Yes. A psychopath is not necessarily a criminal. They lack empathy though. A psychopath does have the ability to control their behavior, unlike a person with something such as antisocial personality disorder. Psychopaths tend to be extremely intelligent and thus can put there intelligence to good use. The only reason that psychopaths have a bad rap is due to the fact that many serial killers are diagnosed as psychopaths.
The psychopath showed no remorse for his crimes, demonstrating a lack of empathy and conscience.
None whatsoever. It is impossible to have "empathy" for someone while at the same time committing a crime against them. The two concepts are contradictory.
If you randomly caught someone committing a property it they would likely be a young poor white male
Committing crimes.
Murder and manslaughter are crimes committed against life. They involve the taking of human life. Crimes against life can also include crimes that endanger someone's health. This includes knowingly dumping toxic chemicals, or committing intentional malpractice.
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The antonym of sleuth is likely culprit, as a sleuth is someone who investigates or solves crimes, while a culprit is someone who is responsible for committing a crime.
Incarceration is the process of locking someone up in prison and is normally done to people who have been convicted of a crime. This is supposed to prevent the criminal offender from committing more crimes, to punish him or her and to deter other people from committing crimes.
The US, as with all countries, helps others it considers to be in the right. War crimes are not commited merely because someone who disagrees with a certain policy says that it is so.
please stop committing crimes.
By committing crimes or torts that violate federal laws.