Im trying to learn for my Law class and Im stuck. Can you help?
You are required to locate, read, and critique an article on body-worn cameras (BWCs) and assess the pros and cons of BWCs. You are required to use an academic or scientific journal article that is peer reviewed. This means you are prohibited from using newspapers, blogs, or any article not in an academic or scientific journal. It is permissible to use research reports from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), similar research reports from RAND, the Department of Justice, and peer-reviewed articles found in the CSU Online Library.
The first major element of this assignment is, of course, the selection of a topic that is appropriate for the course or the audience. Next, you should identify the premise(s) of your argument in support of the article or refuting what the article purports. The next step is to apply a proper analysis, which is predicated upon some knowledge of the topic, and a review of literature containing contravening arguments made by other researchers or experts. This is followed by putting forth your critical evaluation of the premise(s) of the article under review and supporting your position supported by the literature. Some of the questions you could ask include the questions listed below.
Suggested topics include body-worn cameras, ethical issues related to BWCs, and legal issues related to BWCs.
The article critique must be in APA style and include:
This assignment is a minimum of two pages of content, not counting the title page, abstract, and references pages.
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