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    World 18 November 2016 Should we Still Be Using the Death penalty? Whether we are browsing the internet, reading a newspaper or simply watching television, we are bombarded with news of countless numbers of barbaric crimes. In the midst of dealing with an umpteen number of barbarous crimes many wonder, what should be done to deal with the uncivilized members of our society? One of the biggest controversies in our society is whether or not capital punishment is morally right or wrong. Since the…

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    Theory Of Rational Choice

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    of Rational Choice assumes that all criminals and crimes are rationalize when they are committed. It states that people choose to commit crimes after weighing the costs and benefits such as the consequences of their actions; whether their choice brings them pleasure and reduce pain. (Akers L.) For example, in recent U.S. history, James Holmes, the Aurora theater massacre shooter portrays actions that exemplifies rational thought to commit the crime which left 12 dead and injured 70 others on…

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    the officers’ use of discretion? Since I started to read “cop in a Hood” I get to understand in a deeper way how police officers work in the state and in the county where I live: Baltimore, specifically the eastern district. I know that no one is perfect and when I say “no one” that also includes police officers. Now back to the question, I will answer that it all depends on the people, the citizens. The police uses discretion in multiple times, sometimes for their own safe, just to be “good…

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    Judge Cassell Case Study

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    Most American’s think we should be even tougher on crime, a study even showed that “71.5% of Americans think that sentences are not harsh enough” (Cassell 1023). Plenty of people believe that prisoners have good reason to be where they are, so in their minds, prisoners can stay in prison for a long time…

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    citizens are armed, as they were in the Wild West, crime doesn’t cease” (391). This argument is easily rebutted as his claim is based upon events that have taken place over one-hundred years ago. This claim does not take into consideration the improvements in law enforcement as well as the Judicial system that have taken place since the days of the ‘Wild West’. While an increased percentage of armed citizens may not have a positive effect on crime, one cannot determine this from events that…

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    Identification… A crime in any magnitude is a social conflict. As an individual grows and develops, he or she is introduced to certain ideals such as right and wrong. The central ethical issue in “Obtaining the Confession” is justice, and the techniques in police interrogations in order to produce a confession which include lying to suspects, empathizing with him or her to lead them to tell the truth, offering leniency and inferring that there is a small window in which to confess in order for…

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    other times before Aileen’s trial began January 13th, 1992. After being convicted of her crimes, the option of giving Aileen the death penalty came into question. This was to be decided after her psychological stability was tested. Three defense psychologists that had performed a series of tests and evaluations, eventually agreed that “Wuornos suffered from borderline personality disorder at the time of her crime, resulting in extreme mental or emotional disturbance” (The Case of Aileen…

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    Eyewitness Identification

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    their testimonies of events are needed. One question that comes to mind is, due to wrongful convictions found after DNA testing; will eyewitness identification be accurate enough to overturn a wrongful conviction? In a high stressful situation like a crime, witnesses analyze what appears around them and in their surroundings at a shorter time. In addition induced stress, instead of stopping and observing their surroundings, the body to goes into survival mode;…

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    How to Get Away With Murder It seems everyone has fantasized about how to commit the perfect murder. It may be while watching one of the many murder series on television, or having a conversation about a recent news story. They could be imagining how they would commit the perfect murder if they were the villain in a mystery they are reading. Or it may even cross their mind when they are exceptionally angry with someone. Even while having these fantasies, most rational people can see the…

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    Nannie Doss Research Paper

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    this stage, Nannie experienced conflicted emotions about men and whether she would commit to them or not. All of the tension experienced by Nannie could have led her to formulate the identity of a murderer since she believed that men who weren’t perfect must be disposed…

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