All of a sudden, an armed robbery goes bad, and this once successful small-time felon becomes a full fledged killer on the run. ... So basically the killer will live his life and rot away and die in the prison, and the humanist will waste his money keeping him there. 2 The community is not the place for a killer to be set loose on parole. ... Becoming a serial killer can take a long time, but the path starts with small-time armed robberies, confidence boosting crimes, and murders. ...

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His captors had come for him at night because they had feared that His followers would be too willing to fight for him and they were not interested in a small battle (Gorman 92). ... The place of Jesus" crucifixion was a small hill called Calvary in the city of Jerusalem (Gorman 164). ...

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While female delinquencies is rising they still remain a small percentage of the large number of delinquency acts being committed. ... It's a relatively small difference, but it is still an example where gender plays a strong role in crime. ... Lack of attention may cause a female to look for acceptance and attention in the wrong people and places. ...

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The main concerns for the new juvenile courts involved the fact that children are not "small adults" and needed to be handled differently. ... Placing children into adult prisons and jails makes them become more antisocial and can promote future criminal activities (Juvenile Law). ... Placing these children into adult court eliminates the original goal. Placing youth offenders into adult jail and/or prison reduces the chances of anyone working with them with the goal of rehabilitation. ... Placing a child in an adult prison allows them to witness situations that any youth should n...

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In some places you would be a fool not to own a gun. 2.Is the American culture violent? ... America has and always will be a violent place. 3.Does our culture promote gun use to kids? ... If you are in a big city you have to be a little more cautious then if you were in a small city like Cincnnati. ...

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But it is in the kitchen that the real investigation of the heart and soul of a caged woman takes place. ... Hale remark about the room, they feel as if they can relive Minnie Wright's life in that desolate place and feel the pain she must have endured. ... In a small box at the bottom of the basket is a bird with its neck rung, its lifeless body a surrogate voice for the silent screams that echoed from the walls of that house every day. ...

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For myself I think that the laws in place should be enforced, do we need to make more laws? ... The fact as I see it is, enforce the laws in place and punish those that try to break the law severely. ... When we attempt to control crime or violence by controlling the general ownership and use of guns among the public at large, we are attempting to control the behaviors of a very small fraction of the population, the violent or criminally-inclined fraction, by controlling the behaviors and activities of roughly half the American population, and whatever else might be said about such ...

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Setting Timothy Callender's "An Honest Thief" is a short story which takes place in a small village called St. ... There is a high possibility for the story to take place in mid-spring, because that is when it is best to grow bananas in Jamaica. ...

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The types of characters, the locations the film takes place in, and the resolutions that occur can be linked together and associated with all other films of its genre. ... Directors employ specific situations for the storyline to take place in. ... Their living quarters are usually extravagant once they get established but are stark and small beforehand. The city is the primary environment, allowing multiple non-gang related people to be present, "The gangster film usually takes place in the concrete jungle, among the endless streets and crowded buildings most of the action occurs at night- ....

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Furthermore, guns account for only a small percentage of accidental deaths in America. ... A nation with armed citizens is a safe nation because gun deaths are small in number compared to other deaths, criminals are afraid of armed citizens, police officers support armed citizens, and guns save lives. ... It is also evident in places such as Washington D.C. which has the most strict gun laws, yet has the highest homicide rate in the U.S. ...

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The bill is being criticized for many reasons such as that a low-level computer intruder, committing small crimes could be punishable by a penalty of life in prison (Broersma). The United States government however does not see it like this but simply as a way to make America and the rest of the world a safer place to live. ... If passed the act will make small crimes punishable by a penalty of life in prison. ...

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Beginning in the 1970's the United States saw an increase in crime rates and realized new laws had to be put in place. ... For example, a small street-level drug sale can be considered a more serious crime than robbery. ... Although no violence took place they committed their third strike and will spent 25 years to life in prison without the possibility for parole. ... Beginning in the 1970's the United States saw an increase in crime rates and realized new laws had to be put in place. ...

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Even though these laws are still in place to prevent any wrongdoing, human error is inevitable. ... "The fiscal impact of the death penalty is determined by the number of people that the state attempts to execute, not the number of executions that actually take place" as a result of the appeals process (Haines 170). The pressure put on the budgets of smaller counties can be devastating. ... The desire for retribution is so strong that it blinds society so that they do not see the moral violations that take place when a criminal is executed. ...

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Although there is a basis for this argument it a slightly skewed one that places much too much emphasis on the fact that these children are not "adults", meaning the have not reached the age looked on by our law as being legally of age. ... Children have a smaller mental capacity and less life experience to draw off then adults. ...

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So media may play a small part in influencing people to commit violent crimes, but how many parents are likely to stand up and be counted for the part they have played in bringing their children up? ... It gives us all an aspiration as we see new acts performing at the Brit Awards, or when we see man land on the moon, because as we watch these events take place we see that normal people like you and I can do extraordinary things, nothing is impossible! ...

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They finally picked a site near Bridego Bridge, between the small towns of Linslade and Cheddington in Buckinghamshire. ... And to make things worse, Jim Hussey left a fingerprint on the side of the train, placing him at the scene of the crime. ...

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This relationship places the police in a difficult situation because to the law-abiding citizen who needs him, the officer must all-powerful and all-loving. ... However, the amount of excessive force is so small it is not a problem anyone should be worried about. ...

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A study conducted by the Urban Institute regarding The Clinton Gun Ban Law of 1995, finds that "because the banned guns and magazines were never used in more than a fraction of all gun murders, even the maximum theoretically achievable preventive effect of the ban on gun murders is almost certainly too small to detect statistically..." ... The time is at hand for Americans to stand and defend their Second Amendment rights, and make liberal, anti-gun politicians aware that gun control has no place in society....

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In addition, health problem is also major issue in poor society because in poor society keep open dumpster and do latrine in open place like in India some people do on railway track and near to track, because they do not have proper facilities of restroom. ... There are some people who commit a crime because they are helpless, so they commit small type of crime to go in prison for food. ...

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As stated in Item B, globalisation is widely regarded as a growing interconnectedness of the world whereby which the world is gradually becoming metaphorically smaller through the increasing use of technology, the internet and the media and better improved and more accessible transportation methods such as budget airline flights. ... Glocalisation is also explicitly seen within the drugs trade, as Class A drugs on the streets of the UK are unlikely to have been produced here but rather in places such as South America. ...

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"A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed." These are the words expressed in the US constitution from 1787. There is no doubt that we all should have the right to protect and defend ourselves and ...

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Since 1662 when the first legal execution took place there have been people on either side of the capital punishment spectrum. Today there are many small and larger organizations that come together to protest the death penalty and their support is growing day by day. ... An example that hits closer to home is the case of Anthony Graves which took place here in Texas. ...

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The cycle of aggressive behavior would take place because children are being taught the wrong things and aren't learning from their parent mistakes. Lehman says, "bullies usually control others by verbal abuse and making people feel small. ... Bullying reflects corrupted childhood innocence because children react based on what they see on around them, most popular place being their home. ...

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In the 60's, David Barksdale also had control of three other smaller gang's. ... Everybody wanted to try and grow to challenge the GD's which made certain places in Chicago like battlegrounds for rival gangs trying to battle for drug turf. ...

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Before we know it, the only safe place from being watched or observed is away from all technology. ... Of the 200 police departments contacted by the ACLU, all reported tracking cell phones and only a small minority reported obtaining a warrant or providing probable cause for the search. ...

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