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    In a modern society it is utterly important to protect our future; thus‚ insure that our civilization may compete in a global environment. One of the most important investments we can make is to invest in our children. Children of sound mind and body will be vital to the future prosperity of the United States; however‚ there is an alarming trend that threatens all of society. That threat is the growing occurrence of Female Sex Offenders. Many times‚ when a child reports that he/she has been victimized

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    There are various types of crimes that can cause a person to be labeled habitual offenders. Drug possession‚ robbery‚ rape‚ kidnapping‚ and murder are just a few of the crimes that can warrant a misdemeanor or felony charge. The judicial system has proclaimed zero tolerance for these types of criminals; therefore‚ enhancement statutes were placed in effect. “Examples of such statutes would be the Habitual Felons Act‚ RICO‚ the Career Criminal Act‚ mandatory minimum sentences for trafficking in narcotics

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    Female Sex Offenders Years ago sex offenders were majorly male. In fact it was unheard of for a female to even be thought of as a sex offender. Today we hear of more women being arrested for molestation‚ incest‚ and other sex crimes. All too often teachers are being found guilty of having relationships with their underage students. Female sex offenders have not gotten as much attention as male sex offenders. It is because of this that the offenders cannot be studied as thoroughly as males.

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    only one‚ audacious enough to lead America through the extreme poverty.In the 1930’s‚the institution of the New Deal policy aided in the recovery of the American economy.His actions for relief‚recovery and reforms were followed by the great expanison of federal government’s role in the welfare and economy of the nation.Although‚The U.S economy fared poorly even after enforcing several New Deal programs‚It helped the country to function in the long term by providing temporary relief to the citizens and

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    I believe that all offenders should have to be chemically castrated. Although chemical castration is presented as a humane alternative to lifelong imprisonment or surgical castration‚ the American Civil Liberties Union opposes the coerced administration of any drug‚ including antiandrogen drugs for sex offenders. They argue that forced chemical castration is a "cruel and unusual punishment"‚ and therefore should be constitutionally prohibited by the Eighth Amendment. They also stated that it interfered

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    to the Florida Dept. of Corrections‚ female offenders recidivate at a significally lower rate than males. Within three years‚ a male’s chance at recidivism is around 30% while a female’s chance is 16%. Many factors impact the distinction in these rates. The average time behind bars for a male offender is 38 months. The average time behind bars for females is two years. Which is a year less than what a typical male will spend in jail. Whenever an offender is released from jail they run the risk just

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    in unpredictable environments. The nature of stress is current by factors for people who experience it unexpectedly. Consider these questions if you are a victim of stress: How well do you manage stress in dysfunctional and functional environments? How does stress affect your long and short term goals? How does stress affect your psychological state of mind? Where do you seem to find yourself stressed out in the most unpredictable environments? What treatments have you used to reduce stress even if

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    Week 7 - Sadistic and Autoerotic Behavior Describe and discuss various offender sadistic behavior characteristics associated with various criminal behaviors and criminal offender personalities. Sadistic behaviors involve gaining pleasure from seeing others suffer from discomfort or pain. However‚ the term sadistic is often misused or misunderstood in the forensic community‚ for instance‚ anger-retaliatory behaviors and sexual desires towards non-interactive or deceased victims can easily be miscategorized

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    convincing because he provided a factual base‚ illustrating how the brain behaves and built off of this idea. In Communicating Effectively‚ Hybels and Weaver II‚ discuss the factors that influence a person’s ability to bid and respond to bids. The three factors are a function of the way people process feelings‚ how feelings were handled in the home and a person’s emotional communication skills. Mike describes each of these factors and how they relate to one another. He shares the importance of knowing

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    physical features reminiscent of apes‚ lower primates‚ and early man and to some extent preserved‚ he said‚ in modern "savages." The behavior of these biological "throwbacks" will inevitably be contrary to the rules and expectations of modern civilized society. Through years of postmortem examinations and anthropometric studies of criminals‚ the insane‚ and normal individuals‚ Lombroso became convinced that the "born criminal" (reo nato‚ a term given by Ferri) could be anatomically identified by such items

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