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Human trafficking is a crime that results in the violation of basic human rights. Human trafficking is considred as the traded of individuals with the aim of indulging them in commercial sex or forced labor (Schonhofer, 2017). The elements of human trafficking include; forced labor and forced commercial sex. Sex trafficking is the habroing and transportation of indivduals with an aim of using them for commercial sex. Trafficking involves exploitation of people unwillingly through coercion and deception. Human trafficking is always associated with forced labor and is considered as a form of slavery.

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The paper will explore different aspects of how the services of counselors affect each in a positive way in our society. The roles of a counselor are discussed in emergency management teams and their response to the crisis. Counselors interaction with the victims and the methodology; they use to help victims overcome the loss. In addition, the paper shall be looking into details the different roles played by a counselor in the modern society. The paper will look deeper the relationship between Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and counselors and how the combined effort of both mitigate the suffering Continue reading...

Victim & Crime Evaluation

Victim & Crime Evaluation

Introduction

Even though the criminal justice system that is implemented in the United States of America is considered to be flawed, but still it is used to guide the criminal justice systems around the world. The criminal justice system can be described as a system where all the departments of the state are used to exert their power and maintain the social control within the society. These social controls are used to deter, reduce and eliminate the crime from the society. The criminal justice system, then endorse the individuals that are found violating the law with fines, Continue reading...

1. Sociologists and government obtain reliable data statistics by collaborating with the data from the law enforcement based from the daily crime records. The FBI launched the National Incident Based Reporting System (NIBRS) which collects data regarding on the common social deviance such as rape, murder, neglect, and others and the information collected herein are summarized,; thereby granting sociologists and other government agencies an access to reliable information.
2. The victims were often reluctant to report their experiences because the victims still suffered the traumas especially in the case of rape. The loss of dignity is very embarrassing which Continue reading...

Jennifer, a 16—year-old girl described in the case, is clearly another victim of child sexual abuse through sexual exploitation as a prostitute and through being an object of child pornography. However, the details of the case should be thoroughly investigated before charging her mother with a crime of exploiting her child or neglecting her. Unfortunately, Jennifer’s story is most likely one of the numerous similar stories of the victims of a dysfunctional family with the adult in a family using the child as a source of income, instead of protecting her from the abnormal premature sexual experience. Continue reading...

Discuss the two main responsibilities of courts

Court of law central purpose is adjudicating disputes. The courts through judges listen to the cases and make rulings on them. It is the platform that determines sanctions in cases that have been arbitrated. The hearings administered by the courts are free and fair.

What are the core values that underly how courts do their work? How do they affect the responsibilities?

Justice is the primary core value in court justice. It determines the outcome of cases that are being adjudicated. Rights value is concerned with the procedures for cases that are followed and prosecuted. Justice is they key responsibility every court should execute.

What are the four concepts that explain how courts work today? Explain each

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1.) A thorough investigation into what occurred would require obtaining and analyzing samples from the victim as well as the physical surrounding. Evidence to be collected from the victim includes blood and other bodily fluids (spit). Samples from the physical environment include the collection of trace evidence (hair, skin, fibers, dust) from his clothing, his fingernails, the carpet, the floor and the towels, and bloodstain patterns need to be noted. Moreover, the whole room should be dusted for latent fingerprints. Additionally, the temperature of the room should be noted as well as the temperature of the body. The body Continue reading...

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The term ‘domestic violence’ is something that modern society has come to accept and live with. On the question of domestic violence, one thing is clear; there is not a single household anywhere in the world that doesn’t have tiffs between husbands and wives, boyfriends and girlfriends, and parents and children. So what makes the subject of domestic violence so critical that it mandates a serious discussion; isn’t this a topic that has been debated millions of times in the echelon of judicial dictum? There is more to domestic violence than mere woman vs. man, or boy Continue reading...

Thesis Statement

Submissions from the Jewish Agency to the US, France, USSR, and UK for indemnification, reparations, and restitutions and further quests for compensations from Germany are warranted. The German government is ready to pay $1 billion for Holocaust survivors. The United States and France have also agreed to pay $60 million to pay Holocaust victims transported to German through the national railway of France. The requests for compensation drew great interest in the 90s, but negotiations have often ended up in deadlocks until recently when Germany agreed to compensate the victims followed by agreements between France and the United States. Continue reading...

Final

Introduction
The scenario is a shooting situation inside a home. A man is found lying on his bed to his left side, with a gunshot wound to the right side of his head and the weapon is on the floor. The bed is directly faced against the wall of the bedroom. There are bloodstains on the weapon, bed, victim and wall. The purpose of this paper is to identify, document and collect the blood spatter data for analysis. Moreover, the paper also requires comprehensive presentation of the blood analysis evidence in court and withstands the brunt of the defense Continue reading...

In the Supreme Court case Kennedy v. Louisiana, Patrick Kennedy was convicted by the state for aggravated rape against his 8 year old stepdaughter. Kennedy tried to appeal this conviction under the claim that his constitutional rights were violated. Kennedy presented the case Coker v. Georgia to defend his claim which held that a person convicted of raping an adult woman could not be given the death sentence if the person’s death was not an intended result of the rape. Kennedy’s assertion is that the death penalty should not be given to him for this rape because Continue reading...

Introduction

Domestic violence may be defined as the physical, emotional, or psychological abuse of an individual in a domestic context. Domestic violence is a common phenomenon happening in most families all over the world. Each year, the Ministry of gender addresses more than 3 million cases of domestic violence with women forming the biggest percentage. According to Innocent Research Center at United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), children and women are at higher risks of becoming victims of domestic violence. Most domestic violence cases occur in places where they expect the greatest safety, in their families (Innocent Research Centre, 2000). Continue reading...

First witness/victim programs were created in the 1960s and 1970s in order to alleviate suffering of victims and witnesses and thus help them to bridge over the immediate time period after crime and recovery. With the first implementations of victim compensations in the 1960s and creation of specific legislation that compensated victims for federal crimes, also the organizations of civic society started to take interest in the recognition of the acute needs of witnesses and victims, which included agencies or rape centers formed to take care of issues related to child abuse or raped women. The evolution of these Continue reading...

Introduction

Employees are human beings and their behavior at workplace is largely determined by the situations they may face at workplace or in their individual lives . The employee behavior at workplace is expected to be free from any sexual abuse or harassment against fellow employees. Organizations have established standards for employee conduct in their policies. The thinking about what constitutes right or wrong behavior at work place may vary between male and female employees.

Sexual Harassment Types

Sexual Experience Questionnaire (SEQ) is the most commonly used instrument for the assessment of sexual harassment at work place. According to Till’s classification of sexual Continue reading...

It is quite an often tendency for the criminal offenders to be victims of circumstances. However, the society chooses to view them as less deserving. By crime offenders who are also victims of crime victims, it means criminals who trace back their criminal indulgence to past subjection to criminal injustices on themselves. The society fails to recognize on what basis the rationale of victims of circumstances stands. In light of the above, the society does not approve of the provision of a particular set of services to the offenders from the point of view that they may be victims.
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Introduction

Human trafficking is defined as the recruitment, transportation, transfer and receipt of persons by means of threat and other forms of coercion like abduction, deception, fraudulent activities, and the abuse of power, or of a position of vulnerability. It can also be by means of giving and receiving of payments or other benefits to achieve the permission of a person having control over persons, for the purpose of exploitation. Exploitation may take any of the following forms: prostitution, slavery, forced labor or other forms of servitude. People are abducted or recruited from their country of origin and transferred to Continue reading...

The Holocaust as an Event without a Witness

Seventy years have passed since the end of World War II, and many literary works had been written during all that time, both scientific and artistic. One of the most important and discussed problems is the mass extermination of the Jewish people during the war. The Nazis killed 6 million Jews in just a few years, and they did it very cruelly and sophisticatedly. Today, there are a number of detailed statistics and evidence regarding the stay of Jews in concentration camps. There are the most incredible details of what happened inside the Nazi terror. And yet, this event Continue reading...

While the 2005 film North Country is fiction, it is based on the true account of the first major sexual harassment case in the US—Jenson vs. Eveleth Mines. The woman in this suit underwent abuse in a mining field and in 1984 won the now historical case. The case and the film are important because they represent a time of change in understanding and legal protection of women (and men) in work environments where sexual harassment is present. As this essay shows, the film features prominently one of the two different forms of sexual harassment.
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Sexual violence is a deviant behavior that has gone on throughout history for various reasons. A very basic definition of sexual abuse is when sexual acts are forced on an individual against the permission of the victim. The issue is complex because it comes in so many forms, for numerous reasons with a long history of exploitation of the victim. Women are the gender that comes to mind when one thinks of the victims of these crimes, however, children and men are also susceptible targets. The topic is concerning enough to explore in further detail. To better Continue reading...

2563 Lincoln state

President of the Lincoln University

Dear Jethro,
Hello, my name is Sharon Vanessa, and I am a student in this university pursuing Bachelor of Science in programming and statistics under the faculty of pure and applied science. I am writing about the last week incident where a woman was reported being raped after Halloween fraternity party. For many years, we have been having such problems on the sexual assault, which is still the area of security concern. The problem is from your letter, which was read at the University inter fraternity council. The letter read, “This letter will provide the university Continue reading...

Bullying, particularly among students in school environment, has been increasingly prevalent over the past few decades that it has attracted worldwide attention resulting to the formulation of various intervention programs to prevent it. Bullying among children involves a vast array of negative outcomes making it one of the most common and recent social problems faced by all societies worldwide. As explained by one study, bullying among children results in significant and long-term negative effects that may affect their health and behavior (Pearce and Thompson 528). Generally, bullying causes only negative consequences for both the aggressors and the victims (Pearce Continue reading...

Essay

After the careful examination and consideration of the salient points of the Case No. 1, the relevant provisions of the New York Penal Law and punishment theories, the author have concluded the following.
Firstly, if take only the isolated circumstances of the offense committed by Jack, Bill, Mary and Pete, they may be punished for the robbery and assault simultaneously. In accordance with §160.15 of the New York Penal Law:
A person is guilty of robbery in the first degree when he forcibly steals property and when, in the course of the commission of the crime or of immediate Continue reading...

Introduction

The statistics on the number of Aboriginal women and girls missing or murdered in Canada are horrifying. Over the last 30 years, there have been more than a thousand reported cases of missing women. Despite this high number, little has been done to counter or deal with this situation. The society and especially the government have come under attack for seemingly ignoring the fate of the Aboriginal women with the focus being on other issues that are given more importance. The root of the problem lies in the power relations between men and women in the Canadian society. Here, Continue reading...

The psychological theory known as Battered Woman Syndrome was developed by Dr. Lenore E. Walker to describe the emotional mindset of abused women. A battered woman is a woman who has experienced physical, psychological, emotional, or sexual abuse at the hands of her partner. Battered Woman Syndrome is a model of behavior that explains why women remain in dangerous relationships.
Lenore Walker based her theory off of Martin Selligman's theory of learned helplessness. Learned helplessness is the view that depression and other related mental illnesses result from a belief that one lacks control over events in one's life. When Continue reading...

Criminal Law

Tissue Banking Scope
According to Suh, Sarojini & Youssif (2013, p.2), tissue banking refers to the collection of human biological material (HBM) that can be used for future research.
It is important that the consent of the person is obtained prior to the collection of his or her HBM and later on transferred to a tissue bank for storage and future research use (Suh, et al., 2013).
However, the transfer of HBM to a tissue bank will also have to comply with the mandatory requirements under the state law or regulation.

Tissue banking is important in order to provide foundation for future research for personalized cure for cancer.

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In this day and age, when the importance of female education is being realized even in the most under-developed countries, women are advancing in every field known to mankind. Women are now flying fighter planes, heading multinational organizations and leading nations into success. In every organization, the ratio of female employees is ratcheting up by each day that passes, thus increasing the role being played by women in the organizations of today. However, although organizations claim to have a completely discrimination-free selection process and work environment, the applicability of this principle undergoes great skepticism given the increasing number of Continue reading...

Good Samaritan law is an act in which an individual helps a stranger who is in dire need of medical assistance. The law was primarily developed for first aid situations. According to this law, an individual should not expect any type of reward from the stranger whom he is helping and consider it as a good act. The main purpose of Good Samaritan law is to encourage people to help people in need without fearing about the legal repercussions that they will have to face in case of any dire consequence with the victim.
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Abstract

Substance abuse has become a major problem for society. Substance abuse crosses over ethnic, economic and cultural lines. Addiction to legal drugs, illegal drugs and alcohol affects millions of people in the United States. The costs of addiction are economic, psychological and physical, not only to the individual but to society as a whole. Substance abuse destroys individuals and their familial relationships. The dynamics of addiction on the individual are varied and complex. Many do recover from addiction with intense interventions and go on to live a normal life.
Substance abuse is a set of behaviors that involve the Continue reading...

The General’s Daughter, a movie adaption of Nelson DeMille’s novel of the same name is a movie that showcases typical and sometimes stereotypical masculine behaviors. It is also a movie where the three tenements of bro-code can be found shown more or less throughout the movie. The movie follows the murder investigation of an Army captain, Elizabeth Campbell. The crime scene where her body lays spread eagled with her limbs tied to ropes makes the crime different from other murders. The murder is investigated by two army cops who in the process of finding the killer reveal Continue reading...

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This paper examined the twelve subsets of ethical principles categorized in the Human Relations Standard 3 of the American Psychological Association’s Code of Ethics. Each subset principle was examined in detail, and six separate sources were consulted in support of this examination, including five scholarly sources and one website (APA). Finally, this author compared personal opinions and experiences to the ethical principles in the APA code, to reach a final conclusion regarding the ability to adhere to such strict standards in future fulfillment of professional duties and requirements in the mental health community. The overall result of this Continue reading...

Domestic abuse is an ugly reality in communities throughout the world that each of us is affected by. The change to bring an end to this barbaric behavior begins with the family and expands to society. Two speeches, one by Leslie Morgan Steiner and the other by Jackson Katz, are the sources for the background for the following synthesis. In, Why domestic violence victims don't leave, filmed in the TED Talks, by Leslie Morgan argues that we should speak up against abuser and take a front step to stop them. Violence against women-it’s a man’s, the TED Continue reading...

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Introduction
Criminal law protects the society by detecting and prosecuting criminal offenses in the society and protects the right of the accused people. It is the prosecution of a person found guilty for violation of laws by the government (Higgins, Thatham and Banks, 2008). It regulates the conduct of the society and prescribes harmful, threatening and endangered activities for the safety of the people living in the society. For safeguarding the rights of the people and keeping the society safe, police department works hard to maintain the laws and decorum in the society. In the scenario presented, it can Continue reading...

Introduction

Ethical dilemma involves three conditions, the first condition is that the person in that condition for example let’s refers to him or her as Agent must make a decision about which cause of action is to be taken. The second is that an ethical dilemma must have a variety of choices to be made or to be chosen from. The third and the final is that in ethical dilemmas no matter what kind of action is taken to solve situation, it compromises the ethical principle. This is to say no matter what kind of action is taken, there Continue reading...

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Reaction Paper: Real Men Don't: Anti-Male Bias in English by Eugene August

Introduction
Males have to live up to certain standards imposed to them by society. Being a male is a struggle in itself yet it is seldom mentioned in literature. For the same reason, Eugene August, in his article, ‘Real Men Don't: Anti-Male Bias in English’ may have been motivated by the common yet unpublished gender struggle of being masculine. August believes that feminism has been too overwhelming that most people overlook the way men become men in society. All they see is how women are the common victims and men are the usual culprits. By discussing the Continue reading...

Stockholm syndrome or also known as capture-bonding is defined as a psychological phenomenon wherein hostages exhibit both empathy and sympathy and gradually develop positive feelings towards their captors. Some instances of Stockholm syndrome wherein the victims themselves defend the identity of their abductors and refuse to cooperate with the authorities. The feelings developed by the victims are considered irrational in line with the amount of danger and risk that the victims had to endure by the victims, who essentially misinterpret the lack of harm from their abductors for kindness (Mackenzie p. 4).. The name of the psychological phenomenon Continue reading...

Sociology

Hate violence has emerged as a popular topic in public debates as well as a contentious and nuanced sociological concept imbued with political underpinnings. Violence that stems from hatred, prejudice, and/or bias based on religion, gender, race, and sexual orientation has indeed spawned a highly politicized dialogue that calls for institutional measures to curb such acts through legislation(Hutton, 2009, p.2). Hate crimes often serve as banners for further democratic reforms within open societies, which often result in the transformation of the political and social milieu of the nation in which they occur. One of the most poignant and Continue reading...

Summary of the news item:

The article by Hunt (2015) in the North Dallas Gazette made a revealing disclosure about the ordeals of Black women rape victims who suffer from injustice and discrimination in the criminal justice system. The article showed how Black women sexual assault survivors suffered from the pressure of protecting their race, their children, community and the reputation of Black men at their expense of not getting justice. They are constrained from talking about their suffering from sexual assault and other forms of violence in the hands of Black men, mainly because of distrust in the law and the criminal justice Continue reading...

The incident is an ideal case of negligence in regard to safety measures. The two firefighters in question underestimated the importance of dispatching an alarm about the smoke coming out the basement of the building. They took matters in their hands and went on to investigate the root of the smoke. The only safety measure they upheld is the use of the self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA). Nevertheless, the victims failed to advise dispatch on the changing conditions of their response. Initially, they were responding to a 911 call on a downed power line, but the situation took a different Continue reading...

The right to bear arms is protected by the US Constitution, Second Amendment which states, "As for the security of a free State is needed a well regulated militia, people have a right to bear guns and this right can not be violated." It is required to note that the right to bear arms was originally associated with the activities of militia. This militia in each of the former British North American colonies, which won the metropolis in the war for independence, and eventually formed the United States, consisted of all adult males, who, if necessary, could defend their Continue reading...

Implementation of No Ransom Policy in the United States

The Implementation of No Ransom Policy in the United States
The United States has been very strict with its policy when it comes to paying ransom money to any individual or any kidnapping group that abducts U.S. citizens. This policy also applies outside the United States border as the government has its own tactics as to how they will save the kidnap victims. The government’s no ransom policy may be correct as it reduces the possibility of the terrorists and kidnappers to strengthen their profitable trade through criminal activities. However, with the implementation of such policy, there are Continue reading...