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    businesses charged with criminal activity. Criminal Cases that defense attorneys handle are separated into three categories Infractions‚ Misdemeanors and felonies . Infractions are minor violations‚ these include minor crimes such as speeding tickets‚ jaywalking‚ littering and building code violations. Individuals that commit infractions are punished by fines‚ If he or she fails to pay for the fine and admit to guilt‚ Points can be added to his or her’s driver’s license and can lead to a warrant for arrest

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    For every parent there is nothing worse than hearing the phone ring late at night while your teenager isn’t home. There is a sense of panic that most of the time is just a false alarm from paternal or maternal instincts. However‚ a fraction of those parents have their fears actualized. This can be achieved through the implementation of curfew laws. Although teenagers may believe curfew laws will inhibit their freedoms‚ there will be greater safety because their will be more supervision during earlier

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    The three most common concepts that criminologists use to detect crime‚ are: consensus view‚ conflict view‚ and interactionist view. Consensus view is basically‚ crimes that are not tolerable in a society. These crimes are usually viewed as forbidden or corrupt. The consensus view of crime‚ are crimes that everybody views as punishable. Some crimes include‚ rape‚ robbery‚ murder‚ and etc. Social harm is linked to the consensus view of crime. According to Siegel‚ social harm is what sets deviant behavior

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    Case Analysis Online Piracy – Jaywalking or Theft Justifying what is right or wrong when trying to explain intellectual property rights is a difficult task. Those who become advocates for strong IP (intellectual property) protections underline that technological (such as in our case – video game duplication) innovations take extensive energy and skill sets in order to create; however‚ they are very easy to copy. Therefore replicating material suppresses innovation. Then there are those who

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    what they should and shouldn’t do. Those who don’t obey the rules will be fined or arrested. Singapore is so strict that gum is a banned substance. In fact‚ those caught with it can be fined close to two hundred Dollars. Spitting‚ littering and jaywalking can also land you in big trouble. Chewing gum is not forbidden in Singapore but bringing gum into the country in large amounts is illegal. Those caught selling it can be sent to jail. So many people like Martin‚ who lives on the east side of the

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    Pedestrian Accidents – Commonplace in Hawaii The sidewalks of Hawaii are nearly always crowded with pedestrians. Both locals and tourists travel on feet from the beach to restaurants and bars. This is believed to be a contributing factor to why Hawaii has a higher pedestrian accident rate‚ on a per capita basis‚ than the national average. Drivers can become frustrated as they wait for pedestrians to make their way through crosswalks‚ and fail to yield to the right-of-way of pedestrians. Drivers

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    Need An Injury Attorney Delaware - Pedestrian Accident Sadly‚ Delaware has had recent safety issues regarding pedestrians. The last three years have seen an increase in pedestrian accidents mostly due to drunk driving. Drivers in a hurry contribute in a large part to this predicament as well. Most pedestrian accidents occur in parking lots from unsafe maneuvers. Government officials are trying to cut down on this by enforcing simple safety laws. But the truth of the matter does not come down to

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    Many people think just because a black person died because they got shot by a white person it’s racist. People have a valid reason for it because in Ferguson when Michael Brown got shot for just jaywalking across the street‚ it seemed that the cop just killed him because he was a threat. Also when TrayVon Martin got killed by George Zimmerman because he thought he was suspicious. All these valid points lead to racism and when the people get released

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    you can’t live where you want. The second example of freedom for me would be doing actions without negative consequences. Although most things with negative consequences are bad and/or inappropriate‚ freedom in my eyes legalizes anything‚ from jaywalking to legalizing drugs. Freedom would allow one to consume whatever he/she want‚ live wherever he/she desires‚ and say whatever he/she pleases. Some people get incarcerated for lighting off fireworks‚ or graffiti‚ even though that’s just a way for

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    liability 8. What two are examples of violent crimes a. Assault‚ murder b. Arson‚ theft c. Vehicular theft‚ prostitution d. None of the above 9. What three are examples of level 2 offenses a. Prostitution b. Prostitution‚ vagrancy‚ speeding‚ jaywalking c. Public intoxication‚ vagrancy‚ prostitution d. None of the above 10. A misdemeanor is always over one year in prison a. True b. False 11. A felony is always less than one year in prison a. True b. False 12. What is mens rea: guilty

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