Crime

A criminal investigation is the process of determining what happened in the commission of a crime. The investigation uses processes such as interviews, the collection of evidence, and checking fingerprints.

The usual time for taking pictures and the fingerprints of a suspect is at the time of arrest. People that are not under arrest may have their pictures or fingerprints taken for investigative purpose, for example to include or exclude people from an investigation. This would be done either on a volunteer basis or by a court order.

Without all the components of the criminal justice system the other does not work efficiently. We must have the law enforcement officers to enforce the law by responding to all types of calls,then we must have the prosecution component to hear the case to see whether or not the offender and defender statements add up to what is being set forth,and finally the correction component is where the punishment for the crime committed is handed down.

a french cocked hat, lace at their chin, dark red coat; boots up to the theigh, a mask which covered their eyes and they carried a pistol.

You can use the UCR (uniform crime report) to determine this type of data. It is compiled by Law enforcement agencies yearly. This is a link to the table about murders by weapons. http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/cius2007/offenses/expanded_information/data/shrtable_07.html Here are the numbers: 2003: 1,828 2004: 1,866 2005: 1,920 2006: 1,830 2008: 1,796

All people should be concerned about criminal justice because their area's criminal justice system affects them in some way. If a person can leave their house and walk down the street without immediate fear of robbery, rape, or assault, there is a criminal justice system maintaining this safety. If a person is victimized, he should be concerned with the criminal justice system because the system is what will know how to resolve the crime.

Sounds like Federal charge (probably a felony) - but not information is given in order to answer.

If it is part of the evidence of the crime, it can be held until the court case is completed. If it is necessary for it to be returned you may ask for a "release" from the prosecutor's office, but it might not be granted if the vehicle is of primary importance to the case.

usually it is up to 5 years in jail, but if you obstructed justice in a trial that could have been a sentence for more then you could serve that time. for example if someone commited murder and is facing 25 years, the person that obstructed justice can serve 25 years.

the consensus view on crime states that society as a majority agree on what behaviors should be oulawed. It states that law defines crimes, which are behaviors believed to be distasteful to all elements of society.

It depends on where you live. People on the West Coast tend to make more than those on the East Coast but their cost of living is much higher. Look at salary.com and put in your zip code. It should give you a rough estimate of what you would be earning as a hygienist in the area. It depends on where you live. People on the West Coast tend to make more than those on the East Coast but their cost of living is much higher. Look at salary.com and put in your zip code. It should give you a rough estimate of what you would be earning as a hygienist in the area.

The Criminal Justice Model perspective that assumes that the system's components work together harmoniously to achieve the social product we call justice is the Consensus Model.

Trayvon Martin just so happen to be to be close to home . Why is it when a young black youth is seen in a predominately white neighborhood he automatically considered suspicious . When white people come into an all black neighborhood no one Say's anything except the police and then they automatically assume it's a drug deal . You cant win for losing.

In everyday life, we use seatbelts in vehicles and restraint bars on roller coasters to keep us safe.

Restraints are also used by police officers and federal agents to restrain criminals, and by criminals to restrain victims.

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the five categories of criminal law violations are:

1) felonies-serious crimes such as murder, rape, robbery, aggrevated assult

2) misdemeanors-minor crimes such as peety theft, disturbing the peace, breaking and entering, disorderly conduct

3) offenses-minor violation of the law that are less serious than misdemeanors such as jaywalking, spitting on the sidewalk, littering or etc...

4) treason and espionage-violation or allegiance toward ones country, esecially the betrayal of ones country by wagingwar against it

5) inchoate offenses-preparing or seeking to commit another crime such as conspiracy

"Heinous" is a descriptive term but not a legal term. The punishment could be anything from imprisonment to the death penalty or something much less serious depending on the law in the place where the crime was commited. Crimes are classified as "misdemeanors" or "felonies" and can have different classes within the criminal code for that crime. For example, we're all familiar with murder 1, 2, and 3 or murder in the first, second and third degree. Similarly there can be "aggravated" crimes or "hate" crimes which are special classifications which allow for greater punishment for crimes commited in a way that makes them "worse" in the eyes of the law. For example murdering a black man for racist reasons might be considered worse than murdering him out of pure revenge not because he is more dead but because the crime exacerbates racism and the division of races and is therefore causing greater harm to the community. Judges have some discretion in what sentence they give. For example the law might say "10-15 years" and the judge could sentence 10 years or more up to 15. For an idea of how the "heinous" crime you are thinking of could be punished, search for state criminal codes or contact a lawyer or district attorney.

In Maryland, the sentence for first-degree murder is life without parole, or 25 years to life. Maryland has abolished the death penalty. The punishment for second-degree murder is not more than 30-years.

The four goals of the criminal justice system are to

discourage and deter people from committing crimes,

protect society from dangerous and harmful people,

punish people who have committed crimes and

rehabilitate and reform people who have committed crimes.

There are a lot of jobs for this degree. You can be a lawyer, police officer, probation or even a judge. I guess what it boils down to is what do you want to be.

Larceny - auto theft - embezzlement - etc. The list could go on endlessly. Crimes against property are exactly THAT, crimes against PROPERTY.

This is different from Crimes Against Persons. Crimes against persons are ones in which individual(s) are victims and are put in PERSONAL PERIL. Such crimes could include, Robbery - rape - assault - domestic violence - etc.- etc.

If the fraud has anything to do with a service member you are told to report it to the chain of command, however in In my recent experience trying to report anything to a service members chain of command is not the way to go. If you want to report anything and have someone listen you can report it to Legal, IG or the CID of the installation and that will almost guarantee someone will take notice.

Normally a criminal from one state can not legally hide out in another state.

You could apply to be a police officer, probation officer, corrections officer, your can apply to work in the county/state/city courthouse, you can be a paralegal, you could go onto law school, legal secretary, apply for a legal team at a top corporation in your area (like Shell, AT&T, etc., and many many more.