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    It might as well be Africa‚ the suburban areas of Dalkeith and Nedlands are both regions of Perth that are established along the Swan River. The quiet suburban area appeared calm to anybody who lived or visited there‚ the community is close and any changes throughout the neighborhood big or small would become rumors and spread as quick as a plague. But under that peaceful image lies the dark and horrible truth‚ the life of Eric Edgar Cooke. Western Australia’s worst serial killer Cooke lived in the

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    Shields because family members are always around the house‚ even if the handgun owner’s not home‚ and that increases the chance of harming others with a handgun. Another reason why people shouldn’t own handguns for home protection is because during a burglary‚ most of hose handguns are stolen and used for more crimes. We are basically helping criminals commit more crimes. Shields stated that “…each year an estimated 100‚000 handguns are stolen from law-abiding citizen.” Just by owning handguns‚ we are

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    Theft - The Theft offence is defined under S1 of the ‘Theft act 1968’. Where it provides that if ‘A person dishonestly appropriates property belonging to another‚ with the intention of permanently depriving the other of it‚’ will be guilty of the offence. For this charge to be upheld‚ both the actus Reus and the mens rea have to be established. Actus Reus - Beginning with the physical element of the crime‚ the actus Reus it is made up of 3 elements – ‘appropriates‚ property‚ belonging to another

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    Three strikes raises important questions about how sentencing laws need to achieve public safety. How are such laws made? Who do they target? And why did Michael Reynolds and Mark Klaas start out as allies and end up as bitter political rivals. Over the last two decades (1980-2000)‚ the US prison population has increased 450%. California has led the nation in prison growth since the early 1980s‚ and it incarcerated a higher percentage of its population than any nation on earth by 1994. The same

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    the Pulitzer Prize in 1984. The play shows parts of two days in the lives of four desperate Chicago real estate agents who are prepared to engage in any number of unethical‚ illegal acts—from lies and flattery to bribery‚ threats‚ intimidation and burglary—to sell undesirable real estate to unwitting prospective buyers. It is based on Mamet ’s earlier workings in a similar office. The world premiere was at the National Theatre in London on September 21‚ 1983‚ where Bill Bryden ’s production in the

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    passed due to high crime rates in areas. They pass gun control laws in these areas with hopes of dropping the crime rate. Gun control laws are also passed in areas to prevent a large amount of people getting shot in the event that there was a large burglary When a gun control law is passed in certain areas‚ it can drop the crime rate‚ but in other countries it raises the crime rate. It is said that gun control laws actually

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    Legalization of Marijuana Thesis: Legalizing marijuana can bring many benefits to different groups in today’s society. I. Legalizing marijuana can benefit the government. a. Can generate $8.7 billion in federal and state tax revenue annually. b. Money can be used towards education. c. Could help create jobs II. Legalizing Marijuana can bring health benefits a. Can treat and prevent glaucoma. b. Can help control epileptic seizures. c. Stops cancer from spreading. III. Legalizing marijuana can lower

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    Describe and Discuss an Episode of Significant Investigative Journalism and Analyse What Impact This May Have Had In this essay I am going to look at the significance of the Watergate scandal and the effects that it had on America. I will also discuss what the importance of investigative journalism is and the role that it has in society. The chain of events known as Watergate was an American political scandal in the 1970’s which ultimately led Richard Nixon to resign as president of the United

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    but no single one is correct. This deviant and criminal behavior is what led to the emergence of certain laws‚ and it is these laws that govern the punishment for the crime. Felony crimes in the United States can range from murder to burglary‚ both come with penalties of imprisonment. There are four main goals of imprisonment‚ one of which is rehabilitation. The statistics show that this goal of rehabilitation is not being achieved because inmates being released have a high

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    The Study of Ethics for a Law Enforcement Career Mark Roggeman Colorado Christian University The Study of Ethics for a Law Enforcement Career For someone who chooses to become a law enforcement officer he or she must understand the importance of having moral ethics standards in order to do the job effectively and professionally. Police officers are held by the public to a higher standard of morality and are expected to be above reproach. Sadly‚ we see in the

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