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    Crime Rate Comparison

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    high crime rates; however‚ their economic stability is a huge factor in stabilizing the current crime rates and reducing the amount of heinous crimes that occur. Three main crimes that will be used to compare Modesto and Stockton are sex‚ thefts (burglaries) and murders. To help see the comparable data between each city‚ we have designed a data table that compares the yearly statistics to each specific crime and the city they were committed in. Both cities have an interesting historical background

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    169 (City Data‚ 2011). Crime within the city of Boston has over the years been steadily declining. Though most major crimes in the FBI crime index have shown small percentages of decline from previous years‚ there are some areas of crime such as burglary that have shown an increase over the years. As the population of Boston increases it is essential that the levels of crime within the city are analyzed to reduce the levels of criminal activity while providing a safe community for citizens to reside

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    the time referred to as a “third-rate burglary” that occurred on June 17‚ 1972. The burglary occurred at the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee located inside the building. A security guard discovered a burglary in progress and called police. Subsequently police responded and arrested 5 men for the burglary. Washington Post investigative reporter Bob Woodward was assigned to the story initially. On the surface there was nothing about the burglary that seemed unusual. In fact most media

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    Mr. Francisco. Once Mr. Francisco was sworn into court‚ defense attorney Clayton asked him to recall the incident. Mr. Francisco stated that the defendant Jeffery Gaddy was accused of burglary and breaking into the backdoor and two offices within ACE Tree Service. The officer on duty responded to the initially burglary call and found Mr. Gaddy fleeing from the scene of the crime. Mr. Francisco revealed that Jeffery Gaddy is the nephew of the company’s owner. Originally‚ Mr. Gaddy intended to break

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    she owns it. In this scenario the crime is larceny. Larceny is the unlawful taking and carrying away of someone else’s property with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of their possession. (Roger LeRoy Miller‚ 2008) It would not be like burglary because there was no breaking and entering involved and it would not be considered a robbery because the items were not taken by force. Scenario 2 While passing Makoto’s house one night‚ Sarah sees Makoto outside with a laptop computer. Holding

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    Elder abuse and child abuse are very common in our society and has been occurring for a long time now. One of the main things that makes elder abuse different from child abuse is the age of the person being abused. An estimated 1.5 million cases of elder abuse occurs in the U.S. annually‚ according to one congressional study group mentioned in the book (Wallace & Roberson‚ 2015‚ p. 181). The text defines elder abuse as the conduct which results in harming or injuring an elder physically‚ psychologically

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    Methods of Research

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    Methods of Research Jennifer Whitehead CJ490 8/12/14 Professor Price Methods of Research Scientist conducts research on a daily basis. The purpose of this research is exploration‚ description‚ explanation‚ and application. In the area of criminal justice things are getting researched all of the time. Take murder for example‚ the police have to explore to find out what actually happened. They have to describe the events leading up the the murder. They have to explain the facts to try and

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    the UCR. The Uniform Crime Reports also include information on what the FBI calls Part 1 Offenses. These offenses are also called major crimes. Part 1 offenses or major crimes are (1) murder‚ (2) rape‚ (3) robbery‚ (4) aggravated assault‚ (5) burglary‚ (6) larceny‚ (7) motor vehicle theft‚ (8) arson. Murder is the defined as the unlawful killing of a human being. This definition may include 1st and 2nd degree murder and manslaughter‚ involuntary manslaughter and other similar kinds of offenses

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    Uniform Crime Report (FBI)

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    Property crimes. Each category has four crimes that are related to that category. Violent personal crimes consist of the following; Murder/Manslaughter‚ Aggravated Assault‚ Rape‚ and Robbery. The next category is the Property crimes‚ which consist of Burglary‚ Larceny/Theft‚ Motor Vehicle Theft‚ and Arson. For each crime there are statistics such as clearance rates for each crimes. The FBI also needs to know which crime is the most reported and which crime happens the most often. The FBI gathers information

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    Instructions • Question 1 1 out of 1 points As the common law developed‚ personal property generally consisted largely of tangible items. Answer Selected Answer:  True Correct Answer:  True • Question 2 1 out of 1 points Only a few states now have statutes broadening the scope of common-law larceny. Answer Selected Answer:  False Correct Answer:  False • Question 3 1 out of 1 points Sally gave her mechanic a check for $300 in payment for car repairs

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