Crime, criminality and colonialism are all intricately tied together in the Australian Indigenous context. ... This defines the invasion of the British on Indigenous Australian territory and how they used Australia's resources to strengthen and enrich themselves by claiming sovereignty over Australia. ... It has been the catalyst for the crimes and criminality that have haunted Indigenous Australians since the invasion and subsequent possession of Australia in 1770. ... The tools used during colonisation of Australia had a deep impact on Indigenous Australians. ... An example of this was ...

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Reintroducing capital punishment in Australia would spark a large number of protests and arguing. ... Another excuse to reintroduce capital punishment back into Australia is to stop re-offenders. ... Capital punishment can easily be abused, especially by corrupt governments. ... Along with a corrupt government, capital punishment can bring mistakes. ... And we also have no idea if the government will use it correctly; the government may become corrupt as a cause of this. ...

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When governments begin confiscating weapons, their first act is to require the registration of all weapons. ... The second step for these governments is to outlaw the possession of certain types of "dangerous" weapons. ... The final step is for the government to outlaw any private ownership of firearms. This is the case as it is now in England, Australia, and is the direction in which Canada is going. ... Firearms and ammunition found in a Jew's possession will be forfeited to the government without compensation. ...

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The United States' homicide rate (5.9 deaths per 100,000 people as of 2005) is higher when compared to other countries: Sweden with 1.3, Canada with 1.5, and Australia with 1.3. To go along with these rates, America has a higher gun ownership with 39% when compared to Canada with 29.1%, Australia with 19.4% and Sweden with 15.1%. ... He uses this analogy to portray the government with gun control laws to the accomplice that simply ran off with the gun. ... Another issue with gun control is the inability for the government to efficiently regulate the laws. ... These private trades of firea...

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While car theft by profit-seeking thieves is a growing issue, majority of car thefts are opportunistic and committed by non-professionals, commonly juveniles between the ages of 12-14 (Australian Institute of Criminology, n.d.). ... The majority of offenders are young males looking for adventure and/or personal belongings to take, including money, laptops, radios, wheels, and cell phones (Australian Institute of Criminology, n.d.). ... Part B: Course of Action Environmental Strategy An environmental approach towards motor vehicle theft is crucial to prevent and reduce motor vehicle theft as 50...

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Capital punishment - Life or Death - If you had a choice what would you choose? There are three reasons why governments believe they have the right to use capital punishment. Firstly, to protect the safety of the citizens, secondly, to deter others from committing similar offences and finally, to ha...

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The United States government needs to lower the amount of violent crime involving handguns. ... The government can go about eliminating the factor of gun density through the application of the fore mentioned regulations. ... The rate of unintentional gun deaths of children is nine times higher in the United States than in twenty-five other industrialized countries (such as Australia, France, Israel, Canada, Germany and England) combined (Source 3). ... Its power lies soft money donations to a political party, as well as other types, to get what they want out of the government legislation. ...

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accountid=32521 This article focuses on Juvenile boot camps in Alice Springs Australia where the Attorney – General John Elferink along with the entire government want to pilot two programs that are aimed at juveniles ages 12-17 In this city, juveniles are 30% of the population. At this time, there are not any names for these programs, but the government goal is to create a non-institutionalized program that will challenge the youth and enable them to become better citizens. ...

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Arrested and sentenced to 12 years jail, the 26 year old was given a second chance by the American government. ... The Clinical Child &Family Psychology Review, which was done from workers at a University in Sydney, Australia showed that an antisocial behavior is to be predicted if a strong character is missing in the family and that children do not develop the feeling of negative reinforcement if the did not experience it. ...

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