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    Organized crime is a syndicate that is formed by a group of people who share a common objective of engaging in illicit activities in order to gain income. This has been advanced by the recent technological innovations and globalization. They can carry out these crimes at the national level or globally through a structured and disciplined system, whereas crimes related to drug emanate from either the use of drugs or the need to get these drugs or sometimes getting involved directly in these drug…

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    In the transition from classical criminology to positivist criminology, trait theories began to emerge. Trait theories developed from scientific facts, and have a cause and effect backbone. There is usually a trait or personal attribute that influences decision making. Among trait theories, there are many explanations of traits, ranging from biological to psychological. This paper will focus on the psychological traits associated with criminal behavior, along with providing empirical evidence…

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    Annually in revenue, he generated about $100 million which is considered practically impossible even in today’s society. Organizing speakeasies, selling alcohol which was illegal at the time and gang activity. Illegal was basically his middle name. President Hoover was tired of Capone and his ability to get away with practically anything. He then ordered that the authorities put their best efforts in to pull evidence together on Capone with income-tax…

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    Five Crime Families

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    There were examples from the Gambino family that showed the ways they used violence. There were two incidents that involved the head of the Gambino family John Gotti. There was a trial in 1997 when a Gambino family member “testified about a torture killing that had been ordered by Gotti. The victim had apparently fired a shot…

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    Poverty on a group of Inner-city juveniles in a Police Division in West Kingston CHAPTER 1 Introduction/Background to the study West Kingston is recognized by many as an inner-city or garrison community plagued with crime and violence derived from youths forming various gangs and indulging in deviant activities. There is consensus in several arenas that these practices and activities are as a result of the great level of poverty that the youths in the community endure. Researchers have viewed…

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    Martinez and mom Noemi Osiris Serrano gusman had been together since teenager years. Ivan parents are from a country name Honduras. Ivan was always a smart kid. Fulton county wasn't the place for him but he liked it there. Ivan grew up seeing to much violence and killing. he would see it so much he got used to it. Ivan's dad took care of them by illegally gambling off the streets and he was good at it. Ivan's mom didn't work at all she wasn't allowed to because Ivan's dad said he was in charge…

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    Alberto were from South America so it was natural that they would feel strongly for the rights of their people. End of Watch was full of diversity. Brian was white and Mike was Mexican. The film also portrayed the turf wars among black and Hispanic gangs. Ernesto had a profound impact on many people. At the start of their journey, he was looking for adventure and a change of scenery with his friend, but towards the end, he was able to have Alberto be just as compassionate as he was towards his…

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    Prohibition Of The 1920's

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    century. Prohibition was difficult to make happen but people pushed for it until it was passed. Bootlegging is known as the illegal production or selling of alcohol. Speakeasies are illegal hangouts where mostly men go to drink. The increase in gang violence and other crimes, like Al Capone, led to support from many people for Prohibition by the end of the roaring twenties. Al Capone was the most fierce gangster of the 1920s and possibly the most feared and successful of all time. Al Capone…

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    “The Culture that drives the people” In 1908, during the reign of many Boxing greats, the world’s first black heavy weight champion became Jack Johnson; He fought in many challenging (Chitterling) circuits in order to prove himself. It is believed that this ‘Jail house style of boxing’ was formulated during his boxing matches or surfaced during the Ragtime, Dixieland and the Blues era and no later than the Swing and Jazzy Bebop-hip culture of the 40’s and 50’s. Music has always been the…

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    The main character in the story “The Outsiders” written by S.E Hinton, is a story about a 14- year old boy named PonyBoy Curtis. In the story, PonyBoy lacks common sense, however, he is book smart but he gets himself into a lot more trouble than he can handle. He lives with his two older brothers Darry, who is 20 and SodaPop who is 16. Their parents are killed in an automotive accident eight months before the story takes place. PonyBoy is very brave at such a young age he learns so much so fast…

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