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    Over the course of year a retail company will lose thousands of dollars a year due to shoplifting and internal (employee) theft. Many companies will hire a staff who are trained to monitor and take action if necessary when it comes catching a shoplifter. Over years retail companies have seen many changes when it comes to theft. Shoplifters have got smarter in the ways they steal from a company. Even though we still see some shoplifters coming in and conceal one item and walking out the door.…

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    Software piracy is the stealing of software by reproducing unauthorized copies for other people. Since software is not technically owned by the purchaser, but rather is a purchase allowing the ability to use the software, it is not legal for user 's to make copy of the software product they do not own. Software piracy is an extremely difficult form of piracy to stop because it is almost impossible to monitor individuals user 's and what they are doing with the software they purchase. It…

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    Charlotte-Mecklenburg area and other areas in North Carolina. In order to maintain the balance, the people need to work together to apprehend those who wish to steal from others. Not too long ago, hay thefts were rampant in the area of Caldwell County. Caldwell County Sheriff 's Office deputies linked the local hay thefts in the area to the drought that had been going on for a lengthy amount of time(Lucas). This drought in turn led people to steal hay from the farmers that were successfully able…

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    What is the best way to steal? Over many years, thieves prearranged many plans on how to get away with theft. This is how some of the history’s most creative crooks made off with millions. On December 22, 2000, the criminals who robbed the Stockholm’s National Museum in Sweden had known exactly what they were after in their well-planned theft. A machine gun will get you the haul, a bomb will distract the police, and cars with flat tires cannot respond to an alarm. Their distraction tactics were…

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    A white collar crime is a nonviolent crime committed usually for monetary advantage. White collar crimes are particularly difficult to track, and innovation today is making it significantly harder. White collar crimes are on the rise due to the technology advancing. There is a wide range of white collar criminals, however they are normally business and government professionals, or somebody in a position of trust. Despite the fact no physical harm is being conducted, white collar crimes cause…

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    The famous case of twenty two year old David Camez was one of many that violated cybercrime not only in the United States, but globally as well. Camez was found guilty of committing racketeering crimes along with committing fraud across the globe through an international website called Carder.su. Though the website was not only David Camez’ investment but also fifty other members, who were not found guilt or sent on trial. The members of the website were basically giving money to hack into other…

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    intention to steal personal property belonging of another person, from his or her person or in their presence; against a persons will; by an act of violence, threat of force or intimidation while carrying a dangerous weapon. Basically, robbery is theft accomplished by violence or the threat of violence with a weapon. Since this element of force sits at the core of robbery, the most commonly asked question in a robberys examination alarms the time of the violence. For example, violence only…

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    Dangers Of Shoplifting

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    Each resident who is currently living in the state of Florida should be aware of the dangers of shoplifting. Shoplifting might seem like a simple petit theft crime; however, going to a store pretending to be a customer while you are stealing property that is not yours can get you incarcerated. Everyone who steals property from a company or store is hurting the community and itself. I learned that shoplifting can prejudice my future as my rights as a citizen in the United States can.…

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    Abstract The purpose of this research is to show the full range of history and prevalence of the criminal act of Property Destruction. Property damage is damage to or the destruction of public or private property, this would either be by an individual who is not the owner or by some act of nature. This kind of criminal act may include harm to an automobile, a fence, a tree, a home, or any other personal possession. Lastly, the act of property destruction can be classed as an act of God…

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    motivations of both, finding that they are similar in many aspects. The approach of bringing more originality to assignments from instructors would teach students to think for themselves, thus reducing the rate of spontaneous crimes, such as theft. While theft is defined as the stealing of another’s physical property, plagiarism is defined as stealing the thoughts or ideas of someone else (Merriam-Webster). If students are forced to find and develop their own original ideas because of unique…

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