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    Reece Jones

    Unit 12- Ways of reducing/preventing crime There are many ways of reducing and preventing crime in the UK, this could be through the power of intelligence led policing, PCSO’s, community safety partnerships, neighbourhood watches Etc. All of these ways can be used to prevent and reduce crime in one significant way or the other, these can improve a community or make a family feel safer in their respected community. Intelligence led policing is a so called strategy that is all future orientated to

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    Policing Functions

    Policing Functions   Policing in the U.S. is unique to any other part of the world today or in anytime in the past. Near the turn of the century there were so many individual police departments and agencies in the U.S. that it could easily seem very strange to people in other countries why there was a need for this huge number of entities. Most often in other countries law enforcement is ran by a central agency or ministry that is over all local branches. Unlike the US system in which local departments

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    Murder or Manslaughter

    someone is waiting on another person to arrive home to kill them or if someone was to poison the victim. Another way a person may be guilty of first degree murder is if a person dies a result of a violent act that was commit such as rape, robbery arson or burglary. Most cases are trial by a jury and depending on the states, it could sentence a person to spend life in prison or it could mean the death penalty. People who are convicted of first degree murder are sent to a maximum prison due to the

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    Beneficial Or Brutal: The Effects Of The Death Penalty

    Beneficial or Brutal: The Effects of the Death Penalty Do you think it’s fair for those to face the death sentence as a way of receiving justice? The death penalty has existed for over 200 years in our country, and is still active today. It is the practice of taking a wrong doers life as a form of just actions. Since the year 1976, it was calculated that 1,392 inmates were sentenced to death. Currently, there are 2,816 inmates waiting to meet their fate on death row, however, the death penalty is

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    UCR Vs NIBRS Essay

    Nationally, crime statistics come from two major reporting sources; the Uniform Crime Reporting Program (UCR) and the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS). The data collected through the UCR and the NIBRS is used by Congress to make decisions toward the policies and to allocate federal criminal justice funding to the states. In order for Congress to make these policy decisions based on statistical information, there has to be an understanding of how each program will collect ad report

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    Antitrust Law

    Antitrust law is the law of competition, and it is perhaps the least understood law of all. This article provides an overview and explanation of the essential principals of antitrust law, along with comments on certain recurring themes and recent developments in the voluminous case law by which the courts have struggled to give meaning and practical effect to the principal antitrust statutes. What Is Antitrust Law? Broadly speaking, antitrust laws seek to promote fair competition on the merits and

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    Caliorimetry

    This front sheet must be completed by the learner where appropriate and included with the work submitted for assessment. Unit: 1 Fundamentals of Science Course: Extended Diploma in Applied Science (Forensic and Medical Science) (15VF0270) |Learner Name (Please enter your name): | | |Assessor Name: Claire Watkins |Issue Date:

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    Rico Policy Issues

    All that is required to indict an individual with a RICO charge is that they commit two predicate offences within a 10-year period. Predicate offences are defined as any violation of state statues against gambling, murder, kidnapping, extortion, arson, robbery, bribery, dealing in obscene matter, or dealing in a controlled substance to name a few. In many of these cases, the boss or Godfather is indicted on charges of conspiracy to commit other predicated offences. Many organizations have been prosecuted

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    American Pageant Chapter 13 Summary

    1492 - Columbus arrived by ship in Carribean Islands and declared that himself and the spanish people are superior than the naked natives. He then declared to enslave the natives to work and learn the ways to live life as he depicted it. His initial arrival to the newly discovered land led more Europeans on their way to find their own land to colonize. 1607 - English arrived in Virginia and founded the colony of Jamestown on the tip of the James River in Virginia, where around 200 Indian Warriors

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    9/11 Research Paper

    Other acts of hate toward Arabs and Muslims other than murder, such as physical assaults, verbal harassment, intimidation, attacks on mosques, vandalism, arson, and other property damage, made living in America increasingly difficult. The victims of the backlash of the 9/11 attacks did not have any evidence indicating that they were somehow involved. In 2001, reported data by the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR Program) showed over a 1,600 percent increase from the previous year in Anti-Islamic

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