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    acknowledge that men are likely to part in crime but provide evidence that varies factors contribute to criminal behavior regardless of the individual’s sex. On the other hand, researchers have data that proves there has been an increase in women participating in deviant acts. David Eitle and Jay R. Turner (2003) support the argument as mentioned that men engage in crime but justifies that young adult males experience strains that contribute to their involvement in crime. To back this up, they…

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    White collar crime, for all practical purposes, is just high-end criminals getting away with fraud and other felonies by hiding behind corporate veils and political agendas with little regard for their victims. Whether considering the elite white collar criminals like Madoff or the middle class violators, this cross section of criminals is different. In attempt to put aside the obvious favoritism and lopsided application of the law, white collar crime has the tenets to more than adequately…

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    Those that commit crimes are not necessarily the ones that are down on their luck and are in need of monetary means. It is common though, that in today’s society and media, to see crimes that are committed by those that are considered lower class; but it is rare to see the crimes that are being committed by those that are privileged and only looking to make more money or those that are looking to not pay additional monies for taxes and such due to their greed. It appears that women are not…

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    Varsha Patel Student Number: 35167831 SJD1501 Assignment 4 Unique Number: 586557 Due Date: 23 March 2015 Submission Date: 20 March 2015 Section 1 Reconstruction of a Crime Scene Reconstruction Four robbers arrive at the Happy Valley Mall in a dark blue bakkie. One of the robbers remains in the car while three disembark. The leader of the robbers, referred to as the boss by his fellow robbers, is armed with a large gun. A robber, wearing an eye patch, indicates that they may proceed with…

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    Drug Related Crime Essay

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    In the United States, drug-related crimes are an epidemic on the population, with serious repercussions to the communities they affect most. With 1 person out of every 100 being in jail or prison, 80% of inmates abuse drugs with up to 80% of those inmates who abuse drugs committing a new drug-related crime when they are released into the community. (NADCP, 2014) According to the Uniform Crime Reports, drug-related arrests have increased greatly from 580,900 in 1982 to approx. 1.8 million in…

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    always wanted to learn about. For example, I learned that criminology is the study of all crimes, which include, criminals, crime victims, illegal theory and or deviant behavior, social reaction to crimes and criminals, effectiveness of anti-crime policies, and the broader political territory of social control. Basically criminology explains it all, from the crime to the victims or policies related to the crime. The history of law gave me an understanding on how society is dependent upon law…

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    major crisis regarding crime rates. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), As of 2014 “There were an estimated 1,165,383 violent crimes (murder and non-negligent homicides, rapes, robberies, and aggravated assaults) reported by law enforcement. Aggravated assaults accounted for 63.6 percent of the violent crimes reported, while robberies accounted for 28.0 percent, rape 7.2 percent, and murders 1.2 percent. There were an estimated 8,277,829 property crimes (burglaries,…

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    social disorganization theory links crime rates to neighborhood ecological characteristics. The core principal of this theory is that where a person lives has strong relevance on the development of the moral and ethical development of a person and whether or not that person will later commit crimes. In other words, youth that grow up in disadvantaged neighborhoods will likely become part of a subculture where delinquency is accepted and will later develop into real crime. Many theorists have…

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    rights. In Texas a victim of crime is defined as someone who is the victim of sexual assault, kidnapping, or aggravated robbery or who has suffered bodily injury or death because of the criminal conduct of another, the close relative (spouse, parent, adult brother or sister, or child) of a deceased victim, or the guardian of a victim. The law also applies to victims of juvenile crime, including victims who suffer property loss. As do most states, In Texas, victims of crime are guaranteed…

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    most horrific crimes in Ithaca. One has to wonder what has led our city to begin the descent into madness. If neighborhoods with such amenities as beautiful public parks and community centers could be filled with crime, what else could be happening in our town? That a town like ours, once known as a hidden gem of the upstate New York area (with a prestigious university to boot), has suddenly become enveloped in drugs, common theft and in some cases, assault. But what is the crime…

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