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Papers On Criminal Justice, Corrections & Police Issues
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The Criminalization of AIDS Transmission
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This 8 page paper supports the idea that AIDS should be considered a weapon if purposefully used to do harm. Several cases are noted.
Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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The Crown Heights Riots of 1991
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This 8 page paper looks at the conflicts that ensued in Brooklyn New York, inclusive of the murder of Yankel Rosenbaum. How the conflict started, and how it could have been resolved in this community that was torn apart, is evaluated. Rothman's methods of conflict resolution are discussed. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: SA214CH.rtf
The Current State of Juvenile Delinquency
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(15 pp) The United States is home to approximately
57 million children under age 15 and nearly 20
million between 4 and 8 years old. Experts believe
that the teenage population may reach almost
30 million by 2006. This population growth may
partially explain why the United States has
witnessed a nationwide epidemic of juvenile
violence in the past 15 years. This discussion
will look at suggested programs and treatments.
Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: BBcrtjvd.doc
The Current Status Of Juvenile Delinquency
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15 pages in length. The current status of juvenile
delinquency reflects a growing concern toward core family breakdown and environmental influences. Clearly, the family structure is not a solid representation of strength and support as it has been considered in the past; rather, contemporary juveniles are often left to raise themselves amidst social, economic and political barriers that inevitably transform into delinquent behavior. As well, such environmental factors as poor academic guidance also stands to instigate negative behavior. Bibliography lists 13 sources.
Filename: TLCjuvde.wps
The Dangers of Restorative Justice
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There has been an increasing trend to use restorative justice. This is seen as cost effective and empowering victims. However, this 7 page paper argues there is a danger that by focusing on needs and interests of victims, restorative justice may go too far in the direction of 'privatising' crime. The bibliography cites 10 sources.
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The Dark Subculture of Law Enforcement
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A 4 page discussion of the police profession and the subculture that characterizes it. The author contends that the law enforcement profession directs the interests of those engaged in it, shapes their values, determines their relationships with others, and pulls people of similar interests and often similar personalities together. In most cases this is a positive phenomena. In some ways, however, the police profession is a subculture that has more of a deleterious impact on society than a positive one. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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The Death Penalty -- Comparing Saudi Arabia and the United
States
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This 6 page report discusses the fact that numerous
nations throughout the world find the fact that the United States
allows and acts upon a death penalty to be a barbaric example of
how uncivilized and violent America truly is. In 1998, both
China and The Congo executed more people than the 68 killed in
the United States. Iran (66), Egypt (48), Belarus (33), Taiwan
(32) and Saudi Arabia are examples of the attitudes of other
nations and other cultures. For the purposes of this report, the
differences and similarities that exist between the United States
and Saudi Arabia are used to illustrate the attitudes, beliefs,
and politics associated with the implementation of the death
penalty. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: BWsaupen.wps
The Death Penalty and Forensic Science
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A 3 page paper which examines the relationship between the death penalty and forensic science. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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The Death Penalty as a Punishment with a Deterrent Effect
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This 6 page paper examines capital punishment. It is viewed as a punishment that is a retributive form of justice. Its deterrent effect is also examined. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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The Death Penalty is a Good Deterrent
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This 4 page paper provides some evidence to show that the death penalty is a good deterrent. Both sides are discussed. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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The Death Penalty, Pro and Con
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This 6 page paper discusses some of the issues being debated with regard to the death penalty. It does not take a position in support or in opposition to capital punishment. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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The Death Penalty, Public Policy and the Criminal Justice System
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This 4 page paper discusses the death penalty, which is currently being repealed in two states (pending approval), and what the change means for victims, the accused and the community. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: HVpubpol.rtf
The Death Penalty: Arguments For and Against
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This is a 4 page paper discussing the arguments presented for and against the death penalty. The arguments for and against the death penalty often involve similar areas of concern: religion, justice, deterrence, cost, and respect for human life among other aspects. Currently there are over 3,500 people on death row in the United States and the controversy over the continued implementation of the death sentence continues. Advocates for the support of the death penalty argue that public opinion demands continuation of the death penalty as still over 64% of Americans support it. This percentage has decreased recently however in view of the number of convictions which have been reversed based on new DNA evidence in many of the crimes which further supports one of the arguments against the death penalty; the number of innocent people on death row. This along with the over-representation of minorities on death row indicates to many that there is something intrinsically wrong with the system. Advocates however believe that the support for the death penalty perhaps relates to society believing in the moral benefits and the usefulness of doing justice.
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The Death Penalty: In Support From An Ethical Perspective
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7 pages in length. The death penalty was created for a specific purpose; not only was it imperative for those who took another's life to be punished for such a horrendous assault against mankind, but they were bound to do so by forfeiting their own existence in exchange. When death penalty opponents cite such issues as human rights, unconstitutionality, the alleged absence of impact upon the incidence of homicide or the old adage that 'two wrongs do not make a right,' what they fail to incorporate into their collective opinion is when one kills, he no longer deserves to live. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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