Crime

They are inversely related. If people have jobs, then the crime rate goes down. But if people don't have jobs, the crime rate is higher. The reason because the criminals also have families they have to support but if they can't find a job they need money somehow and they do it illegally so that's about it.

Forensic science is a science of miracles. You can not imagine, to tackle the crime effectively, without the help from forensic experts. This very big topic can not be covered in a single page. You name the crime and forensic experts have their role to play in the same. Forensic experts are treated as expert witnesses in the court of law. There are unending stories of the roles of forensic experts, in crimes.

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Criminal Law statutes are codifications of the common law that has been handed down for hundreds of years.

If facing criminal charges in santa claracounty its the court code. Its tell you where the defendent is going to court.and the court happens to be at the suprior court on hedding st. By the main jail

Often enough, when people of different ethnic groups who have little or nothing are thrown together by chance, ethnic and racial hostilities have the potential to motivate hate crimes, because people who already don't have much tend to feel threatened by the presence of another group or groups. Although socioeconomic in origin, people put in competition with each other are often under much greater stress and pressure, and racial/ethnic differences also flare, making the advent of hate crimes much more likely.

Yes, there are several serial killers who have children. Keith Jesperson to name one, (more commonly known as "the happy face killer"). In fact one of his daughters was recently on Oprah talking about her father and the book she wrote about him, "Shattered Silence: The Untold Story of a Serial Killer's Daughter" By Melissa G. Moore and M. Bridget Cook.

John Wayne Gacy had a son and daughter.

Gary Ridgeway, the "Green River Killer" has a son.

Dennis Rader, aka "BTK" has a son and a daughter.

Herb Baumeister lived with his wife and three children on an estate called "Fox Hollow Farm" outside of Indianapolis. He was never apprehended because he committed suicide when he felt that he would soon be apprehended. After his death, authorities identified the remains of at least 11 bodies on the estate. Baumeister is suspected of the murder of seven other men whose bodies had been found along Interstate 70.

Criminal justice is often defined in terms of two ideals: public order and personal freedoms. Public order is about maintaining a safe society, so criminal justice has to prevent unsafe things from happening. Sometimes, in order to maintain safety, a criminal justice agency will have to search a person's property or person. Personal freedom is about ensuring that nobody's property or person will be searched without their permission or a reasonable cause.

It means the person stole from a place while having a weapon either entering , or stealing a weapon from the place and leaving.

No, misdemeanors do not disqualify on for US Citizenship or I wouldn't be one. ...Now a felony would prevent you from being granted citizenshp - the only exception are 'felony conviction from countries that the US finds the judical system questionable, ie: if there is no separation of executive and judical branches, like Iran. In frienly allieed countries the 'nature of the crime' would come into question, ie: no violence, drugs, arms, trafficking etc. If you were in default of a law suit, which in some contries can become flonies, then that is what they consider 'understandable circumstance'. Also, if its a law that wouldn't hold up in a US court then the odds are you will not be rejected because of it. So, to answer the question... if you misdeameanor was for possession of amphetamines with intent to sell -or- possession of a firearm that was not licensed to you, well those kind of misdemeanors cold keep you on the other side of the gates. ...at which point you simply fly to Tijuana Mexico on a weekend and walk back on a Fri or Sat night with all of the tourists and partiers who make the 15 minute trip down from San Diego... and they NEVER chek for IDs on that walk across. ...driving, you'd need to be with a US licensed driver with you as the passenger and NO luggage.

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Assisted suicide is murder, because you helped someone kill them self, and even helping to kill someone that isn't you is called murder. The only murder there is is stealing, when u kill someone, ur stealing another person's right of a friend, and ur stealing their fammily's right for a cousin, brother, father, mother. etc.

CS13A16 is drug possession in Philadelphia. (Pennsylvania in general, not just Philadelphia.)

It is somewhat unlikely, depending on what you want to do. I am a clinical/forensic psychologist and you cannot have a criminal record in my field. I work with many law enforcement officials and I don't think they have records either... A DUI may be acceptable, but other substances and/or theft is another ballgame.

The Witnesses, Police, Ambulance, Firemen, and Victim (if still alive)

That all depends on the charge. If you hack into the WiFi of your local Subway that requires you pay for it first, then you might be facing petty theft, a misdemeanor. Although, if you (somehow) hack into the files of the pentagon and edit everything you can get your cursor on to pictures of Nyan Cat, then your looking at...well, a lot more time in prison than you have for living.

detective/investigato

1) The accused must have intended to commit the crime
2) The accused must have taken substantial steps to complete the act
3) Preparation alone does not necessarily constitute attempt

Can be charged, even if the crime attempt fails.

As first-degree murder is planned beforehand, then the use of death penalty may be appropriate, but this is my opinion.

According to the indictment, Stewart lied to investigators, falsified records and conspired with her stockbroker to concoct a bogus story. Second, Stewart is accused of deleting phone records to prevent the FBI from learning the truth.

Killing a life is always a sin according to Bible. Sacrificing the life of animals were needed before New testament. Even it became unneccessory when God gave his own son as a sacrifice. Thus God has given oppurtunity to every life to repent and come to the narrow way. It is a sin to take from a person what the God has given to him.

In self defense

God sent the Children of Israel into the promised land and they were commanded to kill all that breathed. This was not sin but God's justice. They were given the space of 400 years to repent of their sins.

It is a common misconception that Babylonian laws were overtly harsh. For example, in most societies those days many crimes that in Babylon would mean that the criminal had to compensate for the damage caused/property stolen (usually tenfold) - would mean that the perpetrator would instantly be put to death. Though in case if the criminal had nothing to pay with, he'd be executed. One could say that they were not especially harsh for the time, instead were more fair and just than most.

Babylonian laws were very advanced for their time, Code of Hammurabi has one of the earliest examples of the idea of presumption of innocence, and also gives right for both the accuser and accused to be able to present evidence.

Code of Hammurabi also recognizes importance of intent. For example, person accidentally causing death of another person would only be fined, and not to be put to death himself.

Police officers are responsible for tracking down potential subjects that may be responsible for the crime. Once they locate who may have done the crime, they will testify in court.

Highwaymen were thieves, robbers and murderers. They were despised.