He adds that penologists have studied murder and say it is "almost always a once-in-a-lifetime act.... Rideau states that prisons insufficiently deters criminals and actually induces prisoners to cause more crime in the future, rather than preventing them, which is in fact true. ... If rehabilitation were enacted into the prison system, criminals could see the other side of the equation: the changes they can make to better themselves for the future, the knowledge to succeed in life, approaches on how to deal with their problems and to switch from old to new, better ways. ... Rideau's...

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I think that parents play a huge role in the future of their children's lives. ... If a child is raised in an abusive environment there is a large chance that they will continue the violence with their own families in the future. ... Once a child gets out of a facility like that they will never have a chance of becoming "normal." Once the rehabilitative option is tried and failed then it is time to try the juveniles as adults and let them learn from their mistakes the hard way....

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Although, the court did do its job once it learned that evidence had been mishandled and the eyewitnesses were not reliable. Once this was found out the court decided to over turn Cousin's death sentence and did not attempt to pursue the case any further. ... It will also probably be changed more than once in the future. ...

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In other words, educating teachers on how to practice restorative justice in the classrooms could prevent future crimes and establish new values and beliefs in our children. ... Our children will not only be learning theories and definitions if restorative justice is enforced, they will also learn life values and practices that can improve our civil society in the future.  ... It is important to set up a program that will provide the right training and guidance to the teachers of our schools, this program will consist of multiple seminars in which our teachers become students once again. ......

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According to the FBI, gangs are going to be threat in the future. ... They were once just a local gang in Los Angeles, California but quickly turned into one of the biggest well-known crime groups in the world. ... According to Reach Out, when there is no hope for the future, a person tends to feel that it is easier to go on a destructive path without any care or worry of who gets caught up along the way. ... At the rate of how gangs are spreading throughout the world, would there be any hope that this issue would be resolve in the future based on the number of discrepancies presents already?...

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If these nearly impossible steps can be taken on, the United States will be able to bring back its most important resource for the future, its youth. ... The current trends for juvenile crime in the United States are staggering, but look promising for the future. ... Experts, on the other hand, are worried that the growth of youth population will make this number increase once again (U.S. ... A sentence to a boot camp could change a juvenile's attitude toward himself or society, which could prevent the occurrence of future offenses (Barr 2). ...

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Capital Punishment can't be reversed once it's done. ... It needs to be faced, as a method employed to dissuade future criminals, capital punishment has been a total failure. ... Therefore, if capital punishment's purpose is to deter future criminals, it's bound to fail just as it has in the past. ...

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These effects may be true, but once thing you would notice is that the research only states that it may affect the youths. ... Censorship has once failed, and I believe that it will keep failing in the future. ...

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During the late 1970's to the early 1980's our society and the politicians began to think that the criminal justice system was failing once again and had become way to soft and kind to the criminals and their behavior. ... We also have the right to know that these criminals will be rehabilitated so they will not continue to commit crimes once they are released. ... This is not saying that these criminals should not have to face any consequences if they broke a law, instead this is saying that once a criminal commits a crime and is arrested, they should also receive the rehabilitation...

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I conducted intensive research in my career path which included, acquiring professional knowledge about the origin of the word "Police", the job outlook, education, experience required, job description, similar occupation, work environment and its future operation and functions. ... Also if there are any trends that will make this career choice more or less attractive in the future. ... I believe I am good fit for this work because I was once a protective security officer with Nigeria Department of State Services. ...

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"Since 2005, with the support of the armed services, the DoD Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (SAPRO) has worked to improve awareness of sexual violence within the military, disseminate programs to respond to the needs of victims, and prevent future assaults " (Farris, Schell, Tanielian). ... It affects families, and future relationships, and feelings. ... The command-in-chief once said, "Let's start with the principle that sexual assault is an outrage; it is a crime. ...

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The director and producer thought that if the television audience saw the documentary, it would be enough to discourage future criminal behavior. ... There will need to be a very concrete plan of action for details once the switch over gets approved and we get back the federal grants. ... This program also makes juveniles project into the future, and they don't like to do that (Sullivan 2012). ...

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Second, problem-oriented approaches require constant monitoring of the problem once some response has been formulated and applied. ... Future research is definitely necessary to further the process of addressing the effects of gangs on the community. ... Additionally, future research on the effects of gangs on the community should include examining the theoretical perspectives on fear of crime and apply direct measures of the attitudes of both individuals and the community related to the gangs, community crimes and violence, confidence and trust in the authorities, and uncovering the relations...

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This visit would allow her to meet her future partner, which would lead her to a life of crime and eventually put her in the ground (Historybuff, 2004). ... In 1932 once more Clyde managed to sneak away from the law as he was pardoned, even though the credit was given to his mother after letters that she had written to the governor. ... Not long after being pardoned Bonnie and Clyde met back up and would drive off in a stolen car that would begin the future of ciaos in the South. ... In the future months to come and into the new year Clyde would add three more murders bringing his total to ...

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Violence can be hard to prevent, this is due to thousands of students going in and out of the school throughout the day, and only a small ratio of staff compared to be watching the whole school at once. ... Past research shows that youth have a high chance of re-offending when released from jail, in other words, prison fails to rehabilitate, many inmates may just retaliate with hate then are released back into the communities in which they first offended in, most likely promoting the same criminal activity once again. ...

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Proponents do not believe our justice system is capable of rehabilitating individuals into becoming contributing members of society once again. Once a juvenile falls into a pattern of criminal behavior, it results in endless repetition, until that pattern is successfully broken and rehabilitation is achieved. ... Citing the fact that juvenile crime among 14 to 17-year-old's has risen 160 percent between 1984 and 1999, Chiou concludes that allowing a seventeen-year-old felon the ability to escape from his or her acts unscathed encourages that behavior in the future. ... Sean was known t...

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Plea bargains help to take the head off of the dragon and prevent future crimes from being committed. ... Getting a plea bargain, allows the defendant to know what their sentencing will be once the plea has been entered. ... Once an agreement has been entered, the defendant must plead guilty to the crime or crimes accused, even if they believe that they are guilty or not. ... A big disadvantage for the defendant is that once they sign a plea agreement and agree to plead guilty they will have no opportunity for an appeal at a later date.  ...

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I once lived in poverty when I was in elementary school. ... The inclination to violence springs from the circumstances of life among the ghetto poor- the lack of jobs that a pay a living wage, the stigma of race, the fallout from rampant drug use and drug trafficking, and the resulting alienation and lack of hope for the future." ...

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Capital punishment deters future murders, provides a means by which society can express its outrage at the crime of murder, and provides closure to the families of victims of this heinous crime. ... Procedures should be developed that insure that capital punishment is administered fairly and equally across races and classes, but once this is done the death penalty should be sued as a means of punishment against murders.... Defending the death penalty is normal because they believe once a criminal always a criminal. ...

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One such group, the biker gang, is creating a dangerous and terrifying future for Canada. ... Even though it was just one member that was targeted, the Hells Angels organization was shaken and their harmful presence which was once carefully hidden was now being openly announced. ...

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The criminal justice system clearly is not perfect. There are many critical issues that it is facing. I am going to focus on four of these critical issues. The four issues that I have chosen to focus on are: racial profiling, corruption of police officers, the bail system, and the rehabilitation of ...

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Transnational crime has been rising steadily as the world transitions more and more towards globalization. The term "transnational" refers to crimes that are not only international (crimes that cross borders between countries), but crimes that by their nature encompass cross-border transference as a...

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It will stop them from future commission of crime. ... Incarceration and treatment were used to provide the offender assistance to see the error of past actions so that they could make a positive contribution to society once the sentence expired and they were released back into society. ...

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Theodore Lorraine Sendak, a former Indiana Attorney General, once stated, "Our system of criminal law is to minimize human suffering by works or order primarily to forestall violence or aggression. ... If future criminals feel that they can easily get off with a light sentence for a heinous crime, it seems only natural that instances of murder would increase. ...

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Once it is understood exactly what causes people to commit crime, preventative methods will be easier to emplace. ... These types of programs are likely to lower future crime rates as they begin to help individuals in the Kansas City community. ...

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