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    Martin Bryant Case

    cold-blooded killer who is solely responsible for the worst massacre that has occurred in Australian history. Today, I will prove to the crown and the members of the jury, that the evidence presented will find Bryant guilty on multiple counts of murder and arson. 35 people were murdered and 23 were injured. On April 28th, 1996, at 11:00am, Bryant arrived at the Seascape Lodge; a local Bed and Breakfast. Investigators believe Martin shot and murdered the two owners - David and Sally Martin – after their

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    Security in the Public Services

    property such as the police cars and equipment are: theft, arson (purposely damaging property with fire) , commercial sabotage (damage or vandalism which disrupts normal flow of the business) , product tampering (sabotaging equipment still in the assembly line) for example placing recording devices on police radios in order to listen in on police communications, and fraud. The threats towards premises such as the police station and homes are arson, terrorism for example bomb threats/attacks, vandalism

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    New York Conspiracy Trials Essay

    The New York Conspiracy Trials, a time where paranoia and terror went widespread throughout the city, exposed how corrupted society was during the 18th century America. Similar to the Salem Witch Trials, people went out looking for blood based on false accusations and hearsay, even if none, or if any, of them held a single grain of truth. As the number of mysterious fires escalated, so did the animosity amid the whites and blacks. Not to mention the fact that the faulty court system did not take

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    Ellen Foster

    about gangs with us so I know what signs to look for so I can steer clear of any gangs. Marty Monahan was a very good guest speaker. He taught us about Arson. Marty Monahan is a Arson investigator. I found his presentation interesting because he went over all of the steps that he uses to investigate arson. I was not well educated at all about arson before I met Marty. He taught us a lot and I appreciated it. Kevin Hogan was a guest speaker on probation. I found his presentation interesting because

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    Fig Fire Case Study

    The defendant Atkins told his friend that he was going to burn down the house of Figgs. The next day, a fire was reported in the canyon below the ranch where figs lived. In fact, the fire could not be controlled for three days and it actually burned an area from 2.5 to 2.8 miles long. The fire Marshall investigated that the site where the fire had originated was completely burned and smelled of a combination of soil and gasoline. On the other hand, he found a disposable lighter and Atkins's wallet;

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    Case Burning Down the House

    Burning Down the House: A Case Study in Forensic Instrumental Analysis by Adam M. Boyd and Randolph K. Larsen III Chemistry and Biochemistry St. Mary’s College of Maryland As Dr. Marie Stanforth steered her cumbersome suv into an unoccupied space at the scene of the latest fire in upstate Michigan, she instantly recognized the address. It was the current residence of her ex-husband. Yet, with the same calm and collected demeanor with which she approached every crime scene she ever visited, Dr. Stanforth

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    Law Essasy

    The Cambridge Law Test: Specimen Questions All applicants who sit the test in Cambridge will be asked to answer one question in one hour. Individual Colleges will select, from a centrally-set bank of questions, the particular question or questions which appear on their test papers. Three types of questions will be made available to the Colleges, although most Colleges will use only one of the three types:  Essay questions;  Problem questions;  Comprehension questions. Whichever type of

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    Security Objective Componets

    reason I say this is because, if there was proper security at churches then the shootings, fires and bombs would not have happened. Relative to the security of the churches, some countermeasures or possible solutions for the shootings, incidences of arson, and bombings, would have to be cracking down on the security. Churches are usually more of a tight little family so it’s unbelievable when things like these happen. Especially when it is done by a member of the church. If churches were to have

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    English - Campus Security

    also inform marked patrol units from the Department patrol the Campus regularly.  Five Towns website http://www.ftc.edu provides their 2009 through 2010 Campus Safety Report. Within this report there you will find the amount of Aggravated Assaults, Arsons, Burglaries, Drug Law Violations, Harassments, Hate Crimes, Illegal Weapons Possession, Larcenies, Liquor Law Violations, Motor Vehicle Thefts, Murders/Manslaughter, Robberies, Sex offenses and Vandalism though out the 2009 and 2010 school year.

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    Types of Crimes

    tends to have a negative effect on the community as a whole and to the family of the victims left behind to suffer without their loved ones. The property crime category includes the offenses such as burglary, larceny-theft, motor vehicle theft and arson. The property crimes generally involve of stealing property or denying the lawful owner of his rightful property; this category also involves damaging or destroying property while also depriving the lawful owner of his or her property. (FBI, 2011)

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