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Introduction
Problem related to the death penalty in Christians
Background of the death penalty in Christianity
Personal interest in this study
Significance of the research
Thesis statement
Aims and objectives
Discussion
Analysis of the contents present in the bible which supports the idea of the death penalty
Provision of justice through death penalty
Maintaining the society safety and rules through the execution of the death penalty
Facts from bible which verify the less necessity of the death penalty
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As one of the arms of the government, the main role of the judiciary is to preserve the rule of law. A properly functioning judiciary is an exhibition of democracy (Carp, 2013). The judiciary ensures that people who violate the laws of the land and who are a danger and a nuisance to the rest of the society are put away. It also acts as an arbitrator and mediator for various civil disputes among the society members. By performing all these functions, the judiciary is essentially able to preserve the rule of law in the land (Burnham, 2002). Although Continue reading...

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The hue of a person’s skin and whether the person plays the role of a defendant or victim essays a critical and reprehensible part in deciding who is meted out the death penalty in the United States. In fact, the evidence shows that “colored people” have tallied an excessive 43 percent of overall state-implemented capital offense execution since the mid-1970s and approximately 55 percent of those that are on “death row.” Though “white victims” count for approximately 50 percent of all felony victims, the literature shows that 8 out of 10 victims in all capital Continue reading...

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There are a variety of options for young Americans who exit college in the criminal justice department. Interesting options such as careers in the FBI or ATF are available to aspiring individuals. This paper has recorded some of the most important roles that are available to young American graduates of this age. It also provides an insight to other professionals that they may yet have their chance to serve their nation in one of these versatile agencies. Most of the roles discussed in this paper have listed a bachelor’s degree as a requirement. The ones that didn’t Continue reading...

SCENARIO: WHEN IS ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEDGE RENDERED MOOT? ETHICAL DIMENSIONS

A court-appointed lawyer rather than a public defender is assigned to a murder case in which she must defend a purported murderer. During one of their attorney-client meetings, the suspect discloses that he abducted a five year old boy from a local playground a week prior, murdered him, and buried the boy’s remains behind his abode. After her emotionally-charged meeting with her client, the court-appointed attorney mines through local newspapers in order to gain more knowledge about the purported crime. She finds an article in which the mother of the slain boy pleads to the public for anyone Continue reading...

In order to understand if it is appropriate to apply death penalty for sexual violence that was aimed at women or that was aimed at kids when the crime did not result in death of the victim, it is very important to take into account historical background and full understanding of the term «death penalty.» In United States of America death penalty is rather controversial issue, legal acts of some of the states do not find death penalty to be fair punishment in any case, other states apply death penalty within all their history.
In practice, in the United Continue reading...

Introduction

Illegal immigrant amnesty refers to the situation whereby illegal immigrants who fit certain criteria are allowed to apply and gain legal recognition in a given country. Thus, illegal immigrant amnesty encompasses the state of granting legal status to a certain class of illegal migrants living in a given country. The purpose of this paper is to critically evaluate and analyze the merits and demerits of granting immigration amnesty to illegal immigrants in the United States. In order to achieve this end, the paper will review elements of the historical context and the contemporary statistics and factors that are necessary Continue reading...

Discussing the Evidential Value and Court Admittance of Polygraphs and Profiling

INTRODUCTION
Human beings have been trying to understand the behaviors of other human beings since the beginnings of communal living. No doubt these issues surrounded problems like, “he said/she said,” which means that two people are telling two very different stories of a single event; however, the two stories are antithetically different. One person may be lying and one telling the truth, but which is which and how best can equity and justice be served. Why are some people unwaveringly honest, loyal and helpful, while others are dishonest, deceptive and counterproductive to society? People commit innumerable illegal acts on Continue reading...

For years, the death penalty issue in American has been extremely controversial – questions abound as to whether or not the practice is a holdover from a more barbaric time that we surely have moved on from. However, many people still support the death penalty as a potential deterrent against crime, making it necessary to weigh the positives and negatives of the practice as a whole. When considering the inherent flaws of the American justice system, the immense costs in imprisonment, law enforcement and litigation, and a number of other socioeconomic factors, it becomes incredibly clear that defenses of the Continue reading...

Introduction

Terrorist attacks have become one of the most pressing global issues of our time. Humanity no longer feels completely safe. Recent cases of terrorist attacks have demonstrated the society’s inability to confront this global problem. As a result, government authorities in different countries were forced to undertake the development of national security documents, strategies and tactics against terrorism. The issue of terrorism exists both within separate countries and on the international stage. The object of the research is the laws and regulations on terrorism combating. The subject of the research is the activities of the international anti-terrorist organizations Continue reading...

Introduction

Capital punishment is one of the most controversial issues of recent times. There are some moralists that condemn capital punishment on humanist and ethical grounds. They have different reasons to criticize capital punishment, but a large number of Americans support the capital punishment. There are scholarly evidences that corroborate how capital punishment deters criminals from committing crime. Capital punishment saves a lot of money that is spent on keeping criminals in prisons, and a large number of Americans believe that capital punishment should continue.This paper intends to discuss capital punishment along with examining the issue in perspective of the Continue reading...

Introduction

In the majority of criminal justice systems, there are flaws that hinder the ordinary citizen from accessing justice. Due to this flaws innocent citizens are imprisoned and even others executed. United States, for instance, there is a lot of injustice going on in the justice corridors; this is always on the basis of poverty that is when one is unable to pay their bill fees or any payment. Taking an example of the State of Ohio it illegally scores the poor citizens and throws them behind bars such as the case of Jacky Dawley had fines and cost in Continue reading...

Introduction

The paper will elucidate strategic goals and objectives that reflect the priorities of the President, the Attorney General, and Department components. For instance, Department of Justice components normally and routinely operates in under law enforcement as well as the administration of justice. The paper will provide an insight on the comparison and contrast of the private security entities and criminal justice organization in different perspectives.

Criminal Justice and Private Security Goals and Challenges

On the other hand, private entities aim to be efficient, effective and fair in regulation of the private security entities. Both criminal justice organizations and private security they have essential leadership responsibilities to ensure Continue reading...

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Restoration justice is one of the two modern systems of justice that is slowly replacing the traditional justice system way of punishment. Questions were raised to see if restorative justice is a true alternative to punishment, if it responds well to the requirements of justice, and what its proponents say about who has the right to punish. The paper shows that, more often than not, it appears to be superior to the traditional because it focuses on rehabilitation and correction the offender by the use of reintegrative shaming. Further, after many deliberations, it was found that it responds well Continue reading...

The ethical arguments associated with capital punishment are vast, making the issue a heavily contested one. Despite the list of arguments in favour of the death penalty, it is doubtful that there are any circumstances in which ending a person’s life as a result of punishment for a crime is suitable. The United States is renowned as being a respectable, fair democracy among the globe and it seems nonsensical that parts of it can still be supporting, and practicing, such an out-of-date punishment as the death penalty. Despite strong arguments in favour of capital punishment, it can rarely Continue reading...

Immigration Enforcement

Introduction
The greatest attraction to the United States is the lure of opportunities for anyone willing to go an extra mile. Many believe that upon setting foot on the American soil than their dreams would have been accomplished. Immigrants from across the world have made the United States a number one destination country. A person going through the statistics that are related to the visa application for movement into the United States is likely to be astounded.
With globalization and technology on the rise, the problem has become much worse (Hoefer 77). The legal way has been to make Continue reading...

And the International Court of Justice

Introduction
After the Second World War, the United States and the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has maintained an awkward relationship with each other. The United States, for its part, adopts the primacy of the law in its own country, and to a certain extent, in the confines of the global community. In addition, the United States is one and continues to be one of the most active parties in various cases that have been bought before the Court (Murphy, 2008, p. 1).
The United States has made numerous appearances, more than any other nation. Nevertheless, it must be Continue reading...

The impact of sex trafficking on young women and children are severe. Physical abuse is accompanied by irreversible psychological damage. Though sex trade is an issue of international concern; but, many fail to realize that human trafficking isn’t limited to the developing countries. There is an increasing number of sex trade cases reported from the United States. This research paper is a thorough analysis and investigation about the impact of human trafficking upon the vulnerable section- women and children. The U.S. has a long history of sex trafficking and legal actions are failing to fully address this rising Continue reading...

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Violence between partners is a significant cause for medical treatment and injuries. Often these injuries are seen in the emergency room or they may be hidden from a medical profession. Nurses need to be aware of such injuries, not only in identifying them but having understanding of why they occur. Partner violence occurs between partners who are married, living together or intimately involved. The violence knows no gender or sexual orientation boundaries. The violence can take any form: of man on man; man on woman; woman on woman and woman on man. Stereotypes must be ignored and sensitivity needs Continue reading...

Poverty, crime, racism, sexism, and corruption are some of the problems that exist globally and that have persisted despite all our technological and cultural advancement. Domestic violence is another one of these problems and is a very serious concern because of the parties involved in it and its nature. Fundamentally this problem exists at the level of households and families and these are the basic building blocks of a society. If the basic building blocks are faulty the whole structure of the society is at risk. On an individual level domestic violence can lead to horrendous results and this Continue reading...

Intervention and Recurrence the Effect of Therapy on Domestic Violence Recidivism

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Dr. Eric Brownlee
Research paper submitted to the Faculty of
Gannon University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
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Public administration
Erie, PA
Abstract
It has long been the case that one in four American women will suffer domestic violence in their lifetime. There can be little doubt that America is suffering from an epidemic of violence within intimate relationships, but what is being done to reduce those figures? One theory is that men who are found guilty of abuse need to receive therapy and counseling that helps retrain them, Continue reading...

Introduction

Domestic violence is repeated with increasing frequency cycle: physical, verbal, spiritual and economic abuse to control, intimidation, fear of suggestion. This is a situation in which one person controls or is trying to control the behavior and feelings of another. Inside of family violence as a generalized category there are more specific categories, determined by the nature of relations between the offender and the victim, as well as their living conditions. For example child abuse, violence directed against the spouse(s) or partner(s), violence against the elderly.
In society, there are many myths about domestic (family) violence. Stereotyping Continue reading...

1. Introduction
Like many contemporary ethical dilemmas, the question of who owns a frozen embryo arises as an unintended consequence of a technological advance. As in vitro fertilization (IVF), developed in 1987, came within the technical and financial reach of more and more couples, the number of frozen embryos stored in fertility clinics skyrocketed. According to the RAND Corporation, as of April 11, 2002, there was a total of 396,526 frozen embryos being stored in the United States. No one is entirely sure how many there are today, but some sources estimate that they number over 500,000 ( Continue reading...

Question 1

It is evident that the “War on Drugs” disproportionately affects the women and especially the women of color. The “war on drugs” greatly affects women and families who have been the victims of mandatory minimum sentences and criminalization of females addicted to drugs among other policies. Subsequently, the number of the women in federal prison due to the nonviolent drug offenses in noticeably increasing. Therefore, this illustrates that the “war on drugs” is in a way a war against women.
There are three main factors that have shown the association between the “war on drugs” and War on women.” Continue reading...

The general concept of due process states that neither federal government nor state governments shall arbitrarily or unfairly (illegally) deprive any person of his fundamental constitutional rights and freedoms (Ely Jr, 2003). The idea that citizens cannot be subjected to the unlawful deprivations of their basic rights by the executive or judicial powers dates back to the provisions of Magna Carta. This act guaranteed that “no free man shall be imprisoned except by the lawful judgment of his peers or by the law of the land”(The Text of Magna Carta, 1215). Naturally, the following rule has had a Continue reading...

The criminal investigating process is a very important aspect of the criminal justice system and so much is dependent on it. It provides, for example, for the foundation of the prosecution and conviction of criminals. A solid and fruitful criminal investigation, therefore, significantly impacts the potential doom or success of a criminal case. Aside from aiding prosecution, criminal investigation also serves other important goals, such as the uncovering of a crime, the location and identification of suspects, the location, documentation and preservation of evidence, the arrest of suspects, and the return of stolen property. The police detective, thus, plays Continue reading...

Introduction

In July 2014, Eric Garner had a confrontation with the police enforcers, suspected him of selling loose and illegal cigarettes. Garner was forcefully arrested, and during the arrest, for eleven times, Garner said, “I cannot breathe” . Apparently, Garner had a total loss of the air supply and blood circulation and died due to chokehold made by the police officer. In the Justice department, Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. has expanded the rules of racial profiling. Holder’s reason in the expanded rules for racial profiling is to strongly prevent the Federal Bureau of Investigation or FBI agents from Continue reading...

In the recent years we have witnessed a spate of wrongful convictions overturned by DNA evidence including those on death row. The primary reason why most of the exonerated were convicted initially was mistaken identification. The victim of a violent crime such as rape is usually traumatized by the incident and suffers a great deal of emotional damage even over several years after the crime. They are usually in severe shock and filled with shame due to the nature of the crime itself. Unless the crime was committed by someone they knew for a long time, it makes identification Continue reading...

Border and Coastal Security

Human trafficking is a global problem that affects the lives of millions of people in almost every country of the world, and which deprives them of their human dignity. As one of the most disgraceful crimes in the world, human trafficking is misleading and makes women, men and children from all corners of the world victims every day and makes them to be the object of exploitation. The smuggling of "live goods" is one of the phenomena that currently receives growth and acquires new forms. One can say that it is a form of modern slavery. This trade after Continue reading...

Law

The case No. 12-1539 between Mylan Pharmaceuticals Inc. and GlaxoSmithKline Beecham took place in the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit on the 8th of January, 2013 after an appeal from the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey. The presiding Circuit Judges were Scirica, Ambro and Fuentes. The case involved the competing rights over the pharmaceutical drug paroxetine hydrochloride controlled release tablets in their generic form (Paroxetine Hydrochloride Extended-release (ER) Tablets). The Defendant was SmithKline Beecham Corp currently holding FDA rights and a patent to market and sell the drug paroxetine meant Continue reading...

Introduction

Transnational crimes can be defined as crimes that cross the boundaries of more than one nation and have potential harmful impact across many nations. Transnational crimes are also defined as crimes that violate the fundamental values of the international community (CFR, 2014). Transnational crimes may seem like a new phenomenon in this age of globalization, but actually it is not a new thing to happen in the world. Its roots can be traced back to thousands of years ago when transnational slave trade was a norm between Persia and East Africa. Transnational crimes that continued for ages have taken Continue reading...

Ethical Considerations of Identity Theft

Identity theft is one of the preeminent crimes of the present day. With the onset of the information age, personal information has become much more readily available. This increased accessibility has in turn made it much easier to steal identities. Estimates state that up to 9 million adults in the US each year are victims of identity fraud (Anderson, Durbin, & Salinger, 2008). Therefore, it is evident that the magnitude of this problem cannot be understated. To understand identity theft, however, we must first understand what identity is.
Identity can refer to a set of unique identifiers that differentiate one Continue reading...

Motorcycle clubs are a group of bikers aspiring after freedom and using motorcycles and a rebellious lifestyle as a means of setting themselves free from social confines. Still, when they get loose, they come untied from restraining shackles of social decency. When they do, a social menace arises since they step on the path of criminal activities. While some reputed, respectable, and law-abiding citizens take to riding a bike, they do it for no purpose other than to entertain themselves in a socially acceptable way. Club members classified as criminal engaged in a wide range of illegal and proscribed Continue reading...

Introduction

Background Information
The controversy considering abortion and whether women have the right to ask for one seems timeless. The main argument questions whether the fetus has a soul; hence, is regarded a living human being from inside the womb or not. Therefore, the basis of the argument lies in the morality of abortion. That said; it was not until 800 BC to 200 BC, the period called the Axial Age (Jaspers, 2011), when religious texts started exploring deeper philosophical concepts, regarding the human nature and the soul. Prior that age, in the ancient world, there have been many discussions Continue reading...

Abstract

This paper will address the concerns of the mental health of juveniles who are incarcerated in the adult justice system. To properly address this issue it is important to take a look at how the juvenile justice system compares to the juvenile justice system in all aspects. This will include differences in education and the fact that minorities are more likely to be impacted negatively in the adult justice system. The mental health of youth is important to examine if there is to be a reduction of recidivism and there is a lot of evidence suggesting that this along Continue reading...

United States has always been the first country in world in regard to the quantity of criminal gangs. Primarily because organized crime in this country has a deep history. Remember, though, the infamous "Gangs of New York." But today's groups are not inferior to them in brutality unscrupulousness, and with respect to scope of their activities even surpass their predecessors.
According to the statistics, today the share of street gangs accounts for more than half of all violent crimes, and in some states and big cities this indicator reaches 90%. Basically crime committed by criminal gangs captures the most Continue reading...

The United States has a fragmented system of law enforcement. Its federal system of government creates a dual system of government where the federal system co-exists with the state system. The co-existing systems are established under the 10th Amendment, which provides that “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people.” As a result, law enforcement exists at the federal to enforce federal laws, while another law enforcement system exists at the state, which is also empowered to create political Continue reading...

Question 1

There is no doubt that corporal punishment remains a highly controversial issue in the United States. The debate on corporal punishment is not only on it appropriateness as a disciplinary measure but also on the long term effects that it may have on those that it is administered on. Before dwelling on this, it would be perhaps wise to understand what the phrase corporal punishment means. Corporal punishment simply refers to the action of using physical force to impose pain on a child as a way of correcting or controlling the behavior of the child. There are two distinctive Continue reading...

Impacts of Surveillance Cameras on Crime: Privacy in exchange for security?

Local governments across the United States are constantly looking for an efficacious public safety interposition that will provide a bi-fold effect on society. One, this public intervention should help in restraining crime and two, enhance the economic welfare and the sustainability of neighborhoods in the nation. Though the prevailing law enforcement philosophy remains to be anchored on “community policing” strategies, which is believed to be a potent and sufficient police strategy, law enforcement units are still hard put to cope with the increasing demands of curbing crime; here, the use of new systems and mechanisms that can help “community Continue reading...

Kids are at times involved in criminal activities that leads them to join the criminal justice system. Such children are usually referred as juvenile delinquent for they have enacted in criminality that is against the set laws. Juvenile delinquents are basically minors who are between the ages of 10 to 18 years and have engaged in unlawful activities. The acts that are committed by the minors are usually referred as delinquent acts rather than crimes in the case of adults. The juveniles undergo through an adjudication and not a trial as soon as they are indicted in court.
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Solutions

Restructuring the manner in which the death penalty is being viewed and applied in the California State needs a different approach and understanding. The death penalty debate has faced challenges from the local, national and international levels where opponents of the practice fight its abolishment. The need to offer a secondary option to it was debated upon, but the proponents of the death penalty were strong enough to propagate the idea due to its active probe in the society (Johnson, 2014).
The morality aspect of the matter offers a bigger argument for supporting the need to restructuring how the Continue reading...

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The doctrine of Promissory Estoppel is a doctrine, which a court use to prevent a litigant from taking an action that the litigant is normally entitled in order prevent an inequitable result (Turner & Trone, 2013). Estoppel is used when a party that reasonably relied on promises of another party is hurt because that other party felt to keep the promise. For example, it stops a person from asserting or denying anything to the converse of that which had been established to be the truth in the contemplation of law. Estoppel is a law of evidence. It Continue reading...

Abstract

The aim of the paper is to explain the factors that cause ethical dilemmas for the police. The paper also intends to propose the ways of solving the ethical dilemmas for the police. As the paper’s findings show, the police face moral dilemmas when their fellow police officers and bosses are involved in illegal and unethical practices. The officers do not report such occurrences because they fear. Also, the officers face situations where the law contradicts ethical practices. Certain situations are emergent and the police may have to violate the law so that they prevent crime. However, there Continue reading...

In this paper, there will be considered the criminal responsibility of teenagers who have committed an "adult" crime, or rather two points of view in relation to this issue. Is it necessary to judge the teenager who committed murder as an adult, or should the culprit be put in the place of rehabilitation?
There are people who believe that an "adult" crime must be accompanied by an adult punishment, there are also more loyal followers of justice measures who argue that the juveniles cannot be tried in adult courts, as they have all chances to become a productive member Continue reading...

Introduction

There are those that aver that money laundering is a new type of crime; in actuality, the act has been practiced for quite some time. Safeguarding legal or illicit wealth from the prying eyes of the government has been a longstanding practice in society. For example, annalist Sterling Seagrave narrates instances 3,000 years ago when Chinese traders concealed there earnings in fear that authorities will confiscate their riches accumulated over years of hard work. The methods Sterling documented in converting currencies into transferrable assets, transmitting cash to other locales to set up a business, and trading at inordinately Continue reading...

Discussing the Issues of Overcrowding in American Prisons

INTRODUCTION
The American criminal justice system is presently facing a very serious problem. People continue to commit crimes, law enforcement continues to arrest perpetrators and the court continues to convict them. Case after case, defendant after defendant and guilty verdict after guilty verdict for crimes that range of petty larceny to First Degree Murder, which results in more and more prisoners being incarcerated every single day. Hence where the problem lies, so many prisoners serving long –term sentences, new prisoners arriving, and previous prisoner returning to the prison that the facilities have been and continue to be incredibly overcrowded. Continue reading...

Abstract

The word gang is usually used to describe a menacing group of people that cause chaos to society’s rules and laws. However this defines a broad spectrum of different types of gangs which are individually characteristic setting them far apart from one another at times. A gang is defined as a group of people that are involved in illegal doings for the purposes of making money. This paper will go over many things that make up a gang, different typologies and highlight two gangs as well as describe their typology. The intent is to discover how gangs are Continue reading...

I Court Jurisdiction
Jurisdiction is defined as the authority of a court to take cognizance of a case. Jurisdiction can either be horizontal or vertical. In the former, a lower court must first try a case before it can be appealed to a higher court. In the latter, a court can only hear a case involving a matter within its authority to hear. This is also known as a court of limited jurisdiction. The US has also two court systems, namely the federal court system and the state court system. Nonetheless, a case heard by state courts can be Continue reading...

Abstract

Racial profiling may be legally allowed in certain cases in the United States, but research suggests that it is does not have a positive impact on the country as a whole. The legal and law enforcement systems in the United States rely too heavily upon the idea of racial profiling in many ways, and the system should be re-evaluated to ensure that it can adequately survive without the implementation of unfair and discriminatory practices by law enforcement personnel. Law enforcement personnel who commit racial profiling offenses should also be educated and monitored to ensure that they do not continue Continue reading...

As an organization that is involve in social services, it is essential to prepare for a financial contingency plan to fund the sectors we are serving. As there is increasing number of cases of domestic violence, we shall focus our efforts on creating financial contingency plan for the domestically abused individuals. The World Health Organization release a report in 2013 revealed that 35% of women globally experienced physical and/or sexual violence and 30% of women in relationship experienced violence from intimate partner (World Health Organization, 2013). This paper seeks to evaluate revenue and funding sources to develop financial contingency Continue reading...

Introduction

Advancement in technology coupled with widespread use of internet has facilitated exchange of information, ideas, and culture across nations. As a result of this, nations have expanded and developed effective communication and networking channels that enable people from to share and exchange information easily, thus promoting sustainable economic development and political stability in the region. Today, the world has become a “global village”, following the wide use of internet and various applications of information communication technologies. Documented reports affirm that there are more than 5 billion mobile connections, and about 3 billion internet users, in the whole world (KPMG Continue reading...

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Homicide is a term often used parallel to murder and both terms are interchangeable. Homicide victims are the people who are subjected to attack, and they die eventually, whether they know the killer or not. Many a times people are killed out of reasons such as theft, revenge, or targeted killing or cases of assassination. However, homicide is usually done when a person kills another person whereas, murder is often a planned killing and a criminal homicide. Sometimes homicides can be excused, forgiven and justified if the Continue reading...

Legal and Illegal downloading has been affected the music industry over the last two decades in many ways. The first time when the file-sharing programs emerged, reports suggested a decline in the total units sold, but an increase started, when the first online music store was opened for business. There is not a directed link between the legal and illegal downloading of music, and in the way on how they affect the individual music companies, but is rather a correlation between consumer index and sales revenue. This essay will analyze how the paid downloading had influence the illegal downloading Continue reading...

Abstract

This research paper will endeavor to examine important points and will attempt to build a profile of Jeffery Dahmer. One can understand that Dahmer’s family background and his childhood experiences may have led him to become a serial killer. In this case, the crime scene reconstruction yielded firm evidence that the police were, in fact, dealing with a serial killer. The paper will also highlight the clear linkages between the autopsy findings and the profile that emerged from these analyses. Besides, the paper would also examine factors such as the geographical mobility, Victimology and particular M.O would also Continue reading...

The most common form of punitive measure adopted in the United States is incarceration. Individuals convicted of felonies and other offenses are largely imprisoned in federal prisons and county jails.' The US Bureau of Justice Statistics' show that an estimated 2,266,800 American adults were incarcerated by the end of the year 2011. The United States has witnessed a rapid rise in the prison population over the past four decades due its stringent policies on the fight against crimes. Non-violent offenders mainly occupy the penitentiary correctional facilities. The justice system in the United States has also contributed to Continue reading...

Consideration is factored as one of the core elements of a valid contract. The parties that enter into an agreement recognized as lawful must outline either party’s commitment in the form of service, monetary value or a promise to refrain to a particular action. By definition, consideration refers to the benefit that contractual parties expect from each other at the end of the contractual period (Eisenberg 1754). Consideration form the basis of a binding agreement since the involved parties must settle on a common ground that serves the essence of their relationship. In case the parties fail to Continue reading...

When the delegates gathered for the Constitutional Convention in May of 1787, one of the primary questions on their minds was: what is the purpose of a federal government? Over the next several months, and often as the subject of intense debate, the Founding Fathers were finally able to answer the question in the form of the preamble to the Constitution. According to the preamble, the federal government has only a few broad purposes namely, “form a more perfect union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and Secure the Blessings of Continue reading...

Criminal Law

Introduction
The purpose of this policy is to set guidelines on following a deferred action not deport illegal immigrants who arrived in the United States when they were still children. The purpose of creating this policy is to protect the illegal immigrants’ deportation after having complied with the minimum requirements provided by law. It is important to address this problem to avoid the deportation of illegal immigrants who have been living the U.S. and possess all the qualifications that will justify their stay in the country. The policy also ensures public safety, border security and to strengthen the integrity Continue reading...

The hyper metabolic reaction to serious burn wound is described by hyper active flow, physiological, catabolic and deep metabolic as well as immune system disorders. When there is lack of satisfaction to the irresistible vitality and protein supplies afterwards, and at the time of serious burn wound, consequences in dysfunction several organs, amplified vulnerability to contagion or death (Gabrielli et al., 2009). Weakening of the hyperactive metabolic reaction by several pharmacologic modes is evolving as an indispensable constituent of the organization of serious burn victims. This review emphasizes on the further current developments in therapeutic plans to weaken the Continue reading...

It is a widely accepted principle in criminal justice system that juvenile offenders commit crime disproportionately than adult offenders. One of the basic principles of juvenile justice system that is taken into consideration is the consistent research finding showing that offending patterns usually change during the life course and juveniles usually grow out of crime while adults are more resistant to change (Richards, 2011). The type of rehabilitation approach used when processing juvenile offenders is founded on the principle of reducing recidivism and habitual delinquencies. Research studies often pointed out that only a few juvenile offenders continue their deviant Continue reading...