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    physiologically, emotionally and intellectually immature (Hess, K., & Orthmann, C. (2013)). The purpose for the juvenile system that started over a century ago, was to separate youth offenders from adult offenders even though they may commit the same crimes. Unlike adult court system, juvenile courts focus more on rehabilitation rather than punishment which is the reason why several juveniles are put into detention facilities. Throughout the juvenile court system there have been five periods…

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    History has documented a number of examples of this form of punishment being used to help deter crime and to protect society members as well as their beliefs. As society changes their opinion, focusing more on restorative programs rather than vengeance, it is contributing to the idea that capital punishment is obsolete. However, many states have disbanded…

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    Teens join gangs for a variety reasons from families, schools, friends, to what city they live in. Gangs are everywhere, even some of the nicest cities. Peer pressure, family, protection, and boredom are the main reasons I noticed that teens join gangs. In reflecting upon my own adolescence and witnessing teens joining gangs, I believe that all these reasons are closely associated. It seems as though gangs have no boundaries it affects the poor and the rich, small towns, suburbia, and some of…

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    be more cautious about her decisions but more reasons why it changed her for the better stand out and have a bigger impact. The first main reason why prison changed Piper for the worse is due to her and the other inmates being segregated by race, crime and sexual orientation. The second reason being if she wants to survive her sentence she has to join a gang and the last reason would be because the situations that the guards face Piper and the other inmates with would scar them. Piper clearly…

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    Indiana in the 1970’s. The first is social disorganization, when the steel mills closed and residents began moving away to find employment, black youths from Chicago moved into city and formed gangs as a way to have both protection and to commit crimes to garner income. The second is underclass theory, which Wilson (1987) used for the economic instability surrounding Chicago. This theory claim deindustrialization is the cause of gangs forming. First, all those who were able to move out during…

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    Children as young as 13 years old have been typically without any consideration of their age or circumstances of the offense. 13? You think 13 is bad, in the 1900’s at least 10 children were executed in the United States for crimes they committed at the age of 7. Most crimes committed are by children under the age of 18. Research has shown that children in the adult criminal justice system are 34% more likely to be arrested again than those convicted of similar offenses in juvenile court. They…

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    drift from public executions and adopted a new form of punishment most commonly known as transportation and or imprisonment. This method emulated the out of sight out of mind philosophy that sent thousands of convicted criminals for a wide array of crimes to Britain colonies, such as Australia. This change evaluated the criminal justice system methodology of punishing subordinates and adopted psychological hardship over physical pain and torture. Both imprisonment and transportation stripped…

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    For example, in the book, on page 259, the author gives a chart of which is shown between the tensions between a social worker and juvenile justice personnel. (Exhibit 12.1). The author also shows the data crime rates of 1992 until 2011 and how it has changed for the better or worse within those years. - What key concepts does the author use to organize this information, this evidence? The author uses research and other sources from other users to provide…

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    “Preserving A Better World” Murders, child trafficking, sexual harassment, hate crime, to even the silliest as dumpster diving and mail theft happen everywhere. Most people are notoriously known for their ruthless and conniving ways. That’s why there are plenty of injustices in the world. It is up to the United States legal professional team to create a more peaceful and preservative society. This paper will be uncovering and conducting research to further explain to my fellow readers the…

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    worked on a serial killer case, where the victims in the case had received a specific letter in the mail from someone who was called the Romeo killer, of whom they had never heard of. In those cases, they had arrested and charged a man for the said crime. After the charges were brought against the man, Veronica…

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