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    you go up the ranks. Someone could be a drug runner, then get promoted to maybe making the drugs instead. This formal type of organization is which enables this gang to function. Its not as much of a formal organization but it is essentially organized crime. While the group doesn’t necessarily have a final objective, it has many smaller objectives that it would like to take care of on a daily basis. One of these objectives would be to control turf. The MS13 controls turf by using force. Certain…

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    The progressive movement in the 1900’s is quite similar to the current definition to progressives, however its focus was to improve the lives of many Americans who worked in unimaginable conditions. The people in the early 1900’s felt oppressed and wanted things to changed. You can kind of compare it to how many people in America feel about their current situation, but within emphasize in growing. The major cause of the Progressive movement is was social problems that Americans faced in an…

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    Intro Organized crime by definition is “illegal behavior that is planned and carried out by groups of people in a very systematic fashion”. In that regard, it has been and probably will continue to be a something that law enforcement will have to battle on every possible front. Organized crime is nothing new to the American criminal justice system, as it has been fighting with all aspects of organized crime for many years. While many may only think of the American Mafia, or mob, as many call it…

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    biological weapons, terrorism, and transnational organized crime. While each of these categories are of some importance different theories give more importance to some and less to others. This impacts how issues are ranked and then set in an agenda. Realists would typically focus on the issues that need to be addressed for them to gain more power. Whether that is addressing poverty to build stability in the nation itself or tackling international organized crime in order to be seen as powerful…

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    The Italian Mafia

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    It was the second largest organized crime group in Italy. They came to the United States in the 1920s. Since then, there have been 2,500 members identified with this mafia. The Camorra or Neapolitan Mafia first appeared in the mid-1800s in Naples, Italy. It started as a prison gang and…

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    1. Conflict Theory/pg. 27: “A theoretical framework in which society is viewed as composed of groups that are competing for scarce resources.” The MS-13 is a gang that is competing for scarce resources. In Mexico, poverty and starvation are much larger than in America, and the resources to combat these, money and food, are hard to come by. The MS-13 tries to get competition for their resources out of the way, by attacking immigrants. These immigrants are viewed by the MS-13 as a threat because…

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    The prohibition era in the United States marks one of the most significant eras of organized crime within the United States. While early forms of organized crime were found in the early 1900s with gambling and prostitution, it was not until 1919 that gangsters would become a real problem. Prohibition was the a hundred-year-old argument that finally reached the breaking point in the late 1910s. At the end of the American Revolution alcohol was still seen as a “good creature of God” and observed…

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    Mafia In America

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    American culture that people still enjoy today. Prohibition arose out of the Progressive Era at the end of the eighteenth century. In an attempt to reach a more virtuous society, it was concluded that alcohol was a major obstacle as it contributed to crime, poverty, as well as mental instability. This war with alcohol was won with the passing of the Eighteenth Amendment in 1919.…

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    Final Exam More than 700 million Iphones have been sold globally in 2015 (Costello). Iphones contain an unbelievable amount of personal information. From financial information, to emails, texts, photos, and passwords; imagine all that information being easily accessible to anyone. The FBI is currently trying to convince Apple to give them a “backdoor” to a particular phone. What the FBI fails to realize is how dangerous this could be for anyone else. Tim Cook, the chief executive of Apple,…

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    era played a significant role in stabilizing organized crime by turning a blind eye, or committing crimes themselves. The Kremlin was not the only part of the Soviet Union that was corrupted by the mafia. The Communist party had control over the police and judiciary systems. Therefore, the mafia was able to utilize the police and judiciary for informal protections. The protection provided by the government is another enabling factor of organized crime. “With the Communist party also in control…

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