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    a. Crime/ pg. 195: The violation of norms written into law. I feel that crime is the main definition represented in The World’s Most Dangerous Gang. The gang MS-13 or Mara Salvatrucha was started in the 1980’s. It today is the most dangerous gang in the world. It is an international crime gang that started in Los Angeles, but has gone as far as Mexico and Central America. Their criminal activity consists of but not restricted to is drug trafficking, illegal immigration, money laundering,…

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    Dharavi A Slum Analysis

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    Crime is the violation of norms written into law. Crimes are considered unlawful acts that can be punished by the authorities. Crimes can be done individually or groups known as gangs. “A gang is a group of recurrently associating individuals or close friends or family with identifiable leadership and internal organization…

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    and after the prohibition era. Schultz successfully carved out his own chunk of success in the violent New York organized crime world by being even more ruthless and violent than any competitors. Schultz helped shape the culture at the time but also was very much shaped by the culture that he worked his way to the top of. He was a very successful European jew in an Italian dominated crime market by becoming very feared and very respected. However, he would live out the saying, "If you ride like…

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    Mob Crime In The 1920s

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    I based my NHD on the notorious mob crime that occurred in the roaring twenties. From the day-to-day danger of death to the risks one had to take in order to stay alive, the action packed era is what inspired my decision. But what primarily made me choose this topic was the infamous gamblers, smugglers, drug dealers, bootleggers, and the hit men. The well known mobsters who have integrated themselves into history. A few like Al Capone, Dion O'Banion, Charles Luciano, Meyer lansky, and Frank…

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    was about 13 years old and dropped out of sixth grade after hitting his teacher. He then joined a famous gang owned by Johnny Torrio, the same man who later employed him in Chicago. The gang was known as the Five Points Gang They committed petty crimes such as stealing, but nothing as serious as what Capone eventually did. He worked in Brooklyn with Yale until he moved to Chicago at Torrio’s request. When Torrio was finally caught, Capone as his protégé inherited the whole mafia in Chicago and…

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    Five Points is a neighborhood in Lower Manhattan notoriously known for its gangs, crime, and poverty. This neighborhood was mostly recognized as an Irish neighborhood in the mid-1800s. The reputation of the Irish was that they were criminal by nature, and the horrible conditions of the Five Points helped affirm that reputation. Initially a reservoir in the 1700s, Collect Pond was located just north of today’s City Hall. This pond was the root of spring water for Dutch inhabitants of downtown…

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    Piru Street Gang Essay

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    Gangs are considered a group of people who are cliqued up together. They are also known for committing crimes selling drugs and for the title the most powerful gang in the streets. The gang that I will be doing my research on are called bloods, I chose to do my paper on them because I have a lot of close friends that are a part of this gang and there things that cannot tell me because I’m not a part of the gang and I want to find out somethings that they cannot share with me. The black gang…

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    Strain theory helps explain why individuals join gangs and how their affiliation to a gang can ultimately lead to these members committing a variety of crimes. Society plays a very important role in how people see themselves in relation to others (Winterdyk, 2016, 177). Individuals believe they are aware with the goals that must achieve and attain in order to be seen as successful by others. For some individuals these important goals could be identified as the house they live in, the car they…

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    Arthur Miller

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    In this essay I will comparing the way that Arthur Miller looks at the themes of crime, justice and honour in both American and Italian society. I am looking at how characters’ views of the main themes change throughout the play and the ways in which these change effect the direction that the play takes. One of the main themes that Miller looks at is the view of crime and what consists of a crime in American and Italian culture. An example of this is the story of Vinny Balzano where a young boy…

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    Al Capon Organized Crime

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    multiple different substances, including, but not limited to, mercury, soap, and formaldehyde. This led to thousands of deaths and countless injuries in drinkers. (alcoholsolutionsandproblems.org). As individually smuggling alcohol became harder, organized bands of outlaws rose in major cities to supply all the bars. Some of the most famous of these were Al Capone’s, king of Chicago; Bugs Moran, his rival; and Machine Gun Kelly, among others, including the Italian Mafia.This was a very…

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