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    Criminal Justice Disparity

    African-Americans are more likely to be arrested and convicted and committed to an institution than whites who committed the same offense. Just this year in Florida two people committed the same crime and one person was sentenced to 20 years in prison while the other was at first never charged with a crime. One offender was black and the other offender was white. The first offender was Marissa Alexander, an African-America 31 year old mother of three, with one of the children being 9 days old

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    Gun Control

    gun regulations were stricter we wouldn't have so much crimes and deaths as we do. This country would be able to prevent many accidents and have fewer crimes. First of all, no one should be allowed to buy more than one handgun. What would be the purpose of someone owning so many weapons? The simultaneous or rapid purchase of multiple sales is a potential indicator of gun trafficking. If we had better gun enforcement, we would have less crime. Such as, Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN), which for several

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    Jasdklajda

    sentencing law will lead to more than 1,200 prisoners having their sentences changed to life imprisonment. Arroyo has made assurances that "we shall continue to devote the increasing weight of our resources to the prevention and control of serious crimes, rather than take the lives of those who commit them". She was keen to emphasise that her country was not soft on terrorism. In the Philippines, the death penalty was originally abolished in 1987, but it was reintroduced in 1993. Since then seven

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    mentorship to achieve their goals. The juvenile justice is designed to rehabilitate and not designed to punish. I know that I have the right attitude to encourage good behavior and diminish bad habits and even reduce the number of people convicted of crimes later on down the road. In order for me to get my degree I must complete a total of 120 semester hours. In which 30 of those are general education. After completing the degree program I will be able to explain, evaluate, synthesize, demonstrate and

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    Models of Organized Crime

    Models of Organized Crime Jalaine Franklin University of Phoenix CJA/384 Week-2 Mario Honore November 08, 2012 Models of Organized Crime Patron-Client Orgnizations When it comes to models of organized crime there are two organizations that this paper will refer to, the first is the Patron-Client organization and the second is the Bureaucratic organizations. The Patron-Client is a group of criminals that united together to establish connections that would benefit the groups

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    Prison Term Policy Cja 314

    of the United States of America. A person who commits a crime will receive punishment and will be prosecuted under the court of law. Prison policies have been written to assist the court in sentences according to a specific crime. The policies are usually to keep criminals in prison, and to deter further criminal activities. Those convicted of a crime may face a longer sentence than a person who is currently serving time for the same crime because of the changes to prison policies. Therefore, the

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    Criminal Justice

    more effective way to resolve some of the issues which that are apparent in the juvenile justice system. Juveniles who complete rehabilitation instead of being punished for their crimes are less likely to commit new

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    Does Poverty Cause Crime

    development and Academic Skills | Poverty and Crime | Does poverty foster crime? | | SHI Hanwei | 28 September 2012 | Introduction: There has been an ongoing discussion over the relationship between poverty and crime. Some of the researches have concluded that poverty does not increase the crime rate, because in some of the most undeveloped countries where people have low standard of living and some even struggle to survive, the crime rate was proven to be low (Christine 2005). However

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    Juvenile Court System

    court system takes into different consideration when it comes to juveniles. They look at the age of the juvenile as well as the nature of the offense or crime that has been committed. Although the nature of the offense or crime will not ensure that the juvenile will be charged as an adult. In the juvenile court system when a minor commits a crime they are referred to as delinquent not criminals. Juveniles are not arrest they taken into custody and also in court a juvenile case can have adjustment

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    Death Penalty

    does not include the thousands of people who were believed to have been executed in China. Do you think that is right to put someone guilty to death? Personally, I do not agree with this legal process to put a person to death as a punishment for a crime. I strongly believe that Thailand should abolish the capital punishment. I have three reasons to support my opinion. In my view capital punishment is immoral, cruel, and inhumane. First of all, Thailand is a Buddhism country. Lord Buddha teaches

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