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    If someone was to create a product that has never existed before say for example a pair of plyers. They are so universal, simple, and practical but they didn’t require much thought to invent. It`s very safe to say that if that inventor hadn’t created them another person would have in no time. What I am saying, is that the idea of this tool is not that complicated. The idea would come to a clever mind in need of them even if they didn’t exists yet. The same can be said with hover boards, hover…

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    judicial system is one that convicts and incarcerates prisoners for various crimes. When a crime is committed, it is the judicial system’s responsibility to enforce and apply the laws. Under United States legislation, criminals are innocent until proven guilty in a court trial, but the judicial system during the twentieth-century did not properly give them fair trials. Instead, the court system convicted many prisoners guilty of crimes they “supposedly” committed. This situation created the…

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    Criminology “is an interdisciplinary profession built around the scientific study of crime and criminal behavior, including their forms, causes, legal aspects, and control” (Schmalleger 11). In criminology, there are several ways to study and analyze crime and criminal behavior in order to help reduce it. A crucial way to predict and accomplish this goal is with the help of scientific theories. A theory “is a series of interrelated propositions that attempts to describe, explain, predict, and…

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    Zavion Case Study

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    The family resides in the Lincoln Park section of the city of Portsmouth. The neighborhood which Zavion resides in has a high rate of crime and drug activity. The neighborhood is centrally located to public schools, shopping, transportation and churches of various denominations. Community resources include the Portsmouth Health Department, Maryview Behavioral Health Center, Maryview Hospital, the Portsmouth Department of Social Services and the Department of Behavioral Healthcare Services. The…

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    Party Lifestyle Analysis

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    lifestyle include spending time with friends (and committing crimes with them), drug and alcohol abuse, reckless and impulsive behaviour, lack of regular, stable employment and multiple others. Each aspect of the party lifestyle has a direct influence on an offender’s criminal decision making. By analyzing the group setting of the party lifestyle, drug and alcohol abuse and subsequently…

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    we will be reviewing five provisions of punishment in regards to criminal law. Each provision has a section to understand research and an ethical stance of the writer. The provisions are mandatory life terms for crime involving a weapon, electronic corporal punishment for violent crimes, five-year prison sentences for driving while intoxicated, public executions, and probation to be replaced by fines and incarceration. The stance of the essay is to respond as if the writer will vote for each…

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    a daunting task, but in the three articles “A Death in the Box” by Mary Pfeiffer, “Supremacy Crimes” by Gloria Steinem, and “Masked Racism: Reflections on the Prison Industrial Complex” by Angela Davis, the reality is exposed and reveals a flawed system designed and utilized by the wealthy upper class to punish and theoretically enslave the mentally ill and minority groups. In particular, “Supremacy Crimes” details the generalization and vagueness with which the media chooses to present events…

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    The School to Prison Pipeline is a systemic process usually put into racial and class contexts due to how it disproportionately affects poor students of color. Poor students of color are systematically marginalized and dehumanized, often finding themselves pushed towards deviancy and a criminal lifestyle within the school system. However, the policies and practices that lead to such a pipeline are not exclusive to just poor students of color, but marginalized groups in general. Shannon D. Snapp…

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    Police Hostility Towards Aboriginal People In the case of an emergency, police forces are the first to receive a call – as it is a lesson we are taught since childhood. They are our protectors from any type of malicious harm without regard to our ethnic background or our genders. In retrospect, has equality been the major focal point of police forces or does your ethnicity really come into question when in a life or death situation? This essay shall look at police hostility towards Aboriginal…

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    the media influences offending behaviour and our attitudes towards crime and criminal justice. A subject which will always raise the interest of the audience is crime, because human consciousness is always full of curiosity to learn more about things that happen not only around them but also in the world, even though those issues may not directly affect them. A straightforward definition of the crime is:’’ Legally, a crime is…

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