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    someone else. Shared information is also used in this type of structure. Second‚ is the matrix structure. This type of structure attempts team policing and produce a problem-solving environment. Personnel is assigned to specific areas such as counterterrorism and organized crime‚ just as the government specific area that certain federal agencies must stay in. A similarity between the police and U.S. Government is the Secret Service and the S.W.A.T. team in law enforcement. They are independent of

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    will be subjected to intense scrutiny regarding their alleged outcomes and claimed successes. A more immediate challenge‚ however‚ is to assert some conceptual and terminological clarity. While deradicalization has become the latest buzzword in counterterrorism‚ it is critical that we distinguish it from disengagement and stress that not only are they different‚ but that just because one leaves terrorism behind; it rarely implies that one become ’deradicalized ’. One of several implications arising

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    is the greater threat—domestic or international terrorism? Why? International terrorism because it’s foreign based or directed by countries or groups outside the United States against the United States. 2. Does your police department have a counterterrorism strategy in place? If so‚ what is it? The USA PATRIOT ACT which gives police unprecedented ability to search‚ seize‚ detain or eavesdrop in their pursuit of possible terrorist.? 3. What type of terrorist attack would you fear most? Bioterrorism

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    The idea of political correctness is often meet with much negative resistance and the question of it the necessity is a key issue currently driving a division in western culture. When political correctness is brought up as an ideology‚ it is often times met with opposition. In fact‚ most of the time the term is only brought up when what it stands for is being opposed and rejected. The rise of political correctness or‚ “PC culture‚” in our changing culture is viewed by many as a shift to controlling

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    Alien and Sedition Act 1798 Carrie Ostrander HLS 300E: Administering Homeland Security Steve MacMartin 9 April 2013 Many people believe the fight to secure our homeland began after 9/11 but this is not entirely true. Although this is partially true as there have been many improvements to homeland security‚ the fight began years ago with multiple acts being passed that‚ unbeknownst at the time‚ were in reality related to securing our homeland. In 1798 Congress passed

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    07 April 2014 Airport Searches/Screenings Airport security consists in preventing potential threats on board of aircrafts. Security measures include the screening of passengers and baggage‚ but also the monitoring of movements in the terminals and as well around the aircraft. Over the past few decades airports have increased their measurements of security screenings to reduce the risk of damage to property and persons. In result of this is the arrival of full body scanners at airport terminals

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    The United States needs to bring the troops home from Iraq and Afghanistan. Their reasons for being at war are invalid because American company in the foreign countries is insubstantial; the U.S. government cannot afford the continuous costs of war‚ and has lost sight of aims. It is time to bring our forces home. American presence in their countries is not making a significant difference. Military and foreign policy experts agree that there is no military solution in Afghanistan‚ and that “any

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    airplane. This dramatic event has changed the face of aviation forever while fundamentally modifying the thinking and approach to security in the whole world. Nations have worked together and independently to implement new strategies against counterterrorism and improve the security and safety in the aviation industry. a. 9/11 Al-Qaeda terrorist organisation was behind the 9/11 terror attack‚ where 19 members divided into four groups hijacked four passenger airplanes. The first hijacked aircraft

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    Use your class text‚ readings‚ and slide shows. Do not cut and paste. I want an appropriate response to the entire question. Make sure that you answer each part of the question. Include the question with each of your responses. 1. The US Department of State (DOS) uses several tools of diplomacy. Briefly define the following: • Accord • Ad referendum • Compact • Declaration • Memoire • Note • Protocol 2. Some terrorism experts believe that a “Dirty bomb” is a serious and viable WMD

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    agency has intercepted these messages soon enough before any major action has been made. The information disclosed by Mr. Snowden‚ apart of the N.S.A. surveillance programs‚ has a very broad impact on national security as a whole‚ as well as counterterrorism efforts. The communication intercepts between the two Al Qaeda leaders is being described as one of the most serious plots against the United States since the attacks on September 11‚ 2001. Upon hearing of this‚ 19 United States Embassies has

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