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The Case Against Capital Punishment
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This 5 page paper contains a number of arguments against capital punishment. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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The Case Against the Death Penalty
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This 3 page paper provides a basic argument against capital punishment. Various arguments include retribution, social control and deterrence. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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The Case For Expert Witnesses
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There are those who argue that sexual harassment cannot be defined under law because it is personally defined. That is, what one person may consider harassment, another would see as a normal response and, or, behavior. This 5 page paper explores the use of an expert witness in the case of Snider v. Consolidation Coal Co. as a means of validating the recurrence of the offense, providing a shared perception for the jury to identify with in order to make a judgment. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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The Case Of The Cannon Murder
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This 7 page paper presents a scenario which is then discussed as to the relevance of the law pertaining to murder. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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The Causes Of Crime Are Really Irrelevant As Far As Situational Remedies Are Concerned
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12 pages in length. Crime theories are an important collection of scientific reasons why criminal behavior occurs throughout society. People exposed to different environmental and social stimuli have been shown to exhibit certain behaviors experts contend are responsible for motivating them toward criminal activity. These circumstances – such as poverty, absentee parenting or stereotype vulnerability - condition individuals to circumvent civilized social behavior in order to justify the need to utilize crime as a way in which to get what they can otherwise not obtain. However, while crime theories have a prominent and well-earned place within the context of understanding criminal behavior, they are wholly unsuccessful in addressing situational crime, a reality that occurs only when conditions are collectively present to encourage the crime to take place. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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The Causes of Crime:
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This 5 page paper explores the causes of crime in our modern society. This paper examines the reasons people commit crimes, and cites a number of statistics to support these views. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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THE CAUSES OF URBAN UNREST: CENTRAL LOS ANGELES
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This 4-page paper, using Davis "The City of Quartz" as a jumping-off point, suggests that reasons for urban unrest can be traced to unemployment, poor schools and other social issues. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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The Challenges of Police Department Recruiting
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This 16 page paper provides a look at the recruiting of rookies and the problems departments around the United States face. Issues such as the importance of psychological testing and hiring qualified candidates, as opposed to merely increasing volume, is explored. An outline is included. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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The Changing Context of Work and Human Relations -- The Example of the Police Service Field
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This 6 page report discusses the contemporary world’s constant employment turmoil and change, especially as related to police service organizations and the role of human resources. As law enforcement departments work to find better ways of providing quality service to their communities, they find they need to develop their own formal performance evaluation system to continuously provide their employees with feedback about their work and the community’s attitudes regarding their service. At that point, the traditional function of human relations is expanded to include successful strategies for change in the overall organization. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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The Chicago School Of Criminology: Influence
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9 pages in length. Espousing environmental reasons over and above the conventionally accepted morality rationale, the Chicago School of Criminality changed the very nature of how society viewed – and thereby approached treatment for – criminal behavior. Criminal activity is a way of life for many people who fail to adhere to strict social guidelines, the same blueprint that makes man a civilized being. When these defined boundaries are overstepped – either purposefully or by mental imbalance – the Chicago School of Criminology paved the way for society and law enforcement alike to understand how various theories apply in order to better understand the motivation behind such behavior. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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