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Crime is the breaking of societal law and can result in imprisonment. Ask questions about criminal acts, from stealing candy to homicide, here.

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What does burglary of conveyance armed mean?

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

Can a misdemeanor including buying alcohol for minors stop you from becoming a citizen?

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.

Is assisted suicide a crime?

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.

What does the offense code cs13a31 mean and how does it differ from cs13A16?

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

Do theft and drug charges prevent a criminal justice career?

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.

Who is allowed at a crime scene?

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

What is the maximum penalty for a hacker taken to court?

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.

What is considered attempted murder?

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.

How would each perspective on criminal justice view the use of the death penalty as a sanction for first-degree murder?

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

When is killing not a crime?

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.

Why did Babylon insist on harsh punishments for crime?

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.

What is the most common crime that happens?

It is possibly between theft/stealing/shoplifting and mugging/voilence.

as of 2007 (most current available data)

Type (Grouped) _______ ( # of Arrests) _____ (Higest Type in Group)
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Crime Against Property ........ 419,000 ................ Larceny-theft (300,300)
Other ................................ 1,662,000 ................ Disorderly conduct (201,200
............................................................................ Drug abuse violations (195,700)
............................................................................ Other assaults (240,700)
............................................................................ Liquor law violations (141,000)
Violent Crime ......................... 97,100 ................ Aggravated assault (57,650)

What are the responsibilities of the police after a crime has taken place?

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.

What did people think of the highwaymen?

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

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