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    Crime Influences on a Rapid Growing Crime Rate Crime at the present is at an all time high‚ it seems that each evening that you turn on the news there is headlining story of someone being murdered‚ robbed‚ assaulted‚ or harassed. Right now‚ countless numbers of violent acts are being committed and rapidly increasing the overall crime rate. This may sound bizarre‚ but many people believe that just by avoiding urban communities they can decrease their chances of

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    Factors affecting the increasing crime rate in the Bahamas When most tourists think of the Bahamas the picture of clean green pristine care free island paradise comes to mind as advertised and promoted around the world. Many of the tourists do not see the other side of the picture as shown on the brochure. The people of the Bahamas who live in the country everyday have to endure the other side of the brochure which is the increasing crime rate in the Bahamas. The people of the these islands are

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    Do natural disasters have an impact on crime rate? It is obvious that this type of event is not taken lightly. Some are not prepared‚ when everything is lost and they don’t have so much as a dollar to their name it can get tough. Many experience gruesome hardships‚ such as hunger‚ sickness‚ and even death. The death toll varies in different disaster situations but the number is still high. Many are left homeless whole families‚ with young children and nothing to fall back on nowhere to go. Not everyone

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    Karolyn Elizabeth Spillman English 015 Proposal Argument What is the first thing that pops into your head whenever you hear about a crime? Think about it. Most people would automatically say urban communities because they are the most commonly known neighborhood to commit violent crimes. “Black on black crime” exemplifies any other type of gang violence today. Crime itself is classified to be an illegal act that harms the public welfare or morals. I am interested in gang violence because I have had

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    Cause of increasing crime rate in Cambodia: -Poverty: because most of the poor don’t have enough money to get education and food‚ so they will do whatever for getting food without thinking well like rob or steal someone. -Imbalance between rich and poor: As we can see in our social‚ there are a lot of poor people and the gap between rich and poor is very far. The rich have many cars in their house but the poor don’t have any cars even food to eat. Thus they will think it is not fair and try to

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    Reducing unemployment

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    workers are experiencing financial losses‚ and causing a burden on tax payers providing benefits to the ex-worker. The national economy suffers because of lower output and instead of gaining tax money‚ losing it. People in disparity for money resort to crime and the list goes on and on. According to the U.S bureau of statistics‚ the U.S has an unemployment amount of 16 million‚ with another 7 million under employed. That is the equivalent of the state of Pennsylvania and Connecticut combined. Millions

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    While most people view entertainment as harmless‚ leisurely fun‚ Gabler was able to see that the enjoyment people felt from it was merely a disguise that masked the ruin and corruption that has become of it. Entertainment has the capacity to warp one’s views of reality‚ making him or her believe in a world that doesn’t exist‚ thereby slowing the progress of mankind. Different forms of entertainment have caused a great deal of irreparable damage to today’s society. Many people who have been captivated

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    Reducing Deforestation

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    Bibliography: Goldsmith‚ E. (1982). The problem of deforestation. Retrieved December 10‚ 2012‚ from http://www.edwardgoldsmith.org/903/the-problem-of-deforestation/ Union of Concerned Scientists. (2012). Brazil’s Success in Reducing Deforestation. Retrieved December 10‚ 2012‚ from http://www.ucsusa.org/global_warming/solutions/forest_solutions/brazils-reduction-deforestation.html (August 5‚ 2008). Benefits of Deforestation. Retrieved December 10‚ 2012‚ from http://edu.udym

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    Community policing is defined as a philosophy‚ management style‚ and organizational strategy centered on police-community partnerships and problems solving to address problems of crime and social disorder in society. While community policing was first seen during the Frankpledge System‚ as it was built from the “ground up”‚ policing took a turn for the worst to the traditional model of policing‚ where a hierarchy exists. The traditional model focuses on random‚ rapid and reactive investigations‚

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    reducing aggression

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    Reducing aggression often involve altering people’s immediate perceptions of others‚ or the situational cues that may increase aggression. Conflict-resolution strategies focus on reconciling the parties’ concrete goals and aspirations. Other strategies encourage cooperation acronym for "graduated and reciprocated initiatives in tension reduction"-a strategy designed to de-escalate international tensions. encouraging people to engage in acts they might consider unthinkable under typical social circumstances

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