At first, Henry is parking cars and doing little odd jobs for the wise guys. ... The three ran jobs like robbing cargo trucks filled with goods from fur coats, to cigarettes, and even liq! ... They would also order things, and then get them, but never pay a dime for them. ... They would pay him for these tips, and he wouldn't try to do anything to stop it. ... This movie did a good job of showing how organized crime was run and how all of the crimes were done. ...

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Aren't they just doing there job though? ... That idea could very well be that the criminals should have to pay for themselves to live in jail. ... No one should have to pay for their right to live. ... It is not our job as a society to just protect ourselves by, "safely," killing some one who is deemed unsafe to live amongst us (Warren 1). ... It's not worth paying for a criminal/ murderer to have a descent life in jail. ...

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Parents work from dusk till dawn but it's still not enough to pay for the mortgage, bills, utilities, etc. ... Both my parents knew very little English and worked a 9-5 job and going to school at the same time. ... 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." ... A person may be able to support himself/herself by having a minimum wage job but most likely wont be abl...

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When an officer is on the job he looks for trends and patterns that will make his job easier. ... Since whites pay more money towards taxes than minorities they are putting more money into the police departments. ... Taxpayers already feel they pay too much for prisons. ... They would not stand to be paying more money to criminals whom they have no sympathy for. ...

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The offered education makes them return home with hope and confidence, having with them capability to find and hold satisfying jobs in a wide range of fields, which radically makes them less likely to return the prisons as they are now far better prepared to lead fulfilling and productive lives when free (Lockwood, 1991, p.27). College degrees come with many job opportunities, leading to a steady income and stable lifestyle that in turn provides large disincentive for criminal behavior as there is now more to live for. ... It would, therefore, be wrong to offer free college education as a pr...

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When a child commits a serious crime I believe that they should pay serious time. ... While spending time there the juveniles are given jobs to complete which helps them to learn a sense of responsibility. After the child does a really good job on something they have been working on, he or she may be congratulated by his or her leaders and in turn will feel good about themselves. Having someone tell these children that they did a good job and are helpful may be something that they have never experienced at home. ... Detentions centers are tough, but not too tough for juveniles to pay their...

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Older children may be required to work long hours at a job to help bring money to the family. ... For boys, leaving school generally means a succession of low paying jobs or life on the streets. ... Society should pay close attention to what makes successful families and model ours after theirs. The public needs to recognize that marriage and parenting is a difficult job but can be oh-so-rewarding. ...

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For instance, this strategy has been adopted in the United States where students are joining their schools without paying its tuition until university. ... They are working in very low paid jobs or usually without jobs because they do not have academic degrees that qualify them to be an effective member in society. ... In other words, Lack of education or dropping out of school leads to thousands of people who do not have jobs and future expectations. ... When they in school, they just focus on how to pass their classes successfully, and after graduation, they get jobs and start families. ... ...

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(Women being stuck in lower status paying jobs) I want to give them something that they can use for as long as they can remember. ... This Crime Victims Fund is a special account where many offenders pay into it as their restitution. ...

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The first responding officer to the scene job is to secure the crime scene. ... Paying very close attention to your surrounding plays a key factor in identifying your potential safety and health hazards. It is the first responder's job to search the premise to make sure there is nothing hazardous. ...

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The first Congress created a tax on imported spirits to help pay off the debts that had accumulated from the Revolutionary War. ... The other major job at the ATF is that of Inspector. ... The higher the position, the more training needed, just as can be expected in all jobs. ...

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Capone managed to pay off many law enforcement agents and politicians in the districts in which he operated his illegal businesses, these bribes, although sometimes costing him a quarter of a million dollars (Organized Crime) allowed him to work with no interruptions. ... The closing of breweries, distilleries and saloons led to the elimination of thousands of jobs, and than after thousands more jobs were eliminated for barrel makers, truckers, waiters, and other related trades (Lerner, M, PBS). ... The prohibition made it easier for gangsters and criminals to make more money than people who w...

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So depending on the crop these workers may be out of a job or they will get less that the pay they were supposed to get, (as little as that was). ... They have to pay rent to the Growers whether or not they get a crop that year. ... But the porn industry distracted people with criminal background (137), some people had to pay street tax and also and there were a lot of loan sharks. ...

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Dick was now unemployed and had no opportunities for a job because he never attended college. ... If Dick had the opportunity to attend college and get a well paying job he may not have resorted to his criminal activities. ... Maybe it's just that the Clutters were the ones who had to pay for it" (302). ...

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Prison Overcrowding The prison population quadrupled from 1970 to 1990 (Clark). Prison overcrowding is quickly becoming a major financial and controversial problem in the United States. The prison population is increasing rapidly, length of sentences must be reconsidered and drug offenders should g...

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Reynolds at his MSNBC column does a good job of summing up the problems that many Americans have to abolishing the death penalty. ... Videotape is an idea that many people who've never had a job in law enforcement favor, but it's simply asinine when one considers the rules of evidence. ... While I have no illusions of prison being a place where real reform is possible for many of these people, I also acknowledge that if we brutalize these folks for years at a time we'll be paying a price for it later. ... Fear of death my certainly phase them, and if it dosen't, death itsel...

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The developers of the application of P2P are the ones hosting and paying for the network. ... According to Powers, J., $1.37 billion dollars in revenue was lost to the Australian economy as a whole and 6,100 jobs were forgone as a result of movie theft alone (Powers, J. (2003). ...

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Some have even suggested that a portion of the prisoners' earnings, from in-prison jobs, should go to pay for their incarceration, and a portion should go into a fund for the victims of violent crime and their survivors. ...

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It emphasizes its demand for police forces to bring all of their attention to actual crimes, not simple tasks that forces provide a specific job for. ... Enforcing a curfew, removing many pay phones used for drug deals, and patrolling was how this was dealt with. ...

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Now in Virginia that male would be arrested and charged with a misdemeanor, he will likely serve up to a month in prison and pay a 500 dollar fine ("Working To", 2015"). ... At 21 years old the average person does not have an established career and getting a charge like that on your record hinders your ability to break into the job force and get a solid career. ...

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This pays for their expensive weapons and their own drug habits. ... Many of the 200 gang youth involved in the program are receiving the services of crisis intervention, counseling, job placement, school and special education program. ...

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She was living the American dream, married, a good job, and doing what she loved by training horses. ... Her rationalization could have been that she planned on paying it back someday or that she was not causing harm to anyone by taking the money from the city as they were an entity and not an individual. ...

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One NBA player made the remark that, as he made $3 million a year, he wouldn't miss the few thousand dollars he would pay out in fines. ... They learned that we accept violence and abusive behavior from many athletes that would result in loss of job and reputation if it occurred from a teacher, computer programmer, or doctor."...

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Members of minority communities are outraged at the performance of their local law enforcement agency, and many demand answers for why they or their loved ones have suffered at the hands of someone whose primary job duty is to protect and serve the members of its community. ... Justice essentially means paying a price for doing some type of injustice. ...

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Probationers are required to report weekly and pay probation/restitution fees for their offenses. ... Sixty-one percent of male respondants reported that employees should be entitled to receive unauthorized money, merchandise, from their job while only 32% of females reported the same. ...

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