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    Country for Old Men” and “Fargo”. The opening scene of NCFOM where Anton Chigurh strangles the cop to death instantly reminded me of when Gaear Grimsrud in Fargo shoots and kills the police officer in the head after only getting stopped for a minor traffic incident. “Money is the root of all evil” is a one of the common themes both “No Country for Old Men” and “Fargo” share. There is also a small time cop whose experience and intelligence pieces together the crime the deranged criminals and the…

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    there would be no light, blackouts happen all the time during war. Every horror movie has the thing that is making the characters stay where they are, and a horror movie can often be judged on how effective and innovate this confining factor is. The bad ones are notorious, “My cell phone won’t get reception,” “The car won’t start!” etc. In Under the Shadow these factors are not only smart and natural, but add to the story overall. At one point, Shideh takes Dorsa and flees the house in the…

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    us through the struggles of Melinda Sordino’s freshman year. Before Melinda’s freshman year of high school she and a group of friends went to a party full of seniors, and beer. It was at this party where Melinda got raped by Andy Evens, called the cops, and became an outcast. Keeping to herself about the rape Melinda struggles to survive the drama of freshman year. Melinda often found herself trying to ignore or hide from her problem because she was scared of the positional harm that it could…

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    Ross Case Summary

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    perform his duty the ethical way. The way that he handled the situation demonstrates that he is not a morally good or ethical person. I believe that Ross is not a good representation of the department or the community. I understand that he wanted to put Andrews in jail since he was a child molester and he didn’t want the same things to keep occurring. The parents also did not make a good decision. Their daughter will end up traumatized for what happened and I believe the parents should have…

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    Traditional Crimes

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    (Schmalleger, 2016, p.114-115) -This idea is a very basic partnership, between with police and the community. In doing so, they can solve problems and crime together as one unit. -The Watchmen style of policing is looked down upon being it can give a bad name to any department. (Schmalleger, 2016, p.115) >Informal police intervention >Persuasion/Threats >”Roughing up” convicts -Legalistic style of policing is when officers heavliy enforce the “letter of the…

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    take a bus than the train.” (Kopp) Although the crime rate has dropped greatly over the past few years, the subway still isn’t the safest place to be especially at night. Most of the crimes that occur near or on the subway are not extremely violent. A good majority of the incidents that happen are cell phone thefts. SEPTA has tried solving these problems. They attempted this by having more officers on duty at a time which has actually helped a lot. Their new strategy has become to place their…

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    and how police should be educated, trained, and deployed. This must be done before it is too late.” (Couper 1) David C. Couper then explains in the letter, “I have come to the conclusion that the problem is not bad cops, but rather a bad system of training. It is a vast problem. The good news: It is a correctable one. But solving the problem must start now.” (Couper 1) “It is impossible to have this discussion without acknowledging the role of race. Police in America practice often two styles…

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    The Raven's Home Analysis

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    Let’s Bend The Rules, Baxter Style! A Look Inside ‘Raven’s Home’ Episode 8 Breaking the rules on school property is illegal. Try telling that to the Baxter-Grayson kids and Tess in Episode 8 of Raven’s Home. When Booker and Levi want virtual reality goggles, they try to mooch from their mothers. When that doesn’t work, they decide to break the rules and sell snacks at school. Meanwhile, Raven helps Chelsea break the cycle of making excuses for her ex-husband, Garrett. The Future Is Now…Or Not…

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    S.E. Hinton’s World Famous Book “The Outsiders” was published on April 24, 1967. She started the book when she was 15 and finished it a year later. The book is about a group of teenagers who are dealing with Bad social situations at school and in the neighborhood. Because over 14 million copies of the book were sold, Director Francis Coppola helped S.E. Hinton bring her book to life. Doing so, she told the Director how she wanted it to go. To my surprise the movie came out almost exactly the…

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    hanging out with the wrong people or the wrong crowd, a person could get in trouble or get a bad reputation. A good example of this is when my best friend *Jim and I went to Garden City to a church event. About two years ago my best friend Jim and I were on our way to Garden to the church event. Jim was a somewhat of a bad person Jim has gotten in more trouble than I have. He has gotten in trouble with the cops. Jim and I were sixteen years old at the time. The church event was an overnight…

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