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    bullying leaves on its victims can range anywhere from unhappiness to suicide. With the dangers of he world increasing, it is important…

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    bullying to occur, causing distress on both the victim, and as the study Characteristics of College Cyberbullies reveals, on the perpetrator also. Cyberbullying is an “intentional act with the purpose of harming someone that utilizes technology such as the Internet and cell phones,” a rising trend to where the victim sometimes does not even know the perpetrator (Schenk et al., 2013). It has been known that cyberbullying causes negative effects on the victim, but this study reveals that the…

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    studies also to show that domestic violence occurs most likely in lower income families. Some studies argue that domestic violence may be a result because of culture values. Among these issues studies say that it is hard to find out who is really the victim and this situation. As a main result higher levels of acceptance were reported by those who observed…

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    mis-identification of the accused and unreliable witness statements. An example of a grave miscarriage of justice is the case of R v Stefan Ivan Kiszko [1978] 68 CrAppR 62. Kiszko was jailed for 16 years for murder and sexual assault. A crime he did not commit and as evidence later demonstrated a crime he was physically unable to commit. This miscarriage of justice was later deemed to be down to police corruption, forensic failings and unreliable witness statements. Other miscarriages of justice…

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    (first female chancellor presiding over the most powerful European economy), J.K. Rowling (multi million dollar author-wrote Harry Potter), Rosa Parks (First lady of civil rights), and Oprah Winfrey (generous Philanthropist), have all made such a big impact on life ("31 Most Inspiring Women Who Changed The World”). Each of those women were influential in changing what was viewed as the normal. If each of those women were locked up and hidden from society because the males didn 't want to see…

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    Risk Characteristics A high number of victims that encounter law enforcement agencies are from devious backgrounds. Law Enforcement most understand and have very clear that dealing with a kid in any situation is a risk factor when it comes to human trafficking, this also goes to female adults already trapped in commercial sex, voluntarily or not. Much attention should be given to those females that are reported missing as discovered in a Central Florida County Sherriff’s Office recently. A…

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    personal contact, there is psychological and emotional damage of the victim (Hinduja & Patchin, n.d.). Being a user of most forms of social media, I do see cyberbullying first hand. I have been a victim of cyberbullying.…

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    According to a paper written by Andrea Cohn and Andrea Canter, they say that bullying is the most common form of violence in our society today; between 15% and 30% of students are bullies or victims(Bullying in Schools 4). Bullying in the schools has gotten way out of hand and has been troubling for researchers trying to find a solution for many years. Anyone can become a bully no matter what shape or size that person is. Bullying is a terrible thing to deal with as it is but having to deal…

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    The damage done by helplessness can damage one further than pain and fatigue. Some may say a victim 's agony is, "...as simple as black and white" (Lee, 203), but the destructive power of these experiences is much more severe. The "...disgust in [a man 's] eyes..." (Pacheco, 135) goes beyond than discomfort or grief alone: the torture from loneliness…

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    (“Obama Launches’”). Sexual assaults on college campuses are commonly committed, but are often hidden from incoming students and reports, however they are finally getting federal and public attention. Sexual assault is the forcing of a sexual act on a victim using violence or a mood altering substance without their consent. Bonnie Fisher, a professor for Criminal Justice and Research at the University of Cincinnati for explains there…

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