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    J. Edgar Hoover

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    J. Edgar Hoover Former Senator Joseph McCarthy put it perfectly when he said‚ "… for the FBI is J. Edgar Hoover and I think we can rest assured that it will always be." (qtd. in Denenberg 7). J. Edgar Hoover is credited for reconstructing the Bureau of Investigations (later renamed Federal Bureau of Investigations). Regardless of how people saw him‚ Hoover was powerful and committed‚ and did everything within his power to improve the agency that would make this country a safer place for

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    The FBI and other Illinois Government were determined to stomp out criminals that plagued America and great city of Chicago. This task was easier said than done‚loans were taken out to keep a crumbling law enforcement up to date. Millions of dollars were spent buying firearms‚ extensive training‚ and more policemen. This new code of terror was to be eliminated with extreme prejudice. The FBI and local chicagoans made criminals targets; Public Enemies

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    Silence of the Lambs In the book Silence of the Lambs (Harris‚ 1988) the whole plot is based around three main characters. Clarice Starling‚ a precociously self-disciplined FBI trainee who is put into the position of trying to unravel the mind of an evil genius‚ Hannibal the cannibal Lecter‚ in order to find the answers needed to capture the serial killer‚ Jame Gumb‚ also known as Buffalo Bill. Hannibal the Cannibal Lecter‚ a former psychiatrist‚ is in a mental institute for his ferocious attacks

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    those harassed and fired‚ only a small amount were affiliated with revolution’s‚ most were wrongly accused (“Red Scare”‚ 2010). Many of the wrongly accused couldn’t do anything and their lives were ruined. So the citizens realized they had to help the FBI in order to stop the communism in

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    important state law enforcement officials are the police and the highway patrol. They have evolved drastically since 1833‚ and are now some of the most important people in their respected states. Some of the most important federal law agencies are the FBI‚ and the CIA. Even though these are newer than the state law enforcement Norton 3 officials they still have a long and rich history. Law enforcement is the backbone of this country that

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    headquarters of the C.I.A. or another large federal building.” Five years before the 9/11 attacks happened‚ the FBI also knew that students controlled by Al Qaeda in U.S. were learning how to fly plane. In those five years‚ they could have started the same security system at the airports as now. Nothing was done to secure the nation. The strongest departments in the world‚ the CIA and FBI‚ failed to act on

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    Law Against Hate Crimes

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    gender‚ disability and sexual preference could not be prosecuted as a hate crime until 2009.The FBI says that a hate crime can target either a person or property and can be motivated in whole or in part by biases‚ meaning offenders can have other motives besides hate. To track attacks such as these‚ the FBI now collects voluntary reports of hate crimes from local jurisdictions across the country. The FBI began reporting hate crime statistics since 1996. In 2015‚ there were 5‚818 hate crime incidents

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    or simply failed in their attempts to stop any potential attacks from occurring. By looking first at how the attacks were planned and carried out‚ then looking at the numerous reports that government intelligence agencies‚ principally the CIA and FBI‚ had ample warning and information to have better prepared the country‚ it will become clear whether or not the attacks could have been prevented‚ and if so‚ whether it was the government’s fault. On October 12th‚ 2000‚ the USS Cole‚ a United States

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    Public Enemies Book Review

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    era.” Newsweek proclaims‚ “A rollicking yarn whose prose bounces across the page like a getaway car through a wheat field.” All of these nationwide publications have high praise for Public Enemies‚ America’s Greatest Crime Wave and the Birth of the FBI‚ 1933-34 by Bryan Burrough. Public Enemies is a publication of the Penguin Group with a copyright of 2004. In the authors notes‚ Bryan Burrough stated‚ “This is a book I always suspected I would attempt someday.” He proceeds to tell that his interest

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    International Association of Chiefs of Police needed a more reliable form of crime statistics that would help protect the people. These statistics let agencies know where more security‚ staff‚ and surveillance needed to be placed. By the1930s‚ the FBI was chosen and began collecting‚ publishing‚ and archiving crime statistics‚ which eventually became known as The Uniform Crime Reporting Program (UCR) for short (The Federal Bureau of Investigation‚ 2011). When compiling crime statistic information

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