Criminal Justice Trends

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    What Is Peacemaking Criminology

    theory, feminism, majority of the policies of peacemaking have long been backbone of the policy recommendations of traditional criminology, and peacemaking does not provide a plan for getting past criminal justice policies revise (Barnes, 2007). Also, this theory was never introduce into the criminal justice system. I wonder why? I propose that minimizing the force or violence is necessary to keep the peace but won’t eliminate the war on crime itself (Pepinsky, p 2). Even if we minimized the force

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    Kids Are Kids Until They Commit Crimes Summary

    they are immature. Marjie also stated “research suggest that adolescents squeezed through the adult system are more likely to come out as violent career criminals than similar kids handled on the juvenile side”. That being said, i believe teens are capable of making a better person. Teens snap and are frustrated of being pushed

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    Police Violence

    This is where the minority group is fighting for justice to be made. There has been situations where victims have been left unconscious, permanently disable, sent to the hospital or in some cases death. In the year of 1991, Rodney King was pulled over after a high speed chase pursuit in Los Angeles, CA

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    Arguments Against Capital Punishment Statistics

    is important to the future of criminal justice and criminology. Does capital punishment really deter crime or is it exacerbate crime? In previous research it has been assumed that the economic model, which states offenders weigh the expected costs and benefits of committing a crime. Earlier researcher claim that violent crimes happen during interpersonal disputes, therefore cannot be deterred (Glaser, 1977). The brutality of capital punishment only incites criminals and increases the rates of crimes

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    Picking Cotton Coy

    the convoluted justice system particularly when it comes to rape. It is disheartening to hear how rape is discussed in terms such as she was violated or taken advantage of; I think it is just a coy avoidance of the word rape. Based on what I have read through the pages, I am certain defense attorneys have to work hard to coach their clients to rehearse a story just like Moreno did and perform for the jury. Likewise, I am reeling from writing a paper about the miscarriage of justice using the Picking

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    The New Jim Crow Analysis

    perspective strain, individuals who are unable to succeed through legitimate means turn to other avenues(crime) that promise economic and social recognition” (Schmalleger Pg.113). According to Alexander, 55 percent of the adult black population have a criminal record. In addition, they are more likely to go to prison than attend college. With this being said, Alexander also notes that African Americans understand that drug involvement is often used for survival. Since they’re unable to achieve their goals

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    Restorative Justice Model

    The Restorative Justice Model aims to repair the harm caused by the crime through cooperative practices among victims, offenders, and the community. Primarily, restorative justice well-known target is the victim(s) of a crime. Through restorative justice the victim(s) can receive restitution or some kind of meditation. Many times after a crime victims are left to deal with the aftermath of the violation that was taken against them. Restorative justice model aims to bring the victim, their offender

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    Abu Ghraib Research Paper

    During the rule of Saddam Hussein, “Abu Ghraib was a symbol of death and torture. That same prison became a symbol of disgraceful conduct by a few American Troops” (Asser). With the fall of Saddam’s regime, the United States gained control of the prison because they needed a protected area to keep Iraqi’s who were suspected of assisting Saddam from hiding during the American occupation. Outside the walls of this prison, it seemed to have an acceptable reputation; however, many did not know what

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    Juvenile Record Expungement

    For a juvenile who has committed offenses prior to their eighteenth birthday, filing the proper paperwork with the court system, they might be able to expunge their record and literally eliminate it from record (Shlosberg, Mandery, West & Callaghan, 2014). The sealing of their juvenile record will allow the individual to move beyond that time frame in their past as well as provide them a fresh start in life. Some states automatically expunge or seal a juvenile offender’s record after they reach

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    The Mafia

    For many years, rogue actors such as the Mafia, dons, and criminal gangs have positioned themselves at the center of the politics and economy in nations across the world. Such networks of outlaws have gained acceptance in poor neighborhoods and are widely seen as alternate authorities that bring both social order and disorder in many societies. These actors are characterized by a strict organization with bureaucratic modes of operation driven by underlying violence. However, in the last two decades

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