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Every society has its norms of behavior; every state has developed its laws and the system of law enforcement. There are people that violate laws and are punished according to the established law. This paper contains research of how soon felons return to prison after being released, analysis of the reasons of their return to prison and the discussion of the ways to dim... read more
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The paper discusses and explains in short main alternatives to incarceration. It outlines the difference between such phenomena as probation and parole, drawing special attention to the definition of “shock probation”.
Key words: incarceration, probation, parole.
Alternatives to Incarceration. Probation and Parole
Though incarcera... read more
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Ethics
The Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary defines ethics as a set of moral principles that control or influence a person's behavior throughout their life. This system of moral principles affects people's perception of the world, the way they make their decisions and the way they lead their life. The concept of ethics is an integral part of the moral philosophy that is conc... read more
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The given research paper represents the self-sufficient research containing a profound evaluation of the application of the statistical analysis in criminal justice/security management research. It should also be noted that it covers a profound data analysis, and the key points of the research are represented in the structural analysis of the found information about the... read more
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The questions address the issues of safety in a particular region chosen.
Have you ever witnessed workplace violence?
Do you know any people who have ever been victims of computer crimes?
Have any of your friends or relatives suffered because of terrorism acts?
Do you know any people who have been treated unfairly at work?
To y... read more
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Human society lives under certain rules, and whenever people violate the mentioned rules, their behaviour is called anti-social and in most cases attracts attention, that by-turn leads to judgements. The most dangerous actions are classified as crimes and people who commit them are supposed to be tried in a court. However, when it comes to juvenile delinquency, legislation differ it from cri... read more
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A study conducted by Hung-En Sung “Democracy and Criminal Justice in Cross-National Perspective: From Crime Control to Due Process” (2006) examines justice system and its administration under different regimes: liberal democracy and disjunctive democracy. The author argues that “[h]ow governments react to crime and administer justice reflects the nature of the political regime” (312). The hy... read more
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1. Actually, unconscious motif for bullying Oscar might be caused by his epicene appearance. The twelve-year old boy not only seems to look like a girl but he also behaves the same way. In addition, Oscar seems to like to be victimized as he does not resist bullying until Eli instigates him.
2. On the one hand, Rubik’s cube is a sort of ice-breaker for two teenagers. Oscar’s try... read more
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There are many women, who have significantly influenced the human history. Hinda Jiani is one of such personalities, who make serious changes in the human rights movement. Originally from Pakistan, Hinda is trying to peacefully resolve serious human rights violations in her country.
Every day women in Pakistan are living under the ... read more
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