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Neutralization Theory in Criminology and Juvenile Crime
Criminology
Juvenile Crime
There can be no doubt that juvenile crime is a problem the world over. In Britain the case of two ten year old boys killing a three year old boy is famous. In 1999, two American high school seniors were responsible for the Columbine massacre. In South Africa, crimes committed by scholars in school…
Oral Contracts: Good or Bad?
Contract
Government
Jurisprudence
Justice
Principles
Rules
In the current society of emailing, texting, and even instant global communication, entering into a contract can easily occur in as simple as making a phone call. Despite the fact that many prefer written contracts, oral contracts are also common. An oral contract refers to a contract in which the terms and conditions have been…
Re-imposition of death penalty in the philippines Argumentative Essay
Death Penalty
Philippines
As this present days the rates of crimes are Increasing Like kidnapping, murder, rape, car-napping, riding In tandem, drug smuggling and many more. This gruesome crimes has been done by the criminal without any hesitation. Why? Because they know that the capital punishment of the Philippines was light. Criminal knows that If they committed a…
Beccaria on Crimes and Punishments
Crime
Punishment
Beccaria On Crimes and Punishments Beccaria argues that punishment is justified only if it is necessary, and is tyrannical if the punishment doesn’t derive from necessity. The type of punishment chosen should serve the greatest public good and if the punishment is excessively severe, then it goes against what is justice. Prostitution for example is…
Decentralization under Articles of Confederation
Constitution
Constitutional Law
Currency
Money
Political science
Separation of powers
United States Congress
The constitution tackled the issues of power decentralization highlighted in the Articles of Confederation. These problems included the absence of a national currency, a unicameral legislature, and an inability for Congress to impose taxes. The tension between centralized and decentralized power is still debated today in the context of environmental policy, gun control, and disability…
Crossing Boundaries in Beyond the Bayou and a Matter of Prejudice Analysis
Prejudice
Kate Chopin was regarded as one of the most prominent cosmopolitan writers of her era. Not only did she have a fascinating personal life and background, but she also addresses profound issues in her writing, which are relevant in today’s society. Many of her literary works concern matters such as racial segregation and cultural conflicts….
The Hellbender John A. Murrell
Piracy
Police
Slavery
Robert E. Howard had a powerful interest in the desperadoes of his native southwest. “I could fill a thick volume of such disconnected bits and still not exhaust my chaotic store,” he wrote to H.P. Lovecraft in June 1931. I’ve found that passion expressed again and again in his letters, and used them for material…
Crime in Urban Areas
Crime
Violent crime
Crime generation is impacted by several factors, such as broken homes, systemic poverty, ethical relativism, and religious decline. These factors weaken the internal moral compass required to avoid participating in activities like rape, robbery, or murder. Poverty is considered a predisposing state that may lead to criminal behavior, akin to how pornography can contribute to…
Analysis of David Burke the Mass Murderer
Murder
Personality disorder
David Burke: Disgruntled Employee Methacton High School Abstract This paper explores the mental condition of David Burke before and during his committed murder-suicide on US AIR flight 1771 (Magnuson, 2001). Burke massacred 42 people by crashing a plane mid-flight. This is a result of his unstable personality. Even without many clues from his past, David…
Comparison Between Sec 34 and Sec 35 of IPC
Crime
Criminal Law
Jurisprudence
Justice
Law enforcement
Section 34 of Indian Penal Code deals with liability of an individual for sharing ‘intention’ when ‘several persons ’ are participating in the ‘criminal act’ done ‘in furtherance of the common intention of all’. Section 35, which complements the main rule laid down in sec 34, deals with situation where an offence requires a particular…