1. Law, Public safety, Corrections & Security
By: Quann & Kobe
5th period

2. Law and Public Safety
Focus on planning, managing and proving judicial, legal and protective services.
They are expected to have employment numbers of 5,262,400 in
These careers include lawyers, judges, police officers, firefighters and security guards.
Workers earn average wage of
69,000 in 2009.

3. Career and opportunities
Career opportunities are proven to grow 14 percent between and 2018
People experienced the steepest job decline in 2009, when the career cluster dropped from 4.6 to 4.5 million jobs.

4. Law and Mediation
Experience average growth by jobs for lawyers are expected to grow by 13 percent to keep pace with population growth and business activity.
Law professionals specializing in real estate, bankruptcy, medical malpractice and product liability will see the most growth.
Career opportunities for Judges, magistrate Judges and magistrates are expected to have no growth due to budgetary limitations.

5. Public Safety
Experience an above average job growth to meet the needs of a growing and aging population.
Job growth of the police, fired and ambulance dispatchers is projected between 14 to 19 percent.
Emergency management will see a 20 percent job increase. But jobs for security guards is increased by 14 percent.

6. Corrections
Job opportunities will be constrained due to government budgetary limitations.
Nine percent more positions for correctional officers will be created. Probation officers will see 19 percent more jobs available due to workers who leave or retire.

7. Law and public safety technologies
Include advancements, such as
Radars: used to determine how fast or slow someone is driving.
Body cameras: Used to determine if a suspect is carrying anything illegal and monitor.
Security cameras: Used to keep surveillance in around certain areas.