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    WEEK 7 What are the pros and cons of mandatory arrest? How about the no drop policy for interpersonal violence arrests? How would approach this differently? About twenty years ago states starting passing mandatory arrest laws. These laws force officers to arrest someone every time they are called out to a domestic abuse call. The number of murders by abusers is higher in states with mandatory arrest laws than it is in other states. At first the mandatory arrest laws were helpful but the laws

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    already made attempts to slow down there population growth‚ but they haven’t seemed to be very efficient when doing so. The solution to control the population growth effectively starts with how well the parents are capable of having and raising a child. Programs and being strict about certain rules can really help to amplify population decrease. Overpopulation is when a specific area is way too populated for the resources that are available to the people of that area. (Negative Population). China

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    Infanticide

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    word for baby and cide child murder‚ (Webster‚ 2004.) Put it together and it translates to one who kills an infant. The full meaning is to kill the infant before or after birth‚ with the consent of the parent‚ family‚ or community‚ (CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA‚ Infanticide‚ 2004) According to the French Criminal Code the word is limited to the murder of the new-born infant. In English it has been used for the deprivation of life from the moment of conception up to the age of two or three years. (wikipedia

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    Skills Support Project – Why isn’t China a fascinating country? In this paper‚ we shall look at China from different aspects – Economic Growth‚ the One Child Policy‚ Culture‚ Food‚ and Political System. From all these aspects‚ we can understand China’s structure thoroughly and distinguish why China isn’t a fascinating country even though it is one of the leading countries in the world. (1) Economic Growth Since the founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949 until late 1970s‚ China

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    Sociology 103 Research Project April 25‚ 2011 Overpopulation as a Social Problem In our world today‚ there are shocking numbers. For example‚ 3 people are born every second‚ 170 people are born every minute‚ 10‚000 people are born every hour‚ and 240‚000 people are born every day (Heyword‚ n.d.). The world’s population is currently approximately 6.9 billion people‚ yet the sustainable population level based on available resources is approximately 2-3 billion people‚ based on a European standard

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    many countries that is taking the advantages of the rapid population. Population & development The world has been going through many changes recently. Two of the most noticeable changes are increase in population and development. Population Growth is a bane? There are two major theories supporting the populating growth being a bane. The two theories are: 1. Thomas Malthus theory Malthus theory claims that there is no way food supply can keep up with the population growth. Malthus believes

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    you are already assigned to a category: gender. As determines it your life path‚ it is definitely a significant distinction‚ and in some cases even more significant for your parents. Imagine a new parent’s frustrations at the realization that their child is of the “wrong” sex – which usually denotes a female. This however is no modern invention‚ and dates back throughout history starting with ancient Rome and Greek times. Many sources provide evidence for the preference for male children in every society

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    dressed in pink. As they grow‚ boys are encouraged to play with trucks‚ action figures and guns to promote strength and power. Whereas‚ girls are encouraged to play with dolls‚ cook with toy stoves‚ and play house to promote nurturing. As the child grows into adolescence‚ this is reinforced in the chores delegated to them. Boys are expected to cut the grass‚ take out the trash‚ and help out with any other “handyman” jobs. Girls are expected to wash dishes‚ do the laundry‚ sweep and mop floors

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    China - Two researchers say comprehensive new data shows that traditional family patterns in China‚ combined with tough population-control measures‚ have resulted in ``female infanticide on a grand scale’’ -- close to 800‚000 baby girls abandoned or killed in a single region between 1971-80 alone. G. William Skinner‚ an anthropologist and China specialist at the University of California-Davis‚ and Chinese researcher Yuan Jianhua based their conclusions on an analysis of 1990 Chinese census data

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    populations. Malthus purports two propositions to counter this epidemic; preventative measures that are self-imposed (such as contraception) and premature deaths or "positive checks" (such as disease‚ starvation ext.) As a result‚ Malthus therefor endorses population control programs such as Planned Parenthood that equip woman with the necessary contraceptive measures ie artificial birth control. Another example of contemporary population control is China’s one child policy or in Uzbekistan‚ where they

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