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    Effects of Plagiarism

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    Plagiarizing has many effects that are not only in schools. Plagiarizing can result in jail time‚ fines‚ and expulsion from a school or universities. Plagiarizing an essay or paper can result in jail time. Most cases with plagiarism are considered misdemeanors and can be punishable by fines. But‚ likewise you can serve up to a year in jail. Plagiarism is considered a felony under certain states and laws. There are many different forms of plagiarism If someone were to write a book using someone else’s

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    Wedding Cake Model

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    Title: Criminal Justice and the Wedding Cake The Four Layers Abstract This paper explores the four layers of the criminal justice system. It gives a brief over view of the different layers when referencing the Wedding Cake Model. The justice system can be quite complicated and this model can help understand the different levels of offense‚ what they represent and how they are handled in the justice system. However there are many diverse circumstances and conditions that are examined when a

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    Stealing is wrong

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    The following essay will cover what I learned about stealing. I will cover the following topics: What is stealing? What trust issues it could cause with my fellow classmates‚ teachers‚ friends‚ community‚ and family. What the possible consequences could be if I was seventeen and committed this crime. Possible ways to keep myself from stealing. How my actions affect my relationships with family‚ friends‚ and community. What I can do to affect people in a positive way. How do I want people to look

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    Intake Officer

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    history‚ mental health‚ family situation and other factors when determining how to handle an issue. These issues are often brought before them by either law enforcement or families and include truancy‚ drug and alcohol use‚ destructive behavior‚ misdemeanors and felonies. Once the officer understands a minor’s history and actions‚ he or she can recommend punishment and treatment options. These officers often assist law enforcement with admission processing and placement screening. Typical duties include

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    Crime and Punishment

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    were classified as either misdemeanors or capital offenses. Misdemeanors are described as a crime less serious than a felony and resulting in a less severe punishment. Misdemeanors include for example‚ prostitution‚ public intoxication‚ petty theft‚ trespass‚ vandalism‚ simple assault‚ disorderly conduct‚ reckless driving‚ first time possession of marijuana or other certain kinds of drugs. According to Phillips‚ “In the United States‚ misdemeanors are typically crimes with

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    Precious Edmond Professor Lauren Grant ENG1102 Comp II 14 September 2014 Domestic Violence and Celebrities Do you think celebrity’s offenders suffer the same consequences? There are many cases involving celebrities where domestic violence is a common issue. They are given less prison sentences‚ and courts are more lenient. Many of us believe that the justice system is not equal when it comes to Celebrities‚ NFL players and NBA players‚ Some of us may oppose with the reality that celebrities

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    Learning Experience

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    was released‚ the real struggle was just beginning. My parents had to hire an attorney‚ pay fees‚ miss work days to take me to court appearances‚ and the list goes on. After months and months of court appearances‚ my sentencing was reduced to a misdemeanor first-time offense‚ and was let off on

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    Trials And Verdicts

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    Darren Sharper played football for the green bay packers‚ the Vikings and the Saints‚ he starred in the super bowl one as a rookie with the packers and 2010 victory with the Vikings. Rapper/Singer Chris Brown‚ 26 has accepted a plea deal for misdemeanor charges for simple assault that happened in October 2013. Apparently Chris Brown punched one or two men who tried to “photobomb” his picture on the streets of Washington D.C. Brown had previously pleaded guilty on felony assault charges in 2009

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    Cyber-Stalking Essay

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    Challenges our society faces from the digital age is cyber-stalking and cyber-harassment. The crime is not new but the tools‚ anonymity and ability to expand the reach to operate was brought by the digital age. There is a shift in society that disengages a person from their actions and the consequence. Social media has been a breeding ground of misconduct‚ where people feed off each other creating a mob mentality. The disengagement of their actions allows them to justify their behavior and as one

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    components that work together to provide justice for criminals and victims of crimes. This enables violators of the law to be prosecuted in a fair trial. The legal definition of a crime is a wrong doing classified by the state or congress as a felony or misdemeanor‚ or an offense against a public law. The Merriam Webster Dictionary defines crime as “an act or the commission of an act that is forbidden or the omission of a duty that is commanded by a public law and that makes the offender liable to punishment

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