Criminology - Dec 1

[drgrissom.livejournal.com]

Grissom takes a seat and sneezes.

"No lecture today, because someone on the staff who shall remain nameless decided to swap her flu-ridden spit with me while I'm immunocompromised instead we will watch selections from A Huey P. Newton Story."

Discussion: React to these statements.

Your homework: YOUR FINAL PROJECT. I'd like you to interview anyone currently or previously involved in law enforcement or criminal justice, and now resides in Fandom. You may choose the questions you'd like to ask them, and the number of questions, although I expect at least three. Explore what has most interested you in the class thusfar. This will be due on the last day of class. If you have any problems with this assignment, please speak to me and I will be able to help you.

Comments

[chasingangela]

"It's interesting," Angela says. "I mean, violence is never a good answer, but I can understand why in certain situations it might seem like the only choice. The gumbo thing sounds like he's basically saying things sometimes have to be bad and confusing for them to get better. I don't know if I agree."

"Also, Dr. Grissom? DO you have a list of interview subjects we could choose from, or do we need to generate that on our own?"

[drgrissom.livejournal.com]

"I can make some suggestions. You could interview Ms. Sidle or myself, Kate or any member of the FTPD, including either Sheriff, The Tick or perhaps even his TA, Alanna who is the School Security Chair or Martin Blank who formerly served in that position would be fine, The Dean, Rover, you could ask Veronica Mars for her father's e-mail address, or anyone who has the initials NPC and has worked in law enforcement or something similar in town. Do any of those work for you? Others are of course acceptable, but those are the ones that came to mind."

[chasingangela]

"A lot of those would be good for me," Angela says. "Thanks."