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Category: /Literature/English
…3). According to the National Committee for the Prevention of Child Abuse, “some 97 percent of hard -core juvenile delinquents have a history of being abused, and some 80 percent of all prison inmates have such a history.”(3…
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…in general, are seven times more likely to involve attacks against persons and most likely to involve multiple offenders (Brooks, Remtulla, & Steinberg, 2003). Lately, hate groups have used the Internet to express their viewpoints, sell their paraphernalia…
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…there is no requirement of a background check. This makes such transactions attractive to criminals, juveniles and psychopaths. The Federal and State law enforcement officials of Maryland have also testified that straw purchasers and secondary sales are a major problem…
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Category: /Literature/Novels
…of the book. After nine months, he is sent to a branch workhouse for juvenile offenders who have broken the law by begging. The lady that runs the workhouse, Mrs. Mann, is paid an adequate sum for each child that she watches over, but instead of using this money…
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…proved he could not have committed the crime, the prosecutor, judge, and sheriff in his case applied to Governor Bush for a pardon. n Teenager Shareef Cousin remains one of 63 juvenile offenders on Death Row in the United States, notwithstanding…
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…these times I had used anything I could to change the way I felt. By the age of 16 I was in and out of Juvenile detention for running away and truancy and placed in a foster home. Although I was still very angry I commenced to do things that were suggested (school…
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…levels. Shoplifting also causes stress among co-workers which can lead to stressful working environments. (A.I.C. no.11, 2004) Shoplifting has a high involvement of both female and juvenile offenders and the majority of shoplifters are of low class…
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…. The big winners from a purely monetary perspective were three types of community-based programs for adolescent juvenile offenders: multi-systemic therapy, functional family therapy, and multi-dimensional treatment foster care. For example, the latter…
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Category: /Law & Government
…such as TVs and stereos (Owens). Many different types of people shoplift, therefore no stereotypical person should be watched. About 43% of all shoplifters are female, which means 57% are male. Out of these 32% are juveniles between the ages of 12 and 18. Most…
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…to get tough with repeat offenders (74). As many as 237 crimes are committed each year by repeat offenders (74). Fourth, juveniles who commit adult crimes need to serve adult time (74). Only 1.5 percent of juvenile offenders serve time (74). Last…
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