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    Forensic Psychology

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    thinking patterns. Forensic psychology has recently been quite famous as witnessed by the many programs such as crime novels and movies being showcased on the television for example criminal minds and Crime Scene Investigations (CSI). Criminal profiling another name for forensic psychology involves criminal psychologists critically employing their knowledge and understanding of criminal pathology, motivation and human behavior, which assists them in developing the offender’s psychological…

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    Racial profiling refers to law enforcement officers made solely on the basis of race behavior. Racial profiling based on race, and a cross-sectional drawing is based on the behavior of the offender. The need to eliminate the practice of racial profiling to make practical suggestions. Each region of the world the phenomenon of racial profiling exists. Racial profiling statistics are very important to help determine the severity of the problem, the general trend as well as the best way to combat…

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    One of the most common techniques used by law enforcement to narrow down the criminal suspect pool is racial profiling. Racial minorities are being targeted by the key factors of race or ethnicity. I strongly disagree with this idea, for a person should only be held accountable if they are proven guilty. For my advocacy paper, I will address minorities; since I am one myself I will be able to relate to my audience more while informing them of the reasons this happens. This proposal includes my…

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    Racial Profiling Essay

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    racial profiling is once again reignited. The issue is especially prevalent and controversial in the United States, chiefly due to the fact that America is a diverse country with many ethnic groups. Such profiling is a form of discrimination by which law enforcement uses a person’s race or cultural background as the primary reason to suspect that the individual has broken the law. The topic of racial profiling has caused a rift between the American people. Some people claim that racial profiling…

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    Many cases have surfaced involving racial profiling. An abundant number of these cases involved police officers and black “offenders”. People are outraged that so many deaths are happening at the hand, of white cops, are bringing awareness and expressing their views in multiple ways. Some have organized groups against the actions of cops and the reoccurring issues of racial profiling in law enforcement. Others have brought the issue to social media using symbols like “#BlackLivesMatter”, sending…

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    Disparity In Prisons

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    will also address the issues that exacerbate our penal system: generational poverty, the war on drugs, and racial profiling. When you hear of a disparity between minority and Caucasian prison populations, you would probably think it’s a result of minorities committing more crimes. There are way more minorities in jails than Caucasians because of demographic issues, racial profiling, and skewed societal views and stereotypes. There are so many cases of preventable deaths and injuries because so…

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    Leanne Tiernan Case Study

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    In the case of murder of Leanne Tiernan, offender had attacked the victim, a 16-year-old girl who was unknown to him, after lying in wait by an unlit wooded path. He had forced her to go to his house, where he sexually assaulted and strangled her, and put her body in a freezer before eventually burying it. The judge had recommended a minimum term of 25 years and the Lord Chief Justice one of 20 years. However, before the secretary of state had made his decision, the Criminal Justice Act 2003…

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    This behavior happens for two reasons, as noted by Douglas and Munn (1992a), to re-direct the investigation or to protect the victim or the victim’s family. When the offender makes these alterations they don’t know what they are doing and make things obvious for investigators. The following are some examples of staging: when items are missing to show that it was a burglary gone badly and there are no signs of forceful…

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    discrimination gives me one emotion: disgust. Every sole on this planet has a voice, and if we want to see a change we must speak up for this bigotry. Racial profiling in law enforcement should have detrimental consequences because black people receive discrimination in the justice system, police brutality is more likely inflicted on dark-skinned offenders, and charges in the police force are less severe with instances of black…

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    demonstrated from what was observed in the court, as there were no female accused at that time. The stereotype that comes in to play, however, is the issue that race dictates who is more likely to commit a crime. And while the issue of racial-profiling is typically a more American one, it does not escape Canadian society. In fact, Brym and Lie (2015) maintain that the research proves the claim is credible. They even provide an example that verifies that well-educated white and Asian…

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