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    Martinez 1Effects of Property CrimesThere are many different types of property crimes, these include theft, larceny, embezzlement, vandalism, receiving stolen property, false pretenses, forgery, uttering, arson, and burglary. All of these crimes are defined as property crimes because they involve the unlawful taking or damaging of another person’s property. The effects that these crimes have on individuals and society, as a whole, are hurtful. For an individual victim of a property crime, the…

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    the Chapter 489 Laws of New York of 1888 which stated, “a current of electricity of sufficient intensity to cause death’ for offences committed after January 1st, 1889.” Twenty-six states adopted the use of the electric chair before 1967, and up until 1967 over four thousand people had been killed using this device. In Indiana, which used the electric chair for every execution between 1913-1994, shows that out of 57 people put to death by the electric chair fifteen of them were African American.…

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    Watergate Seven Scandal

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    The U.S. is said to have undergone a transformation of political culture in the early 1970’s. The Watergate hotel break-in at the Democratic campaign headquarters led directly to the White house. In 1972, President Nixon was seeking a second term and was facing Democrat George Mcgovern. Nixon was unsure that he would be re-elected, so he put in place several groups of specialized unlawful men to gather and uncover as much information that he could use against his opponent and party. Cover-ups,…

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    Miranda not being very close to his family, he kept a fair distance from his brothers and stepmom.When he was in the eighth grade Miranda have committed multiple crimes. He already had a criminal conviction for what appears to have been a felony burglary. After he committed the felony he was transferred to a reform school for 1 year (Arizona State Industrial School for Boys (ASISB). Shortly after he was released, Miranda was again arrested. After his second release he relocated to Los Angeles.…

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    Introduction This paper will go over the nature and scope of juvenile antisocial behavior as it relates to organized gangs. It will describe three of the most common forms of antisocial behaviors in organized gangs. It will also cover and describe three types of proactive solutions to the gang violence. Juveniles that are involved in gangs normally have some contributing factors that pushed them towards wanting to hang out or join a gang. The factors have to do with children that have…

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    number had risen to nearly 10 deaths per 100,000 (Thornton 1). Not only did homicide rates increase, but burglaries, robberies and assaults increased dramatically as well. “According to a study of 30 major U.S. cities, the number of crimes increased 24 percent between 1920 and 1921...arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct increased 41 percent. Among crimes with victims, thefts and burglaries increased 9 percent, while homicides and incidents of assault and battery increased 13 percent.”…

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    non-whites were living in an abysmal state. Furthermore, this passage proves that separating people by race causes anger because the non-whites rioted, and stole from the whites out of anger. Later in the story, it says that because of the many burglaries, the whites began to fear the non-whites, and began installing security devices. “When the man and wife, and little boy, took the pet dog for its walk round the neighborhood streets, they no longer paused to admire this show of roses or that…

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    Theories Of A Hate Crime

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    When it comes to a crime, deciding if the crime was caused by a bias-motivated offender can be a challenge. Hate crime laws can be enacted but arguments arise do to the fact that many disagree on the laws and how they may violate a persons’ first and fourteenth amendment rights (Gerstenfield, 2013). If a crime is classified as a hate crime, because the offender decided to harm a victim due to the victim’s race, religion, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or other characteristics than a…

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    Ted Bundy Fact Sheet

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    law enforcement's attention when one of his victims escaped and went to the police. She described Bundy’s appearance, his vehicle, and items he kept in the car. When Bundy was pulled over for suspicious behavior officers searched his car and found burglary items that matched the description given by the woman who escaped from him. The woman later picked Bundy out from a line-up. • As a child Ted Bundy was shy and kept to himself, although he was well liked by his peers. When Bundy was…

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    High School Curfew

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    The safety of young teens and adolescents is very important to the community which we live in. This curfew will implement safety among all of these teens considering this law will keep the lives of children protected against misdemeanors, felonies, and federal crimes as well as protection against the indecencies that could harm or violate a community. The passing of this law will not interfere with the lives of the young, but will keep peers well rested for school on the weekdays and will still…

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