A little background:  You have learned about many aspects of the criminal justice system that have an affect on cases going to court and court proceedings. It is important that the CJ system is viewed in its totality in an effort to see how different factors affect the outcome and ultimately the quest for justice. Directions:  Based off of what you have learned in weeks 5 & 6 (and keeping in mind what you learned in weeks 1-4) you are to answer the following questions: Make up with a synopsis of a criminal act.  This should be no longer than a paragraph.  It should include the elements needed to answer the following questions. Identify the crime(s) committed and the response by the police (this should detail the probable cause element for an arrest), suggest the charges for this individual (refer to the revised statutes in the state that you live to identify what crime(s) they may be charge with).  You may have to do some additional outside research (besides the revised statutes in your state) using sources through the UMGC library to obtain some of this information. Pretend that you are the District Attorney for this case.  Explain your role in the prosecution of this case. Detail the information and steps that will be taken to take this case to trial. Explain the elements that must be necessary in order for the suspect to be convicted in the U.S. court system.

you can pick whatever Two you want to answer from the list below)I attached the story.Read "Seventeen Syllables", and select two questions for your posts: Notice how this is a mother-daughter story, not so much in focusing on their relationship, but rather on their parallel growth or quests. Rosie is exploring sexuality without knowing (until the ending that sex got her mother in trouble at a young age). Ume is exploring her literary talent and that, too, gets her in a troubled situation. Comment on the mother's and the daughter's parallel explorations OR comment on their relationship, esp. in the concluding scene. How does the story portray the daily life of the family? Does ethnicity play a significant role in how they live? How does the story portray dual or split identities? Does the story make a judgment about class, education, literacy? Is Rosie's father's jealousy understandable? sympathetic? If so, how? Is this a story about domestic violence? Explain. Comment on the story in your own HAIKU!