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    Many murderous crimes are seen throughout the novel. The novel represents the past and how those times have proved to be more violent than times are today. One of the first examples of violence seen in Candide is after Candide kisses Cunegonde and is banished then finds himself in trouble. He ended up having to choose between being flogged thirty-six times by a whole regiment or having his brains blown out with a dozen musket balls. This is an extreme example of the gore and the difference of…

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    rewards and a sense of belonging not found at home they will continue to draw in children and young adults who seek that these basic needs be met. It can be from drugs or the violence aspect of it. The violence in a gang is important because the more violent the gang, the more powerful it is. It like…

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    The Influence of Violent Media on the Youth Just as author Wes Moore states in his book The Other Wes Moore: “When we’re young, it sometimes seems as if the world doesn’t exist outside our city, our block, our house, our room. We make decisions based on what we see in that limited world and follow the only models available.” (Moore 178). Unfortunately, today the model that young children have to follow is violent media. “Research on violent television and films, videogames, and music reveals…

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    Pleading guilty by reason of insanity is an interesting topic. On one hand you have a person that may or may not be in the right state of mind when the crime was committed. On the other hand you have individuals and defense attorneys that try to use this plea to get a lesser punishment. This topic has sparked many debates in and out of courtrooms decade after decade. In the last century there have been many tests developed to test a person’s sanity. These tests include the M’Naghten test,…

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    Contrary to popular beliefs, violent video games do not spawn violence. According to an article on nobullying.com, “68 percent of all American households play computer or video games. Of this, 25 percent are under the age of 18.” As a matter of fact, 15.5 percent of games are rated Mature with around two billion dollars coming in each year from mature video games. With this amount of revenue, there is no way the gaming industries will ever stop producing violent video games. While the number to…

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    rob a gas station. Fearing for his safety Thomas tried to rob the store. Having no experience in crime or robbery, Thomas first attempt was botched. While in the process of the robbery, the gun accidently went off scaring Thomas and he decided to flee with no spoils from the botched robbery. Before he could leave, he was attacked…

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    shot and killed, and with the high tech graphics and televisions that most people use today it is almost impossible to identify a contrast between what is real and what is virtual. PAMF later wrote that “If the games are violent, then the effect is a behavioral rehearsal for violent activity.”(PAMF 1). Furthermore families play a huge part in what children do later in their life. They can help decide who they become as a person both for good and…

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    Amnesia In Crime

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    Variations of Amnesia in Crime Amnesia; partial or complete memory loss. Amnesia is witnessed in three diverse states; dissociative, organic and malingered amnesia. All of which contain a lapse in memory recollection. However, each maintains a distinctive trigger. Criminals are exploiting the inadequate constraints of dissociative and organic amnesia in an effort to malinger amnesia in criminal trials. Although there are a number of perceived reasons why a person may become amnesic, either…

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    fact, just this year the city was named the most violent city in America (“St. Louis Named”). A large reason for the violence is gang affiliation. Another cause for their high violence rate is drugs. All those who live, work, and even those who visit the city and the city itself are affected by the violence. In the city of Missouri, children are committing crimes, taxes are rising, and lives are lost because of senseless…

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    reportedly be linked to their chance of committing a crime. These risk factors do not guarantee that a child will ever commit a crime, but it greatly increases their risk. It is considered that these events in a child’s life can greatly impact their rationality, social skills, and even their ability to cope with difficult situations. Taking the effects of the risks and the causes of the risks into consideration when determining why an individual committed a crime. Children exposed to risk…

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