technology of mapping the brain can predetermine irregularities in the brain such as frontal lobe damage (p.26). Computer axial technology (CAT) scans combine with information on X-Ray, and Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) depicts a three-dimensional view of the brain in doing so, a very detailed image of the brain which illustrates areas within the brain that is damaged or diseased (Gaines and Miller, 2011, p.27). Furthermore, a positron emission tomography (PET) scan aids in researchers being able to study the function of the brain and not solely focus on the structures of the brain itself (Gaines and Miller, 2011, p.27). When an individual is subjected to a PET scan, the person is injected with glucose that is then processed into the cells
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Another explanation for Billy’s aggression could be hormonal. According to Gaines and Miller (2011), “criminal activity in males has been linked to elevated levels of hormones-specifically testosterone, which controls secondary sex characteristics and has been associated with traits of aggression (p.26).
Sentencing and corrections, (CJ2231) the final frontier for Billy...what should his sentence be - indeterminate or determinate and explain the differences between both; should he be considered for parole/early release ever and why not or why; and what is his last step in the CJ process? Don't be weak in this answer.
According to Gaines and Miller (2011), there are six forms of punishment (pp.200-201). They are: capital punishment, imprisonment, probation, fines, restitution/community service, and apologies (Gaines and Miller, 2011, pp.200-201).
If I were a jury member and was going to choose a punishment and sentence Billy, I would need to consider the following once the guilty verdict has been read. The sentencing
Another explanation for Billy’s aggression could be hormonal. According to Gaines and Miller (2011), “criminal activity in males has been linked to elevated levels of hormones-specifically testosterone, which controls secondary sex characteristics and has been associated with traits of aggression (p.26).
Sentencing and corrections, (CJ2231) the final frontier for Billy...what should his sentence be - indeterminate or determinate and explain the differences between both; should he be considered for parole/early release ever and why not or why; and what is his last step in the CJ process? Don't be weak in this answer.
According to Gaines and Miller (2011), there are six forms of punishment (pp.200-201). They are: capital punishment, imprisonment, probation, fines, restitution/community service, and apologies (Gaines and Miller, 2011, pp.200-201).
If I were a jury member and was going to choose a punishment and sentence Billy, I would need to consider the following once the guilty verdict has been read. The sentencing