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Cultural Diversity for the Criminal Justice Professional week 9 Discussion Note You must not copy and paste information. Do not copy or paste information / Please ……. (In your own words, referencing) Week 9: Week Nine - Class Discussion  Only 100 words Instructional Objectives for this activity: Analyze the need for standardized and comprehensive statistics relating to the reporting of hate/bias crimes.There are difficulties in obtaining accurate statistics for hate crimes, no matter where the crimes occur. Please respond to all of the following: Why are the statistics not accurate among hate crimes being reported to the police? Does the role of the media assist or hinder law enforcements ability to investigate hate crimes? Why? Read Chapter 12,"Hate/Bias Crimes: Reporting, Monitoring, and Response Strategies,” pages 363-387. Monitoring the Media: Minority organizations and the criminal justice must monitor the media, which can be a foe or an ally. The media must be used be used strategically for education and publicity about hate/bias crimes incidents, about multicultural and multiracial workshops, and about festivals and other cultural events. They must be monitored in terms editorials of letters to the editor pertaining to an affected group should be countered and rebutted by op-ed pieces from within management of the involved criminal justice agency. Organization leaders or their designated spoke sons should make themselves available as the primary sources of information for reporters to contact. Law ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE STRATEGIES: Public confidence and trust in the criminal justice system, and law enforcement in particular are essential for effective response to hate/ bias crimes. Residents in communities where people of a race, ethnic background, religion, or sexual preference different from their own reside must be able to trust that they will be protected. They must believe that the police are not against them, that the prosecutors...