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Laws 19, 20, and 21 from The 48 Laws of Power discuss not offending the wrong person, not committing to anyone, and appearing less intelligent than one's target. Students are asked to discuss historical examples from these laws and compare them to modern public policy issues regarding public safety. They must write a minimum 350-word post each week citing examples from the text and including a references list.
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Evaluate the extent to which the media helped or hindered each of the following:
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The manhunt for the suspects
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Interpret the findings of this study.
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