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    Midterm Exam When looking at the various principles of choice related theories, the textbook written by Larry Siegel and Brandon Welsh, the Rational Choice Theory is defined as a utilitarian belief that man is a reasoning actor who weighs means and ends, costs and benefits, and makes a rational choice. Theories under this concept are, personal problems, financial needs or rewards, parental controls and supervision, revenge, deterrence, and vengeance, and lastly creating scripts. When trying to…

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    Scorsese directed the true crime movie, “Goodfellas”, a film based on Nicholas Pileggi’s non-fiction book Wiseguy”. Goodfellas is a movie that closely portrayed the life of a real life gangster named Henry Hill, additionally detailing the rise and fall of the notorious Lucchese crime family. Goodfellas and In Cold Blood differ in themes because one relates to gangsters and other details the story of two low-life killers, but it is the true event they are based off makes them related. The movie…

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    It is a well known problem in the United States today and is even a part of heated debates in the current election; the incarceration rates have skyrocketed in the past year and crime rates have not gone down. Crime, in fact, has also been at an all time high. This is not a worldwide issue, however, and it is obvious we as a country need to make a change in system. The incarceration rate is known to be an issue, but few know how much of a problem it is. The prisons now hold over two million…

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    are children, not fully developed in any area (physical or mental). I know there are horrendous crimes being committed by youngsters, but society must look at the underlying reasons that the crime was committed. Was the child being mistreated/abused/neglected? Was the child having adverse reactions to medication? Did the child have any mental illness? What mitigating circumstances surround the crime? We need to know the answers to these questions, as well as many others, before we just throw…

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    Research reveals that women of Mexico are reaching extreme levels to protest against domestic violence though seem to be continuously ignored. Mexico has become one of the most violent countries for women due to gang related violence, female vulnerability and lack of law enforcement. Gang-related violence occurring in Mexico is a major contributor to the country…

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    Juvenile Super-Predators

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    that are concentrated on the media not exposing crime in a form that “music, films, and popular television programs” are presenting it. Majoring of the new shows are introducing “crime-related violence which make up “61%” overall. Also, the media have changed and ignored some violent stories done by juveniles and some small amount by adults. Crimes that are unlikely to be heard of are being taken drastic exposing the full life event. Whereas, serious crime such as “murder, violence, and bloody”…

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    paper juvenile crime and delinquency will be explored using the ideas provided with General Strain Theory. There will be an in depth analysis of the impacts of both non-violent and violent abuse on juveniles, and the ways in which said abuse manifests itself into non-violent and violent crimes perpetrated by said victim. The analysis will draw from five various sources that studied youth of low to no economic status. In order to understand the reason for crime perpetration of crime by…

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    Causes Of Recidivism

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    correctional success. Prison programs are intended to provide counseling and skill training for prisoners for their reentry into society. The decreasing emphasis on these programs is leaving inmates unprepared. Prisoners face many challenges that lead to crime and reconviction. Buying a house is complicated enough as it is. For ex-offenders there are several factors that make this difficult including the scarcity of affordable and available housing, legal barriers, discrimination, and strict…

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    keep them from committing crimes. Interview participant three a professor of law enforcement at a university claimed, “It is important for the kids to have busy life styles. Some kids are involved in church and some are involved in sports. Having something to do keeps them from committing the crimes.” After analyzing the data, the researcher can conclude based on the participants that youth who are not involved in after school activities will be more likely to commit crimes. Some sports require…

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    positive effects of illegal immigration the increasing amount of immigrants is a threat to both the economy and society. The positive effects of cheap labor and a boost of economy in depressed areas help the economy but the negative effects of high crime rates and the amount of tax dollars spent on public services threaten only the economy, but also the society. When argued that illegal immigration has a positive effect on the United States economy cheap labor is most often the first thing…

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