Topic: Does the First Amendment protect advertisements? "Commercial speech," also known as advertising, is protected by the 1st Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. This type of speech enjoys somewhat less 1st Amendment protection from governmental encroac

Briefly summarize the purpose, background, analysis methodology, task requirements, key findings and recommendations.

Executive Summary is the preferred methodology in business and government. You may use Abstract, but if that choice is made; you shall include a Key Word Summary.

An executive summary or abstract is required if the body content is four (4) or more pages in length.

Key Word Summary: Note: if this is an abstract include a key word summary here. If this is an executive summary do NOT include the Key Word Summary. The Key Word Summary contains those words which are key or central to the topic of the paper.

Table of Contents Executive Summary i Purpose 3 Background 3 Risk Analysis: County Courthouse (or Administration Building) 3 Choice of National Planning Scenario 3 Application of Risk and Analysis 3 Risk Analysis Matrix 4 Summary and Recommendations 7 Summary. 7 Recommendations. 7 Works Cited 8 References 9 Abbreviations and Acronyms 10

A TOC is required if the body text content exceeds 10 pages.

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Define the purpose of the paper for the reader. Refer to the task scenario for this. A paragraph consists of at least four (4) complete sentences.

The background information that you developed in the Units 1 and 2 Individual Projects should be utilized for this deliverable. Be sure to address and add information on the fifteen (15) National Planning Scenarios (NOTE: The Planning Scenario document should be cited here and listed in the works cited and References list).

Briefly discuss the Critical Infrastructure asset being addressed (i.e. the County Courthouse or Administration Building). Describe the building for the reader: age, size, construction, offices, number of people, security, etc.

Describe for the reader why this scenario was chosen as the initial risk assessment scenario for a risk assessment.

Explain the FEMA Risk Matrix and define why the analysis of each element in columns 5 – 11 have been marked as either Low (L), Medium (M), or High (H). This is the crux of the assignment and why you are conducting the risk analysis and assessment. This leads to next page (be careful not to delete the Section Break below) which is the actual Risk Matrix. Pick one asset (the County Court House or Administrative Building) and one Planning Scenario. You may delete the remaining rows.

Briefly summarize the key points that have been developed within the paper. (Public, 2010). Add recommendations in this section as a subparagraph if required by the tasking. Do so by adding a sub-paragraph level (meaning heading 2 under styles).

Note: a heading level entry must be followed by at least two (2) full lines of text. If this is not possible prior to an automatic page break then force a page break by using the Insert page break command.

Summarize key points and findings of the analysis. A very key point in writing: in qualitative analysis papers, such as in this course, only summaries can be provided. As this is NOT a quantitative analysis DO NOT use the term Conclusions as a paragraph heading.

Be specific in your recommendations. Include courses of action (COA), steps, procedures to be taken, etc.

Works Cited Craig, C. (2013). Writing Tips. Tmbuktoo, : DoWap Publishers. Public, J. (2010). How to Write a Report. Department of Homeland Security, US Government. Washington, D. C.: US Government Printing Office. Retrieved February 28, 2013, from www.dhs.gov

Note: the above table has been created using the tools in Word to create the in text citation and then the bibliography, refer to Word Help to Create In text Citations and Bibliographies. You may delete the examples in one of two ways. The first is to remove the citation that is within the text. Highlight and delete. The second is after you have created your bibliography, click on the table, once in the table, then highlight and delete the examples above.

All of your previous works cited should be listed again.

Note: in professional documents, References are all publications that have direct impact on the paper’s topic. References are listed in order of precedence and by date. Examples below. Think about the type of document you are producing for the course that you are in and what is expected for that specific task (meaning read the task requirements carefully),

USA PATRIOT Act of 2001, 18 USC

Homeland Security Act of 2004

Presidential Policy Directive 21, Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience

Presidential Homeland Security Directive 7, Critical Infrastructure

Executive Order 13636, Critical Infrastructure and Resilience

Homeland Security Strategy, 2007

National Infrastructure Protection Plan, 2014

National Response Framework, 2014

Code of Federal Regulations 41 (41 CFR), Critical Infrastructure

Etc.

APA – American Psychological Association

FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigation

FEMA – Federal Emergency Management Agency

Radar – Radio Detection and Ranging

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