Essays on Crime Prevention & Criminal Justice

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Victimology: Concept, Definition, Paradigms and Paradoxes

2 pages / 1086 words

Introduction Victimology is referred to as the scientific study of victimization. This involves the relationship between victim and the person accused. Justice J.N.Bhatt defined victimology as a science of suffering and compensation as a result of it. Victimology is seen as a relatively young discipline...

Criminal Justice Victim

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Crime Statistics in Australia

4 pages / 1760 words

Some sections of society believe it is appropriate for Australia to have tough laws for specific crimes. Australia needs to adopt a “tough on crime” stance against serious crimes, which erode the fabric of Australian culture and safety – those involving terrorism, organised crime and...

Criminal Behavior

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A Landmark Case of Dollree Mapp in The American Justice System

2 pages / 1044 words

The American justice system is one of the best in the world. It has evolved greatly since the creation of the United States more than 200 years. Not only is it less biased and racist, as it was bound to be during the time of...

Criminal Justice Justice

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Discussion About Victimology and How It Has Developed since The 1990s to Now

6 pages / 2800 words

Introduction It has been located through a variety of academics that as time is going by way of the time period victimology or victim has not been described in a single precise definition primarily based at the truth that there are many distinct causes that...

Criminology Research Scientology

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The Description of Crimes Committed by Gang Groups The Ms-13 & The Crips

1 page / 670 words

The two examples of ethic illegal crimes committed by minorities I have chosen to write about shown in the news are the MS-13 and the Crips. Each of these gang group activities results in blocked opportunities. According to Merton’s Strain Theory of Deviance, Merton states...

Criminal Behavior Gang Gang Violence

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Evolution, History and Controvercies of Juvenile Facilities

3 pages / 1150 words

Juvenile Offenders in Prison “According to the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, the number of delinquency cases involving detention increased 29 percent between 1985 and 2009 from 246,300 to 318,000.” The dynamic role the Juvenile Justice System has structured has not only been...

Juvenile Crime Juvenile Justice System Prison Violence

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Proactive Forensic Science for Evidence Collection

2 pages / 817 words

Introduction Forensic technicality and Equipment or instrument eligible to examine and Anti-Forensic method and theory and such Technicality and Equipment and instrument are called Proactive Forensic Science. Proactive Forensic Science is used in evidence collection. Which is used in examine or investigation. And evidence storage...

Forensic Science Research

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Intelligence, Probation and Prisons in Criminal Justice

2 pages / 990 words

The gathering and scrutiny of information to give intelligence end result meant to enlighten police decision making at the tactical and strategic levels is referred to as the intelligence-led policing. Any information salvaged from various sources that can be scrutinized and deduced for a variety...

Criminal Justice Intelligence

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West Memphis Three: a Critical Analysis

4 pages / 1658 words

The murder of three little boys: a terrible thing in and of itself, but the tragedy in West Memphis didn’t stop there. On May 6, 1993, three young boys were found dead in a West Memphis creek after being reported missing a day earlier. With...

Criminal Behavior Victim

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The Threat of Organized Retail Crime and Active Shooters 

7 pages / 2967 words

Asset protection has become one of the main focuses of businesses now more than ever. With the rate at which technology is advancing, it has made asset protection easier than it was years ago, but it is still without flaw. Regardless of the various measures...

Crime and Punishment Punishment

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Memory and Eye Witness Testimony: The Reliability of Witnesses

1 page / 381 words

The debate on eyewitness reliability has been a long one as eyewitnesses can be a key component in court cases, especially criminal trails. The purpose of having witnesses of crime testifying in court is to aid the prosecutor or defense lawyer’s argument in hopes that...

Criminal Investigation Criminal Justice Eyewitness Testimony

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How Strain Leads to Crime

3 pages / 1321 words

Introduction Many of us doubtlessly face strain throughout our lives; it depends on our way of coping to determine if we will commit crime or simply resort to work harder. The strain theory was developed by Robert K. Merton. My perception of strain theory is...

Punishment

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Analysis of The Murder of John Orner

3 pages / 1442 words

On 01 March 1961 in Columbia South Carolina the taxi of local taxi driver, John Orner, was found empty but with blood found in the inside the vehicle. There was no sign of Mr. Orner and where he might possibly be. Later on 3 March...

Criminal Investigation Murder

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The Differences and Similarities Between The Real World and Cyber Space Criminology

2 pages / 1092 words

There has been an increase in cybercrimes, one of the main ones is that there has been a dramatic increase in the amount of people that are involved and use the Internet. Once one understands that the Internet cannot filter people according to their utilitarianism....

Criminology Cyber Crimes

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The Reasons Why I Want to Study Criminology at University

1 page / 529 words

What drives criminals to do what they do? Do environmental factors have a big impact? And are the police good enough at reporting it clearly for the rest of society to understand criminals and crime in their own communities fully? These questions are the reason...

Criminology Personal Goals University

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The Crime of Theft Through The Marxism Theory and Merton’s Strain Theory

3 pages / 1368 words

In this essay proposal, I will be talking about two theories (Marxism Theory and Merton’s Strain Theory) that help explain the crime of theft. Both theories talk about how crime is socially induced instead of being personal and individualised, therefore criminal behaviour is a social...

American Criminal Justice System Criminal Justice

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Kids Will Be Kids

7 pages / 3394 words

Every year in the United States there are thousands upon thousands of various crimes that are committed. There is also a selection of different punishments that a subject can undergo for their crimes, The decision is ultimately up to the court system. Crimes can be...

Corporal Punishment Juvenile Crime Juvenile Justice System

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Requirements for Good Law Enforcement Field Notes

2 pages / 942 words

Field notes are very important for the law enforcement. This is because they serve as the basis for further investigation. With the information recorded in the field notes, a police officer can use it as a lead on the investigation. Good field notes help the...

Criminal Investigation Law Enforcement

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Analysis of The Serial Podcast Investigating The Murder Case of Hae Min Lee

3 pages / 1193 words

The murder case of Hae Min Lee is a very intriguing incident, as it is a tale full of many holes and facts that don’t match up. For both the observers and the investigators, this is a difficult case to consider, as there is evidence...

Adnan Syed Criminal Investigation Murder