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    Sex Offender Case Study

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    Fogle (Gidman, 2015). Less than a month in court, Fogle plead guilty of the sex crimes he was being accused of (“From Pitchman to Prison,” 2015; Shenfeld, 2015). These crimes give Fogle anywhere from five to 12 ½ years in prison, $1.4 million in restitution to the victims, fines up to $500,000, treatment for being a sex addict, and Fogle has to register as a sex offender (“Ex-Subway Spokesman,” 2015; De Mar, 2015). There are numerous theories regarding sexual abuse; however, Fogle claimed…

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    Understanding the basics and the foundation behind Sharia law is not such a difficult task. Accepting it as a reasonable alternative to democracy is a bit more of a stretch for those who have only experienced democratic systems of crime and punishment. Crimes against a religious book are nothing new to Christians and those of any faith. The laws in a modern society of a nation that observes Sharia law seems archaic. Even more difficult to accept are the punishments handed out in accordance with…

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    3.0 Operant conditioning in Speech- Language Pathologists (SLPs) Furthermore, in order for the SLPs to apply the operant conditioning, they must have a better understanding of behavioural principles such as Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA). Baer, Wolf, & Risley (1987) defined ABA as “the systematic application and evaluation of principles behaviour analysis to the improvement of specific behaviours.” Learning, stimuli, responses, consequences, positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement,…

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    Divorce Reflection

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    CHAPTER – I INTRODUCTORY REFLECTIONS Marriage is the foundation on which the institution of family is built up. Family is the unit of society on which the super structure of entire society and stability of social institution would stand. A happy matrimonial life is undoubtedly the foundation for successful family system. On the contrary, the sick and disgruntled marital relation has their repercussion impact not merely upon the related spouses, their children. Its impact on society may give rise…

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    specific conditions that are designed to fit the offender to help that offender successfully reintegrate back into society. There are many special conditions based on the crime the offender committed. Required probation fees, community services, and restitution are also fair conditions that offenders have to complete. For the offender to complete community service it makes sense. The offender wronged and or hurt the community they committed the crime in so they should help the community in any…

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    cards. There have been a rising number of infractions concerning the matter; more specifically these are the charges rendered in one of the more recent cases. One felony charge of theft of government property, five years probation, and $170,000 in restitution cost seems a bit steep for a TV wouldn’t one think? A former Department of Veterans Affairs employee recently pled guilty to one count of theft of Government property. The former employee used her Government credit card to purchase…

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    In my writing paper I give my opinion about what is the underlying historical and economical effects in pursuit of the alternatives to incarcerating offenders in jails and prisons. I will discuss three options of incarceration that are used in juvenile courts today. I will discuss alternatives that are in practice to support my responses. Additionally, I will explain the important societal and individual benefits of imposing sanctions or punishments that do not involve removing the child from…

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    Retribution, incapacitation, deterrence, rehabilitation and restoration are the five major goals of sentencing. The essence of sentencing is supported by national consensus and penological justifications. Each objective commonly overlaps and successful outcomes include crime reduction, recidivism, and public safety. The principle of retributive justice seeks to punish in proportion according to social attitudes of just deserts, compensation or accountability for criminal acts. Retributive…

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    Introduction Criminal law has been shaped by various ideas about its purposes (Duff, 2002a in Crime and Justice). One purpose served by the criminal law is to ensure that those who act wrongly receive the pain which is their just desert (Johnston and Ward 2010, 8). This simply put means that the community expectations of the criminal justice system is to see a wrongdoer reprimanded for his or her crime. The Elizabethan era is a prime example of this, as punishment for crime was often a public…

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    The autonomic nervous system is apart of the nervous system that receives instructions from the brain. It has two parts which are the sympathetic and parasympathetic. The sympathetic nervous system controls the bodes response to a perceived threat and is responsible for the fight, flight or freeze response. Where as the parasympathetic nervous system function is to control the homeostasis and the bodies rest and digest response. The sympathetic nervous system has a thoraco-lumbar outflow from…

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