Please write an essay, MINIMUM 1,000 (that’s equivalent to 4 pages in 12 pt. font, double-spaced) on the following subject:

Please watch at least ONE episode of the TV program: “The First 48.” This program is aired on the A&E Channel. You can also view full episodes on the A&E website if the TV schedule is inconvenient for you.

While watching the program I want you to keep track of the dynamics between the police officers and the community. Take into account where the crimes are committed, how they go about finding witnesses and suspects, and how well (or not) the community cooperates with them.

The program will tell you the city in which the particular case is in, so I also want you to do some research on that city for your paper. Please find out the city’s population, and most importantly, find out about the police department, and try including crime rate data, if possible.

In your essay I want you to discuss the “Community Policing” element. Discuss the relationship (if any) the detectives had with the community. Were the residents cooperative? How about the interrogation process (if any)? Were the police officers effective in their approach?

Please do not take too much time summarizing the episode for me. I’ve seen the episode! I’m mostly interested in gauging how well you are able to incorporate issues and perspectives learned in this course (so far) to a REAL-LIFE situation.

So basically, I want a commentary on your part where you are analyzing the police

1) Perform a detailed formal analysis of a single work of art shown above. 

2) Any discussion of the artist’s biography, historical context, or personal experience will not be counted towards the word count. 

3) The essay should be 1500-2000 words. Use APA 

4) The essay should include a discussion of all the elements and principles listed below, and Each element and principle should be addressed in three sentences.  

Line ― Do you see any outlines which define objects, shapes, or forms? Are lines used to emphasize a direction (vertical, horizontal, diagonal)? Describe the important lines: are they straight or curved, short, or long, thick, or thin? How do you think the artist utilized to emphasize certain objects, forms, or people? 

Light ― For a two-dimensional object, is a source of light depicted or implied? Is it a natural light source or artificial? Are the shadows created by the light true to life or does the artist distort them? How does the artist depict shadows? Through line or color? If a three-dimensional object, how does the object interact with the light in its setting? How do gradations of shadows and highlights create form or depth, emphasis, or order in the composition? 

Color ― Which colors are dominantly used in this depiction? If the object is black and white, or shades of gray, did the artist choose to do this because of the media he was working or did it create a certain mood or effect? Color can describe by its hue and value (shades to tints). Does the artist’s choice of color create a certain mood? Does the artist make use of complementary colors (red/green, violet/yellow, blue/orange)? Or analogous colors (those next to one another on the color wheel)? Does the artist utilize colors that are warm or cool? Where? Is atmospheric perspective utilized (in which blurred and cool colors appear to recede and create an impression of depth in the distance, while warm and clear colors fill the foreground)?

Texture ― What is the actual texture on the surface of the object? Is it rough or smooth? If a painting, is there impasto? What is the implied texture? Are patterns created through the use of texture?

Shape ― What shapes do you see? Are the objects in the work (for a painting or drawing) or are the objects themselves (for a sculpture or architectural work) flat or volumetric? Organic or geometric? For representations of people, how does shape lend character to a figure? Are these figures proud or timid, strong, or weak, beautiful, or grotesque? What is the size of all the forms and how do they relate proportionally to one another? Are they located in the foreground, middle ground, or background? Why do you think the artist placed them there?

Space ― How does the form created by shape and line fill the space of the composition? Is there a negative, or empty, space without objects? How does the artist create depth in the image (layering of figures/objects, linear perspective, atmospheric perspective, foreshortening of figures)? If the object is three-dimensional, how does it fill our space? Is it closed or open? If a two-dimensional object, is the space flat, or does it visually project into our space? 

Scale and Proportion – What is the size of the work itself? How does that size relate to the size of the human interacting with the work? Within the artwork, are all the objects and figures the same size? If not, why? Is the scale of any aspect of the work distorted? Are the proportions of the figures accurate? Is a hierarchical scale used? How is the composition proportioned?

Balance ― Balance is produced by the visual weight of shapes and forms within a composition. Balance can be symmetrical, in which each side of central line is the same, asymmetrical, or radial. When describing balance, discuss how opposites are utilized or related (light/shadow, straight/curved lines, complementary colors)? 

Rhythm ― Rhythm is created by repetition. What repeated elements do you see? Does the repetition create a subtle pattern, a decorative ornamentation? Or does it create an intensity, a tension? Does the rhythm unify the work, or does it seem like a group of disparate parts?

Emphasis ― The emphasis of work refers to a focal point in the image or object. What is your eye drawn to? Does the artist create tension or interest by creating more than one area or interest? Or is the work of art afocal ― that is, the viewer cannot find a particular place to rest the eye. Is there even a psychological focus created through the elements of art?

4 To organize the essay, your overall argument and conclusion should address how the artists used the principle of emphasis.  

*****400-600 words*****

Please do case study on a juvenile child with a substance abuse disorder 

Create a case study based on one of the categories from Chapter 11, 12, or 13. In your case example provide a scenario and explain the situation. (Note: the case study should include a family member and child).

Following the development of your case study, respond to each of the following questions and incorporate and cite at least two credible resources in your responses.

• Describe the factors that indicate a (chronic or fatal) condition was present and its impact on the family.
• Describe the risk factors, stressors, and challenges the family member faced in his or her parenting situation due to the condition.
• How does understanding these risk factors, stressors, and challenges help you support the family member within your professional counselor role?
• Give two strategies that you would use to ensure that the family member and their child receive the support they need.

First Amendment: Religion and Education 

You have a standard practice of displaying all student work in your classroom. Recently, you assigned students to write any essay and submit a pictorial depiction on the person they considered to be their hero. One of your students submitted an essay on Jesus and a drawing of the Last Supper.

In a 500-750-essay, discuss any legal issues regarding the grading of your student’s essay and whether you could display the student’s work. How does the First Amendment apply to this situation?

Include at least five references in your essay. At least three of the five references should cite U.S. Supreme Court cases.

Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required. This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion. You are required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite.

Risk Management

In this Assignment, you will apply the risk management techniques you have learned to a real-life scenario.

Assignment Scenario

Mr. Ashford is a caseworker at the County Human Services Department.  One of his clients, Mr. Lainez, is a young man who presents with many  issues. He has been in foster care and is about to age out of the  program to live on his own. Mr. Ashford will be assisting him with this  transition.

In an effort to connect with his young client, Mr. Ashford accepts  Mr. Lainez’s invitation of friendship on social media. In addition, he  provides his agency email address to Mr. Lainez when he asks if there is  not another way to make an appointment than making a telephone call and  going through a receptionist.

Shortly thereafter, Mr. Lainez experiences several disappointing  events. He loses his job, and the young woman he was dating tells him  she is no longer interested in seeing him. Additionally, he is  struggling to make ends meet, and becomes unable to pay the rent on his  first apartment.

At his wits end, he makes a vague suicidal threat on Facebook and  sends a desperate request to Mr. Ashford to set up an appointment as  soon as possible. Out on calls, Mr. Ashford does not check his email or  his Facebook account for several days, missing Mr. Lainez’s cues. His  young client is found dead of an overdose of medication he has been  prescribed by the Department psychiatrist.

Assignment Directions

Use the Readings, Internet, and Library to research the implications  of this case study under current law and practice expectations.

Please be sure to address all of the following in your Assignment:

• Introduce the case study and list each of the problematic decisions  Mr. Ashford made in this scenario, analyzing each in terms of its effect  on the outcome.
• Indicate other choices he could or should have made.
• Discuss the implications of this case study that you have learned from your research.
• Apply the risk management techniques you have learned over the past two units to this case.
• Do you believe they would likely have led to a different outcome for Mr. Lainez? For Mr. Ashford? Why or why not?

Assignment Guidelines

Your Assignment should be a 3–4 page expository essay, not including  the title and reference pages, and should include the following  elements:

• Title page: Provide your name, title of Assignment, course and section number, and date
• Body: Answer all the questions in complete sentences and paragraphs 
  • Your responses should reflect professional writing standards using  proper tone and language. The writing and writing style should be  correct, accurate, and reflect knowledge of professional ethics and  personal values in the human service profession.
• Reference page: Sources in APA format 
  • Include a minimum of two scholarly or academic sources to support your responses and conclusions
• Use Arial or Times New Roman 12-point font, double-spaced, and left aligned
• Use standard 1″ margins on all sides
• Use APA Formatting and Citation style 
  • If you need assistance with APA style, please visit the Academic Success Center.