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    Chinatown Film Noir Essay

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    Film Noir was always filmed in black and white, with high contrast and dark shadows, creating an ominous feeling. Often this picture style foreshadowed the heinous crimes that would occur, and the rest of the film would consists of a hard-boiled detective uncovering the real facts. Finally film noir plots include an obvious femme fatale, and criminals who were always punished for their crimes due to production code requirements. Polanski merges all of these conventions with…

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    Spencer Although Sherlock Holmes and Shawn Spencer are similar in their strategies in solving a mystery, the way that they interact with their sidekicks, their skills at perceiving a crime scene and methods identifies who the more advantageous detective is or how they are equally effective. Shawn Spencer is just as effective as Sherlock Holmes by how he observes every inch of the crime scene. Holmes interacts with his sidekick by sending him off to do most of the work while he secretly does…

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    1. Tuesday, September 5th, 2017 at approximately 1:41 a.m., the Fayetteville Police Department received a 911 caller about a shooting that occurred in the area of Cliffdale Road and Prestige Blvd, Fayetteville, North Carolina 28314. The caller advised someone was in his vehicle shot and he was going to the Hospital. 2. At approximately 1:52 a.m., A silver Acura with North Carolina Registration EJT1785 pulled into the Emergency Room Entrance of Cape Fear Valley Hospital. Officers from the…

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    There began a rand study and other studies that led to the funding of research by the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration which new information and proposals led to the methods used to investigate past crimes. These new guidelines and suggestions offered new recommendations in Managing Criminal Investigations (MCI). First, this research allows the patrol officers to have more investigative responsibilities something that they did not have previously. Secondly, by including solvability…

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    Events In Law & Order

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    The nurse had informed the detectives that it takes more than two weeks for the child’s body to deteriorate due to their organs developing an infection. Therefore, Keith would have known that the children were being neglected by their mother. He stated that he visited the home two weeks ago but he was not sure. This was a sign that he was not visiting the home. The detectives informed the district attorney that they wanted to have Keith prosecuted.…

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    instantaneously the police and detectives arrive at the front door of their fellow co-worker’s house. As the minutes pass, the detectives ask questions and search for evidence. The detectives find nothing but generously remind Mary her meat is still in the oven. Overwhelmed with emotions, she informs them she is in no mood to eat. “Why don't you eat up the lamb in the oven?” she offers; Mary knows the perfect way to discard her weapon. Finally, she convinces the detectives to eat the lamb after…

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    When we hear the name Sherlock Holmes, many people automatically think of the greatest detective known to man. However, in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s “Scandal in Bohemia” this is not the case. A woman by the name of Irene Adler is introduced or better known as the woman to Sherlock. Towards the end of the story Sherlock Holmes finds a letter that was left for him by Irene. The letter itself is a symbol for what had previously just happened throughout the entire story, and exemplifies a major role…

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    In A Study in Scarlet, by Sir Author Conan Doyle, he uses a witty and brilliant detective named Sherlock Holmes to show the audience how investigators solved crime back then during that time period and the different technology they used to solve them and how it is different today’s technology. In the show series Sherlock, the episode “A Study in Pink”, gives a little bit of a modern take on A Study in Scarlet and shows how technology advancements can make the better. Having these modern twists…

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    in the film, an excessively obese man, is held captive and forced to eat an extraordinary amount of pasta; so large a quantity of food that his stomach lining fractures. From here, John Doe repeatedly kicks the man in his side until he dies. The detectives find the victim face down in the bowl of spaghetti with his hands and feet bound. This is the first discovered victim, and from this it soon becomes clear that there is meaning behind the killer’s…

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    If I were a gang detective supervisor writing a policy for custodial juvenile interviews I would highlight the suspect’s age and mental capacity in the policy, especially because of the ruling rendered in J.D.B. v. North Carolina. Furthermore, I agree it is important to attempt to contact the juvenile’s parent, guardian, interested adult, or attorney prior to conducting an interview, but depending on upon the totality of circumstances, it is not a requirement for detectives to wait for adult…

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