Essays on Crime Prevention & Criminal Justice

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Canada’s Juvenile Justice System

4 pages / 2064 words

Introduction There have been various effects in Canada’s Juvenile justice system from the time that the juvenile system it has existed, and most recently when YCJA Act, i.e., Youth Criminal Justice Act. There has a primary rationale that has been enacting the statute to reduce...

Canada Justice Juvenile Justice System

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The Factors of Social Problems of Juvenile Delinquency

1 page / 575 words

To begin with, I would like to state that every social problem has a deep root and the situation we usually see – is just the tip of an iceberg. Juvenile delinquency could be a prime example of this theory, as the causes of this...

Juvenile Delinquency

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The Rise of Juvenile Delinquency and The Flaws of The Juvenile Justice System

4 pages / 2028 words

A main change that has occurred in the world is an increased of juvenile delinquency. The term juvenile delinquency can refer to those offenders aged between ten and sixteen years (Queensland Police Service, 83). Australia state governments are responsible for dealing with young offenders. Juvenile...

Juvenile Delinquency

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A Study of Juvenile Delinquency and The Juvenile Justice System

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Adolescents and young adults often experience stress, confusion and depression because of their families, communities and school. Overwhelming feelings causes adolescents and a young adult to act out in varies ways. The study of juvenile delinquency is important because of what the victims goes through...

Juvenile Delinquency

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Mass Incarceration in Michelle Alexander's The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in The Age of Colorblindness

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For this paper, I intend to focus on Michelle Alexander’s award-winning book The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness, which centers itself on the object of mass incarceration. Alexander’s stunning account of the American mass incarceration system pulls to the forefront...

Mass Incarceration

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The Effects of Mass Incarceration on Societal Wellbeing

6 pages / 3178 words

Introduction When people think about childhood in the United States, they often think of their families. Fond memories, as well as a few harsh ones may come to mind. The reality of childhood can include some darker subjects, ideas that seem too adult for a...

Mass Incarceration

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The Failure of Mass Incarceration as a Solution to Violent Crimes in America

3 pages / 1478 words

Introduction United States has many of its citizens increased than any other country in the word. The sentencing laws that have been put in place which focus on extending prison terms as well as ensuring that repeated offenders are locked for many years have significantly...

Mass Incarceration

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Justice: What’s The Right Thing to Do by Michael J. Sandel

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Michael J. Sandel discusses how there are three different approaches to justice: welfare, virtue, and freedom. The theme of the book is on how and what is considered moral. He introduces several perspectives on morality and we as readers are given insight into what people...

Criminal Justice Justice

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History of Hair & Fibers in Forensic Science

1 page / 570 words

The importance of examining a hair or fiber was documented in the early stages of forensic science. One of the first forensic science reports involving the scientific study of hair was published in France, in 1857. This introduced the idea of hair and fiber analysis...

Forensic Science

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History of Hair and Fiber Analysis

1 page / 569 words

In forensic science history, the importance of examining a hair or fiber was recorded at its early stages. One of the first forensic science articles involving the scientific study of hair was published in France, in 1857. This introduced the knowledge of hair and fiber...

Forensic Science

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The Theories and Explanations About Crime Behaviour

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There is no one straight answer to the question ‘Why do people commit a crime?’. Do criminals act rationally after weighing up the consequences of crime? Is society to blame for why people engage in criminality? Do mental health disorders, neurological conditions or genetics play...

Criminal Behavior

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Forensic Toxicologist Job Description

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Toxicology is the study of all the adverse effects of drugs and chemicals that can take a toll on biological systems. Forensic toxicology has to take into consideration the application of toxicology for the purposes of the testimony at law, or in a specific medicolegal...

Forensic Science

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Failures of American Criminal Justice System in New Jim Crow

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In a society where the purity of fact is venerated largely by the vilification of bias, and subsequently defended by the equation of bias with fiction and fiction with falsehood, the attention of an audience is held only through a taxing balance of entertainment with...

American Criminal Justice System Criminal Justice

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Props, Scenery, and Punishment in Sartre’s No Exit

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While in the play No Exit hell is famously defined as “other people”, it is the setting of hell which will ultimately create the hostile and volatile conditions that the characters find themselves in. Sartre places his characters in his existentialist hell in order for...

Literature Review Punishment Reader

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The Special Needs of The Criminal Justice on Mental Illness Cases

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The special needs population that has been considered in this case include mentally ill within the criminal justices system. Case management focuses on incorporating key elements that focus on improving the wellbeing of individuals that are being assessed. Mental illness within the criminal justice is...

Criminal Justice Mental Health

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Dostoevsky’s View of Submission

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Often, authors develop a central idea in a novel by presenting it repeatedly in differing forms throughout the work. Fyodor Dostoevsky’s novel The Brothers Karamazov is a perfect example of this technique. Specifically, over the course of the work Dostoevsky speculates about the nature of...

Criminal Justice The Brothers Karamazov

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"Frederick Clegg is a Failed Man": Punishments in The Collector

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John Fowles’ 1963 novel The Collector is a deeply disturbing, intensely psychological book based around the principles of beauty, power, control, and class. The story follows Fred Clegg through his capture and abuse of Miranda Grey, an attractive young art student from London. Fowles reveals...

Literature Review Novel Punishment

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The Federal Bureau of Investivation

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When the Federal Bureau of Investigation was created, it was to make sure people followed federal law and judicial policy, they had no investigators on the staff that were going to be permanent to the team. When it was first established in 1906, it hired...

Criminal Investigation FBI

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An Analysis of The Socioeconomic Factors that Cause Juvenile Delinquency

1 page / 766 words

Today, the social structure and class turns highly fragmented based on the socioeconomic background of people. For instance, people who live in high-end suburbs in America cities are found upper-classes and those who live in cities with crumbling infrastructure and low-achieving schools could be classified...

Juvenile Delinquency The Outsiders