is not enough to analyze and interpret the data. Often you will be expected to formally present your findings. Other times you will be expected to present your proposals for market research. While this class does not go into great detail about presentations, there are some fundamental principles that you should study and practice for the the real world. These principles were reviewed in last week's meet session and this week's readings. You will use the following scenario to complete this assignment: Kevin McKee is the chief marketing officer of Broadcorp Communication and is your boss. Broadcorp specializes in wireless, phone, mobile, internet and satellite services, including TV. Broadcorp offers internet at several levels of bandwidth, the best of which is quite fast. The company has a number of market strongholds. However, in an effort to increase market share, one of Broadcorp's competitors has offered a new level of bandwidth to customers in these market strongholds. The competitor's offer is very good up front--higher bandwidth than the best that Broadcorp offers and at a lower price than Broadcorp's top Internet package. Kevin McKee doesn't feel that the competitor can sustain the deal it is offering but thinks that Broadcorp should find out their customers' opinions about the services they are currently receiving. Such research, if done right, would help Broadcorp know if they should make any changes and exactly what those would be. You have been tasked to come up with a proposal for research that would help Broadcorp answer the questions it has about this situation. Here is the scenario 1. Read and review the readings and suggestions for making effective presentations. 2. Read the scenario above and create a presentation wherein you do the following: · identify an effective research question for this scenario and justify your thinking · describe the research that would be required to answer the question; identify the methodology or methodologies and method or methods you would use; justify your choices · describe the data that you would need to be satisfied that the question is answered 3. Create your marketing research presentation within the following parameters: I need help getting started with this. CJS 220 Week 4 Assignment 4A: Research Paper References Reference #1: Scheb, M.(2002). An Introduction to the American Legal System. Cengage Learning: Connecticut In this article, the author explains about the American Legal System. How the legal system is structured in terms of names and functions each court. He also explains the role of each part of the legal system, plus the role of each court. Reference #2: Feinman, M.(2006). Law 101: Everything You Need to Know about the American Legal System. Oxford University Press: New York In this article, the author focuses on how the American Justice System has developed and greatly depended on the ancient system of the American c.

1. Once you have conducted your market research, it is not enough
to analyze and interpret the data. Often you will be expected to
formally present your findings. Other times you will be
expected to present your proposals for market research. While
this class does not go into great detail about presentations, there
are some fundamental principles that you should study and
practice for the the real world. These principles were reviewed
in last week's meet session and this week's readings.
You will use the following scenario to complete this
assignment:
Kevin McKee is the chief marketing officer of Broadcorp
Communication and is your boss. Broadcorp specializes in
wireless, phone, mobile, internet and satellite services,
including TV. Broadcorp offers internet at several levels of
bandwidth, the best of which is quite fast. The company has a
number of market strongholds. However, in an effort to increase
market share, one of Broadcorp's competitors has offered a new
level of bandwidth to customers in these market strongholds.
The competitor's offer is very good up front--higher bandwidth
than the best that Broadcorp offers and at a lower price than
Broadcorp's top Internet package. Kevin McKee doesn't feel that
the competitor can sustain the deal it is offering but thinks that
Broadcorp should find out their customers' opinions about the
services they are currently receiving. Such research, if done
right, would help Broadcorp know if they should make any
changes and exactly what those would be. You have been tasked
to come up with a proposal for research that would help
Broadcorp answer the questions it has about this situation.
Here is the scenario
1. Read and review the readings and suggestions for making

2. effective presentations.
2. Read the scenario above and create a presentation wherein
you do the following:
· identify an effective research question for this scenario and
justify your thinking
· describe the research that would be required to answer the
question; identify the methodology or methodologies and
method or methods you would use; justify your choices
· describe the data that you would need to be satisfied that the
question is answered
3. Create your marketing research presentation within the
following parameters:
I need help getting started with this.
CJS 220 Week 4 Assignment 4A: Research Paper References
Reference #1:
Scheb, M.(2002). An Introduction to the American Legal
System. Cengage Learning:
Connecticut
In this article, the author explains about the American Legal
System. How the legal system is structured in terms of names
and functions each court. He also explains the role of each part
of the legal system, plus the role of each court.
Reference #2:
Feinman, M.(2006). Law 101: Everything You Need to Know
about the American Legal System.
Oxford University Press: New York
In this article, the author focuses on how the American Justice
System has developed and greatly depended on the ancient
system of the American colonialists, the British. He describes
the stages and events that led to the development of the justice
system.

3. Reference #3:
Troutman, N. The Magna Carta (The Great Charter).
[http://www.constitution.org/eng/magnacar.htm]
Here, the author gives every detail enlisted in the Magna
Charter, as created in the year 1215. He explains how the
inequalities of rights on juries in the ancient judiciary system,
and how it all led to the creation of the Magna Carta Charter.
All the principles of the charter of Magna Carta are listed here.
Reference #4:
Fischer, K. (2004). Magna Carta. Greenwood Publishers:
Connecticut
In this article, the author tells how the charter of Magna Carta
contributed heavily on the development of the ancient American
Judicial System, up to the current. He explains how the charter
influenced the creation of the American Constitution during
independence, which has remained to be the basis of the current
judicial system of America, up to date.
Reference #5:
Burns, P.(2009). The Death of the American Trial. Oxford
University Press: California
For this article, the author observes the forms and process of
trials in the ancient America and how some of the process has
been adopted in the current generation of America. For
example, he notes that the current practice of trial is heavily
rooted to the ancient wisdom in trials. He identifies that the
trials were used to calm any tension, hence defining the
American culture.

4. 2
Assignment 2A: Research Paper Topic
YOUR NAME: Marcela Montoya
The first step in developing your research paper is to identify
your topic. The topic should be one in which you are interested
in learning more about, and it must be a topic covered by the
assigned readings of this course. Your topic should be specific,
but you also need to ensure sufficient data and research exists to
allow you to meet word count requirements. You can do this by
conducting a quick search of the University’s library or the
internet to get a sense of available academic resources.
Remember, all references must be academic in nature.
Wikipedia, blogs, and similar sources are not acceptable.
Provide the following information about your topic:
1. What is the topic of your research paper?
ANSWER: The History of Courts and the Justice System
2. In which chapter of the text is the topic discussed?
ANSWER: The topic is discussed in chapter 4.
3. What type of paper are you writing? (Use types from “Essay
Development: Guidelines for Writing Academic Papers.”)
ANSWER: I am writing an analysis type of paper.
4. Why did you choose this topic?
ANSWER: I settled for this paper because I find it interesting
how everyday courts make rulings on complicated matters
through the use of evidence and statements from witnesses. The
line between what is good and what is bad is very thin and I
would like to find out what were foundations of the court
system that led to the justice system to be the way it is today.
And the best way to understand how the justice system came
into being is by analyzing the history of the court system.
5. What aspects of this topic do you intend to discuss?

5. ANSWER: I will discuss the history of the courts, how the
justice system is structured and what major building blocks
defined our current justice system. Documents such as the
Magna Charta will feature prominently in my discussion and
forms of trial used in ancient times in the justice system. I will
give a chronological development of the justice system from the
ancient times to date.
6. Based on your preliminary research, are you confident you
can find sufficient academic data and resources to complete
your paper?
ANSWER: Yes I am confident that I will find sufficient
academic data and resources to complete this paper.
7. Do you understand that the instructor must approve your
topic, and that you cannot change topics once approved?
ANSWER: Yes I understand that the instructor has to approve
my topic and that I cannot change my topic once approved.
REFERENCES
Jon’a F. Meyer and Diana R. Grant (2003), The Courts in Our
Criminal Justice System, Prentice-Hall. Pearson Education, Inc.
The History of Courts and the Justice System
Introduction
The rule of law has been part and parcel of mankind since time
immemorial, possibly dating back to our very existence
although it may have been in more unrefined forms that it is
today. With law come bodies and persons responsible for the
enforcement of these laws. It is for this reason that criminal
courts were established, following the abolishment of
previously used systems of law enforcement. This has been a
long and progressive change in order to arrive at the current
state of criminal courts and their basic operation. It is therefore
prudent to gain insight on the history of courts and the justice
system in a holistic manner, shedding light on the steps that
were taken to get to the current position.

6. Body
Pre-historic judicial system
· Ancient China
· Pre-modern Europe
· Colonial America
Institutions for criminal justice in colonial America
· Plight of County Sheriffs
· Introduction of judges and magistrates
· Colonial courts and the legal process
· Punishment and the use of jails.
Consolidation of criminal courts
· Establishment of international law
· Use of international courts
· Invention and function of modern police
Conclusion
Moving from primitive, inhuman and less just systems of law
enforcement, man has made much effort in adopting more
efficient ways of presiding over others. Later stages saw the use
of more appropriate means of judgment of having select
individuals who qualified to be in charge of law enforcement.
The journey has seen man adopt the final system which is that
of modern criminal courts and it has undergone much
adjustment, rectifications and amendments in making most
suitable for trying others.

7. Assignment 9C Grading Matrix
Word Count and Formatting
Comments:
· Does the paper contain at least 850 words but not more than
1,000 words, excluding the title page and the references page?
· Does the paper use proper font type, font size, and line
spacing?
· Does the paper have a properly formatted title page and
references page?
References
Comments:
· Does the paper cite at least five references?
· Are references academic in nature and relevant to the topic?
· Are all references properly cited and formatted both within the
body of the paper and on the references page?
· Are non-original words and thoughts properly identified, with
sources cited?
Content
Comments:
· Is the topic of the paper the same as the topic approved during
Week 2?
· Does the introduction identify the central theme of the paper
and preview major points to be made?
· Is the content comprehensive, accurate, and persuasive?
· Are key points sufficiently supported by academic facts or
theories, original analysis of available information, and specific
details or examples?

8. · Does the paper demonstrate understanding of academic
concepts and relevant theory and not rely upon personal opinion
or conjecture?
· Is the research data used in the paper timely, relevant, and
appropriate?
· Does the conclusion summarize key points and bring the paper
to a logical end, without introducing new topics or concepts?
Organization, Readability, and Mechanics
Comments:
· Are sentences complete, clear, and concise?
· Are sentences are well-constructed with consistently strong,
varied structure?
· Is information presented in a logical sequence, and does
information and thought flow smoothly throughout the paper?
· Is there smooth transition between sentences, paragraphs, and
topics?
· Is the tone appropriate to the audience, content, and
assignment?
· Does the paper contain spelling, grammar, usage, or
punctuation errors?
Total Possible Points = 200
Points Earned =
Overall Comments: