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    The Importance Of The Fourth Amendment

    my car, but yet the officer let the dog in my car and he destroyed all of my stuff. So they say we have rights, but really do we? I hate guns, drugs and physical violence, but if any officer ever wants to search my home, car or property again they better have a search warrant. Although I do like the Eights Amendment, it would be my least favorite because some crimes deserve excessive fines, bail and cruel punishment. For instance murderer’s child predators, and child abusers. Anyone who purposely

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    Criminal Justice

    First degree murder is a crime against a person. The actus rea is the “guilty act” of the murder, or killing itself. For first degree murder, you need to establish the mens rea, or “guilty mind”, which would be determine if the murder was premeditated or not. The mens rea, the act of a guilty mind. First degree murder is a premeditated crime. That init self is indicative of the mens rea of the perpetrator. The elements of

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    Using Material from Item a and Elsewhere Assess the Value of the ‘Chivalry Thesis’ in Understanding Gender Differences in Crime.

    Similarly, Roger Hood’s study of over 3000 defendants found that women were about one-third less likely than males to be sent to jail. Also typically female crimes such as shoplifting are less likely to be reported. For example, property crime is less likely to be reported than the violent or sexual crimes more often committed by men and when women’s crimes are detected or reported they are less likely to be prosecuted or are let off lightly. This suggestion therefore supports the items belief that women

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    Cybercrime: Impact on Today’s World

    threats each day. Online fraud and hacking attacks are just some of the examples of computer – related crimes committed on large scale every day. One common definition describes cybercrime as any activity in which computers or networks are a tool, a target or a place of criminal activity. There are several difficulties with this broad definition. It would, for example, cover traditional crimes such as murder, if perchance the offender used a keyboard to hit and kill the victim. Another broader

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    The Freedom Riders

    themselves and accomplished the message they were trying to send. The benefit of that was showing what the freedom riders were all about. The Quote “Quiet Strength can overcome violence, how courage can overcome fear, how peace can overcome awful hate. Furthermore, today’s society in the world things is done so wrongfully. We have people getting killed and accused falsely. The judge and jury. Overruling

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    Sentencing Guidelines In Supreme Court Cases

    Sentencing guidelines are a set of standards that set parameters for trial judges to follow when imposing a sentence. These guidelines are meant to limit a judge’s discretion in deciding an appropriate sentence for convicted individuals. However, this concept is considered highly controversial, due to several Supreme Court cases that have changed the way sentencing guidelines are used today. In Apprendi v. New Jersey, the court ruled that any factor other than a prior conviction that increases the

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    Computer

    Computer crime Computer Crime Definition A computer crime is any illegal action where the data on a computer is accessed without permission. This access doesn't have to result in loss of data or even data modifications. Arguably the worst computer crime occurs when there are no indications that data was accessed. Computer crime is often attributed to rogue hackers and crackers, but increasingly organized crime groups have realized the relative ease of stealing data with relative low-level of risk

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    Cybercrime

    Case Study – Cybercrime International Centre for Criminal Law Reform and Criminal Justice Policy 1822 East Mall, Vancouver British Columbia, Canada V6T 1Z1 Tel: 1 (604) 822-9875 Fax: 1 (604) 822-9317 Email: icclr@law.ubc.ca www.icclr.law.ubc.ca Case Study – Cybercrime By Annemieke Holthuis Counsel Criminal Law Policy Section Department of Justice Canada Case Study prepared for Co-Teaching at the National Prosecutors College Beijing China November-December 2006 As part of the

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    Powell Case Summary

    Quick summary of case incident: Powell case 2009-wife, Susan of Josh Powell disappeared (never charged). Two children of Josh and Susan Powell are Charlie and Braden. Josh’s father Steven lived with Josh and boys. 2011-Steven Powell arrested on charges of voyeurism, child pornography. Susan Powell’s parents granted custody of two boys. Josh Powell was granted supervised visits twice weekly. Feb.2012- CPS worker arrived with boys at Powell’s new residence for visitation. Powell let boys in, and locked

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    Ernie's Diner Narrative

    I am Detective Stotts, and I’d been called to the scene of the shooting at Ernie’s Diner. I always hate seeing dead bodies, but you have to do what you got to do. I’d only been supplied only a bit of information. The victim, Frank, was a mobster and was in his mid-forties. The crime happened at Ernie’s Diner at 3:27 PM on Fourth Street, Independence, Missouri, on October 25th. Ernie, the owner, and only employee also gave me some info; The shooter had leaned on his hand on the wall as he took the

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