Crime in Japan: Improvements in Education, Employment, Penalties and Monitoring of Drugs
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This is a 4 page paper discussing crime in Japan and recent government reforms in relation to decreasing the crime rate. A recent increase in the crime rate in Japan over the past decade has prompted the Japanese government to implement improvement policies in the areas of education, employment, increased penalties and monitoring of the drug trade. Education and employment reforms have included those which take into account the importance of continued education, social factors related to crime, and the maintenance and re-education of workers within the labor market. Considerations in the law enforcement disciplines have included lowering the age at which young offenders can be tried for criminal offenses, strict public fire arm restrictions and international cooperation in regards to the drug trade and market. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Crime in the United States
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A 7 page paper which examines several websites and presents an overall discussion of crime rates in the United States. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Crime Prevention in Australia
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A 6 page paper discussing the "whole of government" approach to crime prevention and the difficulties of implementing that approach in Australia. Effective implementation depends on the development of appropriate policies and effective programs through which to exercise those policies. It also depends on the ability of governmental departments to work together and for all involved to take on a systems view of the goals before them. Though other nations – notably the United States and the United Kingdom – have had difficulties in accomplishing a "whole of government" approach to crime prevention, Australia appears to be better positioned for implementation of the same types of goals. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Crime Prevention.
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(6 pp) Our classroom-generated assignment asks us to determine the nature of the crime in our community. In order to do that the Uniform Crime Report, which has been in place since the 1940's we will need the number of crimes reported to the police, the crimes cleared by arrest, and the age, gender race of offender, and also use crimes reported by victims and the socio-demographics of victims. Once the type of crime prevalent in the community has been established a program will be developed to address that crime and crime issue. Bibliography lists one source.
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Crime Theores X 2.
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(8 pp). As humans most of us constantly ask the question why. Criminologists, first being initially human, and second having a great sense of curiosity, ask that question as well, and accordingly have come up with several reasons called theories, why people break the law. In this discussion we will be examining two of those theories: Strain Theory,1910 and, Differential Association Theory, 1939. Bibliography lists 16 sources. Bibliography lists 16 sources.
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Crimes of U.S. Intelligence Agencies
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A lengthy, but detailed 12 page analysis of Halperin, Berman, Borosage, & Marwick's (1976) book entitled "The Lawless State : Crimes of the U.S. Intelligence Agencies" in which the authors provide a comprehensive discussion of efforts to spy and disrupt by the CIA, FBI, NSA, and the IRS. Four supporting sources are used in cited in bibliography.
Filename: Lawlesta.wps

Criminal Intelligence Analysis and Critical Thinking
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This 6 page report discusses criminal intelligence analysis and how it utilizes certain fundamental analysis procedures in which a hypothesis is established, the events of the crime are reconstructed, possible other criminal connections are considered and then all aspects of the analysis are considered within the scope of known criminal activity or the networks of crime that are known to exist. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Criminal Intelligence Unit
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A 12 page paper that discusses a hypothetical criminal intelligence unit. The author does so by presenting research and information about a number of established criminal intelligence units in the U.S. Topics discussed include: underlying philosophy, mission statement, purpose, categories of intelligence collected, responsibilities, cooperation with other agencies, management, staffing, training and performance evaluation. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Criminal Justice 3
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A 6 page paper answering two questions addressing law enforcement. The first requires identification of the primary functions of law enforcement. The second asks for identification of policing styles and a determination of which is best. The paper concludes that the community approach is the best route, because it involves members of the local population and builds relationships with individuals. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Criminal Justice 7
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A 6 page paper examining the criminal justice systems of Britain and China to compare them to that in the US, and reviewing the tools we have available to prevent and resist terrorism. In answering this question the paper labels the Patriot Act as being effective, even if unpalatable for most Americans. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
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Criminal Justice Agency & Terrorism: Proposed Administrative Change
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3 pages in length. Despite monumental opposition from myriad groups and individuals alike, the one most obvious administrative change that will ultimately make a significant impact is racial/religious profiling. It is long past time to revise the criminal justice strategy with regard to actively interrogating those who may be members of a terrorist faction based upon their physical appearance and/or religious affiliations; no longer can America be more concerned with invasion of personal rights when it has been clearly illustrated how terrorists readily infiltrate society in the guise of regular people. Those who have nothing to hide should be thankful for the extent to which the criminal justice system goes to protect their lives. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Criminal Justice Practitioners And Criminologists: Use Of Crime Data Reports
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3 pages in length. The importance of crime data is to determine trends of criminal activity in specific areas during specific times. These reports provide critical information for criminal justice practitioners and criminologists by offering a sequential look at the manner by which crimes are committed by correlating such variables as frequency, proximity and other demographic statistics. The extent to which crime data reports enable criminologists and criminal justice practitioners to gain an understanding of criminal activity is both grand and far-reaching; that such information further creates a basis upon which they can sometimes stay ahead of the criminal and thwart the offense before it happens speaks to the inherent value of utilizing crime data reports. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Criminal Justice Research: Basic and Applied.
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(6 pp) Focusing on "hot topics" is an accepted way to generate interest for criminal justice research, to secure grants, to conduct research, and to publish papers. While research methods are often thought of as a stand-alone topic, an argument can be made for the importance of incorporating policy analysis, program planning, and evaluation components in research methods courses. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Criminal Law and Procedure 4
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A 4 page paper answering two discussion questions. The first addresses police right to arrest an individual based on where he is, the time of day and his general appearance. The second considers the legal definitions of entrapment, including subjective and objective tests established by the Supreme Court. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Criminal Profiling
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A 7 page paper discussing the development and process of criminal profiling. As much art as science, the end goal of the process of criminal profiling is to identify and assess all of the information available about a crime or criminal so that all of that information can be used to locate, arrest and successfully prosecute those who would engage in violent crime. Criminal profiling is an invaluable tool for defining what investigators should be searching for in terms of suspects. As with any other operational advance, it still must be used properly if it is to return the proper results. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: KScrimProfi.rtf