" With all these health risks involved, I don't think anyone should purchase anything with BPA in it. Just the fact that you are risking so many health issues should deter people away. ... It seems as though there are plenty of studies supporting both sides of the debate of BPA. "Large-scale subchronic toxicity study in laboratory animals found no reproductive or developmental health effects at doses even remotely close to close to consumer exposure levels. Other studies found no developmental neurobehavioral effects at similar love doses. ...

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These first offenders have a volatile personality that poses a risk for suicide, violence against other inmates and poor mental health. ... This is due to increased medical science and health care. ... A growing elderly prison population will be more costly to accommodate than a younger one because elderly inmates require more medical and mental health services in special settings (Neeley, 1997). ... The studies also point out that there will be an increase of elderly inmates in the future....

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While many claim that marijuana is an addictive substance, studies show that marijuana has extremely mild if any addictive properties at all. ... According to NORML, "more than 60 U.S. and International health organizations support granting patients legal access to medical marijuana," (NORML). ... Recent study shows that 70 percent of marijuana users are placed in drug treatment facilities by the criminal justice system (Armentano). According to Armentano's research, studies show that less than 10 percent of users ever become dependent on the drug. ... The effects of marijuana...

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So much so that all offenders of the law are subject to psychological examination and review by a psychologist to ascertain their mental health. ... Therefore the study into schizophrenia and the result it has on criminal offenders is definitely needed to ensure effective rehabilitation of criminal offenders. ... I used the internet, libraries, books, expert opinions, case references, acts, analysis from case studies, passages from books, and statistical databases with results from cases, interviews, pure research and media headlines and interviews to find as m...

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For example, " According to a new study, serious errors occur in almost 70% of all trials leading to the death penalty-(Leibman). ... For example, " In several states innocent individuals may be executed because medical technology is not made available in time to prevent their death-(American Association of Public Health Physicians). ...

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Studies have shown that victims of rape and sexual assault are more likely to exhibit aggression especially towards women and children. ... They will not have received the necessary mental health, social and family care that is critical for rehabilitation. ...

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A 1993 study pointed out the association between low levels of education during early to late adolescence and criminal behavior. ... This escalates through elementary and secondary school, leading to a higher level of criminal behavior in adolescents .A study of the probation records of 353 juveniles showed that 95% of those charged had more than average learning difficulties at the time of their offence. ... Reinforcing this opinion is a study by probation officer Wally Morgan of fifty convicted criminals, raging form rapists to thieves who were diagnosed and treated for the first time as dy...

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""part of the brain that is helping organization, planning and strategizing is no done being built yet .It's sort of unfair to expect them to have adult levels of organizational skills or decision making before the brain is finished being built,"" explains Jay Giedd, the lead researcher on the subject at the National Institute of Mental Health (Cruel and Unusual Punishment: The Juvenile Death Penalty 2). ... " Studies showing that prison produces higher recidivism--a term that means committing new crimes--than reform school does." ... "In on of his studies, he learned that no matter ...

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Consider these statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Center for Health Statistics: • In 1995 the United States had 35,957 gun-related deaths, including suicides and homicides. ... Many studies point to the value of guns in stopping crimes. One of the most thorough studies was conducted by Professor John R. ...

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Studies say that all children face some type of domestic violence and their way handling each situation is different (Berger 55). ... Studies reported that there are fifty-three percent children that are in prison becoming violent because of seeing violence at home (Edleson 1). ... Some become depressed; they try to suicide or develop dangerous health problems. ...

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"Upon reentering society, former offenders are likely to struggle with substance abuse, lack of adequate education and job skills, limited housing options, and mental health issues"(National Institute of Justice, 2013, para. 5). ...

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Some causes can be health problems, family problems, poverty, education, where they live, and peer pressure. Many of the children that live in poverty have no health insurance. This means that they are not as healthy as they should be and could develop chronic health problems that could lead into delinquency (J. ... Studies show that children who grow up in low income homes are less likely to achieve in school and are less likely to complete their schooling than children with more affluent parents (J. ...

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The Presidents Report on Occupational Safety and Health yields an astounding number of deaths due to hazards in the workplace. ... We report only what others have studied and white- collar crime is just now starting to emerge as a subject that needs studying, the information on it is limited and just because we do not hear about white- collar crime does not mean they do not happen and that they are not important or serious. ...

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Richard Hickock and Perry Smith both suffered from mental illness caused by their pasts; although they were guilty of the crime, putting them to death was unjust because of their mental health and because they were deprived of the right to live. ... She cites a study done on English terriers in which "[h]arsh treatment would render the feisty animal vicious; permissiveness or neglect would produce an uncontrollable bully" (1). She later states a correlation to this study and the behavior of humans. ...

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There are power crimes for example: environmental pollution, health & safety in the workplace and unethical business practices which can adversely affect vast members of the public. ... They are victim surveys, which can be National and local surveys, self report studies and official statistics. The problem with studying crime statistics is that they probably tell you more about the organisations that produced the figures rather than actual occurrence of crime & deviance. ...

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After my studies, I intend to become a member of the Nigerian parliament or member of the United States Police Force. ... Their duties were providing safety and welfare to people living in municipalities and promoted the responsibilities of city government in many areas of public life which included: crime control, management of unruly crowd and behavior, the fighting of fires, and the maintenance of health and sanitation. ...

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FIREARMS: ARE THEY KILLERS OR PROTECTORS? In America our society is faced with the never-ending problem or violence. Our society has become a universal battleground for rapes, robberies, drug trafficking and a variety of firearm-related shootings. We, as Americans and human beings, must take ...

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She goes on to say that although we may not like the person to decide to separate from the violinist, even if he was not endangering her health in any way, we would say that it was not morally wrong for the woman to "sever the tubes" because she made no commitment to the him, and never agreed to be put in such a situation. ...

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An early study by the Illinois State Police noted that a gang called the Forty Thieves was founded in New York about 1820 and this gang was believed to be the first youth gang in the United States (Sheldon, 1997). ...

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