Reducing certain crimes to misdemeanors and should the state of California legalized drugs like cocaine and heroin for personal consumption?

Class: Law Enforcement Report Writing Topic: Reducing certain crimes to misdemeanors, and should the state of California legalize drugs like cocaine and heroin for personal consumption? Step #1: Read the PowerPoint attachment titled “Chapter 10 Felony Crimes Involving Property from the book called Report Writing for Law Enforcement and Corrections Professionals.” Step #2: Read the PowerPoint attachment titled “Chapter 11 Felony Crimes Against Persons from the book called Report Writing for Law Enforcement and Corrections Professionals.” Step #3: After reading the PowerPoints, I want you to think about the following and answer the two questions.... On November 2014, people in California passed Proposition 47, which reduced certain crimes from felonies to misdemeanors. For example, prior to the passage of Proposition 47, theft of more than $450 was a felony; now it's a misdemeanor. You now have to steal more than $950 to be charged with a felony. Also, personal possession of drugs such as heroin and cocaine is now a misdemeanor. Question #1: What's your opinion on California reducing certain crimes into misdemeanors? Question #2: Do you believe the state of California should legalize drugs like cocaine and heroin for personal consumption? ===-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Coursework Assignment Guidelines * Must be at least 1 full page *Must be in Times New Roman Font Size 12 with 1-inch margins all around. *Answer each question in at least 1 paragraph with at least 5 sentences per paragraph. ----------------------------------------------- Notes to the writer: *In the order form, I attached the PowerPoint titled “Chapter 10 Felony Crimes Involving Property from the book called Report Writing for Law Enforcement and Corrections Professionals.” *In the order form, I attached the PowerPoint titled “Chapter 11 Felony Crimes Against Persons from the book called Report Writing for Law Enforcement and Corrections Professionals.”