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    “Black Market Billions”, by Pradhakar is a detailed book that takes readers into the realm of the billion-dollar business of stolen and counterfeit merchandise. Her extensive research illustrates how organized retail crime (ORC) succeeds in an economy filled with penny-pinching consumers that consistently decide to obtain cheaper ways of purchasing. A number of consumers look to purchase things such as luxury items and even over-the counter prescription drugs. Although these shopping decisions…

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    Dupré's Evolution Theory

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    there is consistent change, and we are adapting and learning to make sure that we survive. Why is shopping being promoted rather than stealing your necessities? Shopping ensures people get what they need and are safe, whereas shoplifting is not considered safe. Although shoplifting still exists, it may be done by those who are helpless, and that is what is required for them to survive. Those who do well at adapting have more chances of surviving and reproducing, whereas those who do not adapt…

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    staying. Later in the afternoon of April 25, 2016, I received information that Cheyenne Smith had an incident at Walmart Kingstowne. I was told by Officer Amy Earley of the Fairfax County Police Department that Cheyenne and Michelle Cruz had been shoplifting at the department store. Diallo Dunston and what is suspected to be Michelle Cruz' boyfriend Devin Chambers (16-121881) were waiting in the car outside the department store. Officer Earley reported that petitions were being sought for all 4…

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    Ancient Hammurabi Law Code

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    The Babylon Empire, one of the most prosperous and long lasting empires of Ancient Mesopotamia, a fertile region due to its location in correspondence to important rivers, such as the Nile and Tigris River, in what is now modern Iraq. For any good civilization to be great, like the ancient Babylon empire, it will need a good law code. A law code is a set of rules all citizens of a society must follow. A law code is necessary because it makes sure that criminals will always receive their…

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    Recovery Policy After reviewing over the economics and social profile of the neighbourhood as well as the information from the police there are many reasons to why the crime rate has been drastically increasing. Primary reason for these crime is because of the high poverty rate in the neighbour caused by the unemployment of the people who worked at the shipping yard. The lost of jobs lead people to find other ways to make money to pay for there necessities. The people in the neighbourhood…

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    Mandatory Minimum Sentencing Mandatory minimum sentencing laws entail binding prison terms to a minimum length for certain crimes that judges can not lower even under the most justifiable circumstances. These intransigent sentencing laws may appear as universally adaptable and a quick solution for crime. However, these laws prevent judges from suiting the punishment to the criminal according to their offenses. The outrageous idea of having a set mandatory minimum sentencing law is…

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    occasional event and when over then they go back to their regular life which often includes normal employment (Hagen, 2013). Shop lifting is a common occasional crime. Shoplifting is where someone steals an item from a store, the item could be worth just a penny and still consider an act of shoplifting. Mary Owen studies the act of shoplifting and discovered that there are two types of shoplifters, the boosters and the snitches (Hagen, 2013).…

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    Property Crime In America

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    Property crime is also an issue in American society. A large sum of the American population has been affected by property crime. Property crime is defined as “the category o f crime that includes among other crimes, burglary, larceny, theft, arson, shoplifting, vandalism, etc.”. Most property crimes are petty thefts but there are “professional property offenders” who tend to be older and quite skilled in the ways of…

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    The topic I chose deals with small crimes. Within these small crimes, I will be discussing traffic violations. The focus of the paper is to analyze the causes that make people receive lengthy/high sentences due to traffic infractions. Additionally, the paper will explain how the cost of traffic tickets lead to the incarceration of people who cannot afford the tickets. Last year, my mother was pulled over by the police; her car tag had expired. Due to my mom not being able to pay a previous…

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    Target's Reflection

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    to create an engaging shopping experience. Target also strives for the safety of their employees, their customers, and their inventories. Take a look at the important tools and talents they use to keep their stores safe against store shrinkage, shoplifting, or other errors. On the outside of the building, Target has surveillance cameras…

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