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    Among undergraduate women “23.1%” of them report to have experienced rape and/or sexual assault (Campus). Those are only the individuals who actually report their assault. Imagine the amount of people who have not spoken up out of fear or embarrassment. Sexual assault has been an issue in many colleges over the past few years, yet no one has come out to do something about it. Women should be able to feel safe and be able to receive their education fear free. To help with this issue I think…

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    Punishment For Hate Crimes

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    continuously growing at a fast pace according to yearly statistics and we see hate crimes all the way back to past times. Hate crimes go back in history in many aspects and can be from a simple assault to major incidents which could be as serious as a fire of someone’s home. Hate crime crimes consist of physical assault, damage to personal property, bullying, harassment, verbal abuse, insults and offensive…

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    Rape On College Campuses

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    unfortunately aware of the constant sexual assault threat that is posed to her. Rape is unlawful sexual activity and usually sexual intercourse carried out forcibly or under threat of injury against the will of a person who is incapable of valid consent. In the recent years more cases of student athletes committing rape while in college have surfaced. As more news of these cases are brought to light the more nation wide upset they are causing. Sexual assault has always been an issue and even…

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    crimes against persons, typically assault or battery is the type of crime committed. In this body of work, the comparison and contrast of assault and battery will be explained. The determination whether or not the jurisdiction in which the crime has occurred should be considered in the actions of the man in the scenario attack as well as if it should be punished as battery. A description of what it would take to change this from battery and/or assault to consensual touching. False…

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    been victims of some sort of sexual assault. The assaults of these women are often more severe than those of non-Natives; ninety-four percent of sexual assaults of Native women involved physical assault, half of which result in serious physical injury. In contrast, non-Native women have a seventy-four percent chance of physical assault during her sexual assault, and thirty percent of them suffer serious physical injury. Nearly three-times as many sexual assaults involve weapon when Natives are…

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    It is very difficult to determine if the rate of assault and sexual assault is higher or lower between groups of people and high profile sports, but according to Todd Crosset’s 1999 review, there were more sexual assaults with male intercollegiate athletes than other male students, but because of background differences between athletes and students made the data difficult to interpret…

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    2011), the NCVS interviews respondents resulting in information on who the victims of crime are. Additionally, more detail information is obtained, specifically if the crime involves face-to-face hostility, for example, rape, robbery or aggravated assault (Goode, 2011). By interviewing victims, key features of the offender, such as age, sex, size and race, are identified; criminologists are able to interpret data that has critical theoretical and policy consequences. For example, through…

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    up of eight Patrol divisions, a Major Crimes Division, a Training Division, a Support Operations Unit, an Administrative Unit, and a Special Investigations Division. (LMPD SOP 8.6) defines Domestic Violence as: “any physical injury, sexual abuse, assault or the infliction…

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    because the teen had committed serious offenses of murder, aggravated assault and burglary. According to the law, these offences are excluded from being tried in juvenile courts because they are too serious of an offence. The system of juvenile may not be able to give a substantial penalty for the crimes committed. Statutory exclusion lets the teens be tried as adults because, at their age, they knew what the law said about murder, assault and burglary. The teens were old enough to understand…

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    friend does these rapes and assaults. Also that they take the help of a lot of alcohol and roofies to keep the victims under control. The documentary also talks about how the perpetrator will try to create situations where they can get the victims isolated such as the girl who was raped by…

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