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…FOR A FIRST-TIME OFFENDER CHARGED WITH DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE? Drunk driving is considered a serious offense in all states. The DUI statute in the state where the violation occurred will determine the extent of the punishment for a first-time offender…

…common type of pedophile is the psychologically immature offender. These individuals have difficulty in relating to people their own age. In this case the offender doesn’t really know the victim. Most likely, they never will. They seek out children who…

…Drug Addition Treatment Instead of Jail Time Repeat drug offenders deserve mandatory jail time. However, people who are arrested for the first time for a drug offense may deserve a chance at rehabilitation within a treatment facility. While many…

…the victim (Searles, Berger, 135). The crime of rape or any sexual assault/abuse is not an easy subject to discuss nor is there any quick, all-inclusive fix. While the clock ticks on the wall right now, there are thousands of sex offenders loose in our society…

…of roughly 11,127 people killed by guns each year. (Moore). One of the most alarming issues dealing with gun control is juvenile violence. A large percent of crimes committed with guns are by children. No one has yet been able to pinpoint the exact reason…

…Juvenile delinquents By: KT Deloach 1 Juvenile Criminals This newest phenomenon in the world of crime is perhaps the most dangerous challenge facing society and law enforcement ever. They are younger, more brutal…

…that appeared to be a list of students who owed T.L.O. money, and two letters that implicated T.L.O. in marijuana dealing. Thereafter, the State of New Jersey brought delinquency charges against T.L.O. in Juvenile Court. The Juvenile Court denied T.L.O.'s motion…

…Rape is legally defined, and divided into two separate categories. There is forcible and statutory rape, both of which are considered felonies in the United States. An alleged offender once arrested will face charges in the criminal court. Within…

…of ninety-five of America’s federal prison institutions only 2.3% of them are violent offenders (“Federal Bureau of Prisons Quick Facts”). So why not save the spaces in our prisons for the violent offenders, sex offenders, and drug offenders and take…

…AN Alternative to Incarceration Prisons take the nonviolent offender and make him live by violence. Place them in overcrowd cell-blocks, deprive them of meaningful work, and the result is an embittered underclass. This essay will analyze the current…