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    The National Crime Victimization Survey currently provides the most detailed data on rape and sexual assault and identifies it as a forced sexual intercourse in which the victim may be either male or female and the offender may be of the same sex or a different sex than the victim. In nearly two out of three rape and sexual assault incidents reported by victims over the age of 12‚ the offender was not a stranger (Rand‚ 2009). So‚ it is probable that in most cases the offender and victim had a previous

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    Is Homework Harmful Or Helpful? Sunny Tseng 40121242L As school starts and winter vacation ends‚ the return of students to the classroom is accompanied with the return of homework. Being your typical student who doesn’t like homework‚ the rise of assignments and project reports annoys and irritates me‚ making me question if it’s necessity of so much homework. Is homework an effective educational tool‚ or an unnecessary source of stress and burden on students? After thinking long and hard‚ I say

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    Student Services A Helpful Guide to Essay Writing! By Vivien Perutz ESSAY WRITING Contents Page Introduction 3 Part 1 – structure and organisation 4 A good essay structure A model essay structure Essay writing – the main stages Stage 1 – analysing the question Key words in essay titles Stage 2 – planning Stage 3 – use your plan to guide your research Stage 4 – refine your plan Stage 5 – drafting Stage 6 – editing your draft Useful linking words and phrases 4 4 5 6 6 8 9 9 10 10 11 Part

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    phones. These days‚ most new cell phones come with cameras on them and the article talks about how some people‚ mostly men‚ though it’s not limited to men‚ are using the cameras to "upskirt." An example of upskirting is when a man points his cell phone between a woman’s legs when she is wearing a short skirt and takes a picture. A woman from a consumer advocacy group is quoted in the article talking about how since it isn’t illegal to take pictures in public (usually) it makes it hard to catch a perpetrator

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    As a South African citizen the probability of not being directly or indirectly exposed to crime is brutally slim (Harris & Radealli‚ 2007). In other countries‚ conversations in and around the households are fairly universal (Von Klemperer‚ 2009). Sadly the same can’t be said for South Africa. In South African households‚ conversations relate to crime (Von Klemperer‚ 2009). Fear of crime can be defined as an inclusion of unclear emotional states‚ perceptions of risk and viewpoints‚ which in essence

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    Legal Studies HSC Notes PART 1: Crime The Nature of Crime The meaning of crime Crime: a punishable act that is seen as a danger to the society and is ethically and morally wrong. Elements of a crime: It must be proven that an accused intended to commit and committed the crime for them to be found guilty. Mens Rea: (Gulity Mind) a person’s intention to commit crime. The prosecution must prove that accused was aware of his actions. Actus Reus: (Guilty Act) a person’s physical action out taken

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    Race and crime spring 2014 Analytical Paper 1: Structural Theories Motives are believed to be the reason behind the action of people. Whether negative or positive‚ they are the cause of an individual’s action. Since motives help us better recognize why a person would do something‚ a lot of research has been committed to understanding the pattern of people or group of peoples motives. Knowledge of patterns is crucial to many aspects of human behavior but especially those relating to

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    Will Eades B3 Agriculture issues Agri Science Are Genetically modified foods harmful or‚ helpful? In a study in the early 1990’s rats were fed genetically modified tomatoes. Well actually‚ the rats refused to eat them. They were force-fed. Several of the rats developed stomach lesions and seven out of forty died within two weeks. Although the GM tomato has been taken off the market‚ millions of acres of soy‚ corn‚ canola‚ and cotton have had foreign genes inserted into their DNA. Millions

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    Shah-Williams English 100 4 December 2013 Standardized Testing: Helpful or Harmful for American Youth I would like to discuss the benefits and disadvantages of standardized testing for primary school children. I support standardized tests that are created based on each school or districts standards. Not all students learn at the same rate or in the same manner. I do feel that testing is one of the easiest methods of tracking how teachers are doing in the classrooms but at what cost the children

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    Social disorganization theory has become populare as an explanation for crime trends all over the country. This theory was built as precendt by shaw and Mckay(1942) in which they reached three significant conclusions. The first of these conclusions is that bneighborhood ecological conditions shape crime rate chararcteristics more that the characteristics of individual residents and that location as supposed to race determine how they area relates with crime. What they meant by this is that certain

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