criminal justice 4-2

The issue of sanctuary cities in the United States presents an interesting case in jurisdiction. In this assignment, you will review sources that present a specific case of sanctuary cities in the United States and complete a template that outlines the main components of the conflict. Planning and developing prototypes is an important professional skill, and this will help to illustrate connections between law enforcement, court systems, and cases, and how they function together.

Prompt

In Module Two, you learned about how law enforcement functions; in Module Three, you learned about the courts. This assignment will assist you as you begin to create presentation materials for Project Two. Complete the template using the provided Module Four Assignment Template Word Document. Use this document to illustrate the specific functions and processes of law enforcement and court systems, as well as how they work together in a specific case. Following the template, you will find a few follow-up questions. Answer each question in two to five sentences, and use examples from the resources to support your responses. These should elaborate on the information presented in your template.

Law Enforcement

• Identify the functions of law enforcement related to sanctuary cities in the resources provided. Be sure to include the following:
  • What law enforcement is allowed to do according to Senate Bill 4
  • What impact or lack thereof the law has had on police operations

Courts

• Identify the functions of court systems related to sanctuary cities in the resources provided. Be sure to include the following:
  • What the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit did
  • The Constitutional issues that may arise

Function Together

• Describe how the U.S. law enforcement and court systems relate to sanctuary cities using information from the resources provided. Be sure to include the following:
  • How they responded to the shared issues
  • One challenge area for the police in relationship to holding detainees