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Criminal Profiling
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A 7 page paper discussing the development and process of criminal profiling. As much art as science, the end goal of the process of criminal profiling is to identify and assess all of the information available about a crime or criminal so that all of that information can be used to locate, arrest and successfully prosecute those who would engage in violent crime. Criminal profiling is an invaluable tool for defining what investigators should be searching for in terms of suspects. As with any other operational advance, it still must be used properly if it is to return the proper results. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Criminal Profiling
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A 12 page research report that utilizes scholarly literature on this topic to demonstrate the legitimacy of the position that, while criminal profiling is not always 100 percent accurate, it is a legitimate and valuable tool for law enforcement officers. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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Criminal Theories: Capitalism, Race And Age
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3 pages in length. Why people commit crimes – and why only a relatively small percentage of people commit crimes – has long been the focus of myriad research, hypothesis, speculation and outright guessing. What does fall under the umbrella of commonly accepted theories, however, is the impact certain undeniable elements have upon the way in which some people respond in a given set of circumstances, such as economic and social inequity, race and age. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Criminal Treatment Program And Criminal Theory
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10 pages in length. Restructuring an individual's life when he or she has chosen the criminal route is both a long and arduous process; for lawbreakers who do not respond to standard scare tactics as a means by which to set them straight, there are tougher, more intimidating ways to achieve this objective. Understanding why some people turn to illegal activity while others do not is what criminal theories strive to reflect; attempting to correlate the relationship between theory and treatment finds one often borrowing from more than a single explanation. Boot camps and shock incarceration programs represent two treatment programs where a specific objective is sought through a series of harsh and enlightened interchange in order to ready criminals for reenter into society on its terms. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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Criminal-Psychological Profiling
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In 6 pages, the author provides an evaluation or critique of three articles relating to criminal-psychological profiling. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Criminological Theories of General and Specific Deterrence
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A 6 page paper which considers the historical evolution of these deterrence-based theories, discusses the school of criminology from which they come, and their relationship to broader sociological theories. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Criminological Theories: A Comparative View and Application
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This 5 page paper provides an overview of the issue presented and relates it to the current literature. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Criminological Theories: A Comparative View and Application
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This 16 page paper provides an overview of criminological theories, and compares and contrasts their essential elements. This paper applies these theories to specific issues, and demonstrates the value of one theory over others. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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Criminologist Sheldon Glueck and His Theory on Juvenile Delinquency:
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In five pages this paper examines Sheldon Glueck’s contributions to criminology and evaluates the validity of his theory on juvenile delinquency, which states that body type and a set of five criteria can be used to predict delinquent behavior in juveniles and also how this can be used to determine adequate probation for youthful offenders. The writer includes an observation from personal experience to assess whether or not Glueck’s theory is true or false. Three sources are listed in the bibliography.
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Criminology Theories
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3 pages in length. Understanding why some people turn to illegal activity while others do not is what criminal behavior theories strive to reflect; attempting to correlate the relationship between theory and treatment finds one often borrowing from more than a single explanation. The writer discusses how criminal behavior is based upon a combination of the Conflict Theory, Differential Theory, Opportunity Theory and Subculture Strain Theory. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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