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    The Impact of Movies on the General Public Movies are an unparalleled communication channel that effectively informs and entertains an audience through elaborate stories and experiences. They occupy a place in American pop-culture through their ability to evoke emotions that facilitate the bonding of friends and families. The most contradictory debate concerning movies is found in their ability to influence people’s behaviors and expectations in everyday life. Some argue that movies’ sole…

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    Theory of Differential Association The theory of differential association is a concept that was coined by sociologist Edward Sutherland. The theory seeks to provide an explanation as to what makes people commit crimes. According to the textbook, Edwin Sutherland’s theory of differential association is attributed to the fact that people learn criminal behavior through their relationships and communications with others, which includes members of their inner circle groups that support…

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    loved playing violent video games”. If violent video games are a reason why people think it’s okay to use guns to commit crimes, then get rid of them. Video games aren 't necessary for people, much less violent video games. Assault rifles are the main type of guns that people want to ban. According to the NRA, assault rifles “have never been used in more than a small percentage of firearm-related violent crime” (Ridder). A study shows that in 2010 90.3 percent of gun related crimes were…

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    senates, where there will be able to have a majority to say no on expanding the three strikes law. Nevertheless, there were many opponents who disagreed with Mayor Richard Berry that his solution will decrease the violent crime. According to the article, “More prison time won’t cut violent crime” by Matt Coyte, President of the New Mexico Criminal Defense Lawyers Association states that “The community’s knee jerk reaction demanding the incarceration of more people for longer periods of time is a…

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    decades, there has been a rise on the amount of aggressive behavior depicted in movies (Bailey, “Kill Pixels” 17). Knowing that violent media can influence aggressive behavior, people still pay to see those movies and enjoy them. This increases the likelihood of the incursion of even more violent media– just because it sells. The same goes for the creation and consumption of violent games. However, this apparent thirst or acceptation of antisocial behavior and the heavy presence of violence are…

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    _**Models for Non-violent Crimes**_ We then did a very similar data analysis on the number of nonviolent crimes per $100,000$ people within a community. First, we realized that a quadratic transformation of nonviolent rate was necessary because this improved the linear relationship between nonviolent crime rates and the predictors. We also included quadratic terms of some of the predictors. Second, but running Forward Selection Algorithm on all the $25$ predictors that could potentially affect…

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    Drug Offenders Reduce Crime Rates In today’s society drug offenders are not a sparse. They are in our neighborhoods, our schools, our favorite restaurant, and quite frankly all over our community. Drug offense though might not be the only crimes that they are committing, often times these types of offenders are committing a variety of other crimes as an affect of the substance abuse. In theory, incarcerating drug offenders seems like a rational solution to diminishing crime, although it is only…

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    their loved ones. However, I also believe most people just want criminals to be punished for the crime they committed, in hopes of deterring them from committing the same crime again, and potentially harming others in the…

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    Countless times violent video games are regarded as atrocious or appalling, but it can be used as an exceptional tool especially for teenagers. A few examples of violent video games which could be used as tools are Grand Theft Auto, Call of Duty, and Halo. There are more violent video games I haven’t listed which can be used as tools, but these are the most popular games in the market to show their usefulness. These types of games include heavy violence such as killing, shooting, and…

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    Violent video games are bad for many kids and even bad for adults. They can influence kids to think that the stuff they 're seeing in the games is the right way to act. Violent games are made for people over the age of 17, but many adults buy the game for kids that are under the required age. Kids should not be seeing people kill people for fun. They should stay away from games like Grand theft auto or black ops. There is a lot of gore and violence that kids do not need to see. Kids who…

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