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Are ex-felons considered disabled?

Am I, as an ex-wife, allowed to find out if my former husband, a convicted felon on probation, is receiving Social Security at age 60, or Social Security for disability, and thus be entitled to money also ? I am 50 and raising our

teenaged son.

Is there a two-two boys gang?

Yes:

The Two Two Boys formed in the late 60s in the Pilsen neighborhood on the corner of 22nd and California. When they formed in the late 60s, they were known as the 22nd Street Boys. By the year 1970, the Two Two Boys became a full fledged and recognized gang in Pilsen. In 1978 the 22nd Street Boys changed their name to the Two Two Boys as they joined the Folk nation alliance. The Two Two Boys were also one of the first gangs to join the Folk Nation in 1978 as they sided with the SDz. The Two Twos then became first cousins with the Satan Disciples. The Two Two Boys colors were brown and beige and still are. Even though Two Two main colors were brown and beige in the 70s, their war colors were always black and baby blue while their party colors were brown and beige. When the Two Two Boys formed they immediately found conflict with the following gangs: Latin Kings, Cullerton Deuces, Stone Kents, Villa Lobos, and the Coulter Kings. The Two Two boys had close relations to Satan Disciples and Ambrose and a small friendship with the Two Sixs. Up until about 1988, tags could be seen that read 226 meaning friendship with the Two Sixs or 224 meaning friendship with the Satan Disciples.

In the early 1980s the Two Two Boys set their sites on Cicero and invaded the town attacking the gangs that were already there such as: Noble Knights, Twelfth Street Players, and Arch Dukes. The Two Two Boys soon swelled in numbers in Cicero immediately and helped wipe out the Arch Dukes in the early 80s. In a struggle for power, the Two Two boys battled heavily with the Noble Knights over Cicero. The two gangs dominated Cicero all throughout the 1980s. interalliance trouble came for the Two Two Boys in 1988 between them and the Two Sixs, when a Two Two Boy was having sexual relations with a Two Sixs girlfriend behind his back. The Two Six was outraged and in the midst of his rage he crashed a party that the Two Two Boys and Ambrose were throwing and began shooting. The Two Six missed his target but instead shot a member of the Two Twos that had nothing to do with it. This incident caused an immediate declaration of war between Two Six and Two Two Boys, while the Ambrose sided with the Two Two Boys and also went to war with the Two Sixs.

In the early 1990s the Ambrose and Two Two Boys began to have beef with the Satan Disciples and La Raza; therefore, they both declared war on the SDs in 1992. The year 1992 was a major blow for the Two Two Boys. First, their relationship was shattered between the Two Two Boys and the Majestic Party Crew after the Majestics joined folks and became the Insane Majestics, and the main problem was that the Majestics joined forces with the Satan Disciples which meant that Two Twos and Majestics had to be at odds. Before the Majestics joined up with the SDs they were in close alliance with the Two Two Boys; therefore, joining up with the SDs was perceived as a betrayal. Second, The Two Sixs were heavily moving into the Parkholme Homes in Cicero and pushing out Latin Angles and Two Two Boys because of Two Six sudden large numbers in that area. Because of this the Two Two Boys engaged in the bloodiest war in Cicero gang history with the Two Sixs. Third, a nasty war was in full swing between the Two Two Boys and the Satan Disciples. Then over by 31st street the Two Twos were warring heavily with the Majestics over the fact that Majestics joined up with SDs and the Majestics wanted 31st street (the fact that the Majestics wanted 31st street was the reason the IMz allied with the SDs in the first place). The war between IMz and Two Twos was nasty because both gangs were tough and large in numbers; therefore, they both took big chunks out of each other. The Insane Majestics eventually lost the war to the Two Two Boys on 31st and instead settled for 30th. This wouldn't have been so bad if the Maniac Latin Disciples weren't ready to take advantage of the IMz/22 war. The maniac Latin Disciples came in to Cicero as a result of three Two Two Boy gang members that flipped to MLDs because they had family ties to the MLDs.

The MLDs began recruiting and growing in number. As soon as they began to grow, the Two Two Boys declared war on the MLDs. Then the war ended for a short time as the Two Twos agreed to allow MLDs to claim on 50th and 30th streets which were in the center of Two Two neighborhood. After this the Two Twos then resumed their war with the Insane Majestics that had been put on hold to fight the MLDs. While this was going on the MLDs were recruiting secretly and built up even larger numbers. In 1997 the MLDs then were ready to strike and declared war on the Two Two Boys and the Majestics. The MLDs then outnumbered both gangs and nearly wiped them out; one thing that prevented the extinction was that the Two Two Boys and Insane Majestics called peace in 1997 to battle MLDs. Eventually the Two Twos and Majestics called peace with the MLDs because of heavy losses, afterward the Two Twos and Majestics shrunk even more in numbers. The Two Twos and Majestics fought to avoid extinction in Cicero; however, there were other obstacles that led to Two Two Boys shrinking in number besides the 26s, MLDs, SDs IMz wars. There was: key incarcerations, Latin King and Latin Count buildup in Cicero, and also several other gangs that flooded into Cicero. Many gangs that have faced such obstacles as the Two Two Boys would gone extinct but the Two Two Boys continue to exercise and presence in Cicero, Chicago, and other Chicago land suburbs.

In the Fall of 1994 as Milwaukee Kings moved in to Cicero, they started a war with the Two Two Boys by killing a Two Two Boy, which then caused the Two Twos to retaliate. In 1994 the Two Two Boys and Cullerton Deuces squashed their beef right after CDs became Folks in 1994. The alliance between CDs and Two Twos was short lived, by 1996 or 1997, the two gangs were back at war. In 1996 the Two Two Boys went to war with Laraza. In the year 2002 an incident occurred between the Simon City Royals and the Two Twos that resulted in murder. The Royals were visiting the area of 22nd and California which is Two Two Boy stronghold. During this visit, a conflict occurred between 22s and SCRs as the SCRs came to the hood to call out the 22s, the 22s responded by shooting a high ranking Royal in the head. The Two Two that fired the gun was arrested and convicted of second degree murder. Now Two Twos and Royals are at war since 2002...

From Chicagogangs.org

Which term best describes a young person under the age of adulthood who commits a crime?

Criminal.

Added: The above is a factual answer however, the "kinder and gentler" term for it is Juvenile Offender or Juvenile Delinquent.

Why should you have more police on the streets?

It help heighten the chance of persecuting criminals and even preventing crime by seeing possible criminals. overall it helps keep the citizens safe :P

Can your attorney take evidence to a District Court Judge that a Prosecuting Attorney in Arkansas refuses to review such as Perjury made by Police Officer on an Affidavit for an Arrest Warrant?

I think you may be confusing "having evidence" with the word "allegation." Whatever 'evidence' you think you may have, it will have to be investigated to determine if, in fact, an offense was committed. Neither the prosecutor NOR the judge are law enforcement officers and do not investigate allegations of wrongdoing. Your attorney would be far better off presenting the evidence of the officers alleged wrongdoing to his department superiors or to the State Attorney General's Office. Look at it this way - if it is eventually proven that the officer HAS committed perjury, and it was instrumental in your conviction, you will win a new trial.

How much do criminal justice lawyers get paid?

Salary is based on whatever someone is willing to pay you, and that is usually based on their perception of what you can accomplish for them. Salary, earning potential, and marketability are not only determined by the type of field you are in and the degree you possess. It depends on your position within that field, the institution you work for, your experience, expertise, personal abilities, critical thinking skills, problem solving abilities, dedication and commitment toward ones work, and more. Thus, salary is not so much dependent on the type of degree as much as it is dependent on the person who holds the degree. Still, if you have a specific occupational title, you can then retrieve the estimated mean annual wage particular to that occupation. Criminal justice covers a broad area with many specific career paths. In other words, police officer, corrections, customs, security, immigration and naturalization, etc.

What are the preconditions of use of force?

Inherent right self defense

Defense of others

Vital national security

Inherently dangerous property

Critical infrastructure

Serious offense against others

Prisoner escape

Arrest or apprehension

What is routine activities?

Routine activities are things that are done everyday. Routine activities are mundane. There is absloutley nothing special about them. They are repeated over and over and could be considered boring. Some examples of routine activities: * get out of bed * make bed * shower * get dressed * eat breakfast * do dishes * go to work / go to school * wash clothes * do grocery shopping * pay bills * clean house . . . etc.

Do immigrants commit crimes?

Yes, they do! Where they come from, their lifestyles are more, well, dirty! So when they come to our country they think they can preserve their dirty ways.

What classes do you need for criminal justice?

You will have the general education cluster to include, English composition, math, social sciences, humanities, laboratory sciences, government etc. The criminal justice courses will include, introduction to criminal justice, criminal investigation, criminal law, police role in the community, police administration, corrections etc. The total credits required for the associate degree will be approximately 60 to 64 credits. If you wish to continue on, you may transfer to a four year college or university for your bachelors degree.

Where were highwaymen?

Highway men were people who stopped people on trading routes or major pathways and took their stuff and killed them.

Who is the richest Arabian?

As of July 2014, the richest person in Saudi Arabia is Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud. Saudi Arabia has an estimated 7 people who are billionaires.

Is criminal justice a part of law enforcement and how law enforcement careers look?

Law-enforcement, inter alia, is PART of the criminal justice system.

What aer the six forms of punishment in the US criminal justice system?

Death Penalty

Incarceration

House Arrest

Probation

Restitution

Fines

What were the Victorian crimes?

During the Victorian period, people were very concerned about crime because crime rates were increasing rapidly. When a crime was committed the accused would be taken into custody by the parish constable and went on trial in front of the public prosecution service. The citizens of the individual parishes were very involved in the prosecution and punishment of criminals.

Does gun control prevent gun violence?

You could certainly go with the masses of the uninitiated and assume that it does, the statistics are generally skewed to that side.

However, i reality, the more well armed the private citizens are, usually the better a deterrent for crime they serve as. That is: when a criminal feels that their crime may induce some violent and potentially deadly action from their victim, they are less likely to perform a crime.

In Florida for years, certain ethnic populations were seen as one of the most dangerous areas in the world (think "Cocaine Cowboys"), and in the late eighties and early nineties, as concealed weapon permits increased, crime decreased. As the petty criminals who associated with the drug specific criminals realized that they could easily be shot for trying to rob or rape someone, they tended to avoid overt criminal activity.

In Switzerland where nearly 90% of the population has some direct affiliation with firearms, the crime rate is incredibly low relative to other countries in the region.

Furthermore: in areas where absolute gun control exists, some of the highest crime rates also parallel them. This is not a new phenomena: crime rates have not decreased anywhere where ONLY gun control initiatives serve to dampen crime impact. In all cases, crime rate increase can be linked to law enforcement agency increases, NOT gun control initiatives.

Criminals do not buy real and legitimate guns from reputable dealers: they buy them from the street, or in the case of "fast and furious" the U.S. government. All joking aside: a large portion guns used in the commission of crimes were themselves stolen in previous crimes.

Second amendment rights are crucial to the progression of an independent and free state, and it is important that we as informed citizens don't spread falsehoods to promote an ideology that may not even be effective.

Ask any law enforcement agency aside from the DOJ and ATF and they will advocate and promote second amendment rights and tell their constituency that they should be armed and provide support in deterring crimes in the community *(disclaimer: I didn't say condone vigilante justice-I said support crime prevention).

It's important to ask questions and see what comes out of it, and unfortunately there is such a stigma attached to guns and gun violence that many people turn a blind eye, a deaf ear, or both on the realities of the situation.

I will say it bluntly: There is no sustained and reliable information that promotes gun control as a resolution to gun violence. A vast majority of gun violence is happening with illegally obtained and possessed firearms, not legitimate and legal versions.

((((( NO gun control has proven wrong and invades the american citezins rights, also has made things worse for the citizens because crime escalates when bans are put on guns. people have been killed because people had their gun taken from them and the criminal who had a gun killed them. now is that a loving goverment. the goverment wants your gun rights stripted from you because its easy money and scared of them because they are so scary for some reason when they dont understand that its not the gun its the person who is stupid enough to use it the wrong way.

How did prohibition help increase the presence of organized crime in America?

There was a steady demand for liquor so there was incentive to set up the organization needed to import or produce liquor, distribute it and offer it for sale.

The fact that is was illegal led to higher prices and greater profits. It is also led to corruption of law enforcement officers. Once an officer was on the take, he could not enforce any laws so others criminal activities flourished along with the illegal liquor sales.

How many murders committed per day in Mexico city?

On the city proper: 3 per day (1,101 murders per year). On the extended, metropolitan area and close urban centers, 11 murders per day (3,923). You should be aware however, that population of both regions is incredibly high: 8.77 million people for Mexico City proper and over 28.23 million for the extended region.

Which type of study provides the best measure of unreported crimes?

I'm not sure I can answer as to the best study but there is a "dynamics of unaddressed crime". As far as injustice done to a person this person will be displaced and the displacement bringing more sadness due to the widening of the margin for error that will naturally occur with the displacement ALSO any unaddressing of crimes committed (especially reported and not addressed properly) will INVITE crime the person's, now a victim, way.Ffor justice is social, as is injustice. The result of dysfunction with in the justice system, is social. It's about sending messages and the right ones for the wrong messages socially sent can be misinterpreted EASILY...leading to crime being invited the victim's way further victimizing the victim. Study? hmmm, how about why the law exists in the first place...

After an issue enters the justice system this is what needs to take place to not further victimize a victim and why:

1.By reporting a crime and the TRUTH being, proper investigation's done leading to vindication of the victim all sends A SOCIAL MESSAGE: You can not do this to this person (anything but the truth can lead to another outcome).

2. The second message sent with the truth prevailing is"Crime does NOT pay here!"

3. all of this in place allows healing and compensation for the victim.

Again, a study?Injustice of this nature can, sadly, fairly easily be inflicted, It's pretty important to get the truth out there when reporting vrime, anything else is purgery, lying is illegal and it does hurt people. Aside from god ordering there be law in the land this is what it's all about or should be, or used to be...I think with corruption...this basic element may have been lost along the way...or something like that. just a guess but sadly an educated one.

What is the abbreviation for associate's degree in criminal justice?

Within the United States, the technology degrees at this level are typically an associate of applied science (AAS) degree. The regular transfer programs in criminal justice can be either the associate of arts (AA), or the associate in science (AS).

What happened to members of the Yazoo land fraud?

As a result of public anger and pressure, the legislators involved were voted out of office.

sources: Georgia and the american experience textbook