Crime

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The Constitution give criminal defendants and suspects certain rights that are covered in the 4th amendment (prohibition against unreasonable searches and seizures) and the 6th amendment (the right to an attorney). The Criminal Justice system is affected by these rights because it ensures police and district attorneys uphold the law and allows certain crimes to be adjudicated one way and establishes guidelines for convictions of certain offenders ensuring their rights are maintained.

The Constitution also establihsed procedures for the creation of laws, which determines the branch of government that will act upon those laws within the justice system of this country. KM

This question isn't a law question in any sense that I can tell. Though the answer for why people do knife crimes as in stabbing cutting etc. is mainly what some call crimes of passion. To use a knife on a person you have to be up close and its more of a personal attack. Firing a weapon is more long range so you're more disassociated with it. But, knife crimes are very personal. It goes back to instinct. If you are in the mindset a knife is the only choice for some. While using a gun is what others would consider safe, they don't have to actually see the person hurt or die or even bleed. They don't have to know. They can just believe it and it is enough for them.

It houses the administration and operational staff - usually houses some kind of jail facility, and records center, and serves as the base of support and operations for the members of the department as well as serving as a handy point of contact for citizens to make contact with the department.

The primary claim by those who oppose hate crime legislation is that it only protects certain groups of people. Some claim that special protection is given to only those who have a certain status.

Anytime these days might be one answer. Whenever banks and shops are open in big cities there is a threat to them. After dark is when a lot of muggers come out. Its no longer safe on the streets of most cities of the world. Cat burglars like the quiet hours when people are asleep.

Some direct career options include:

1. Activist

2. Fundraiser

3.Immigration officer

4. Legal secretary

5. Legislative aide

6. Lobbyist

7. Mediator

8. Paralegal

9. Political aide

10. Politician

11. Public affair reporter

12. Public opinion analyst

Some indirect options include:

1. Community worker.

2. Economic development officer.

3. Foreign service officer.

4. Lawyer.

5. Public policy analyst.

6. Author.

7. Information specialist.

8. Journalist.

9. Speech writer.

10. Human resources specialist.

11. Healthcare administrator.

12. Correction officer.

13. Occuptational and health/safety inspector.

Usually the case ends up with Detectives. Initially it may be the police officer (s) or constable (s) who receives the call to the scene then, if its a heavy matter, he/they may call in the D's. Following this it could the "Scientific" (CSI) guys and a whole heap of other guys may jump on the case...e.g. fingerprints folk (if they are separate from Scientific or CSI) then maybe firearms guys and many other sections including police intelligence services, or, as in some parts of the world, Special branches. Mainly initially its the Detectives.

this is a GENERIC definition... BOP is usually decide in the APPEALS Courts. Links at the bottom Breach of Peace. However, even if there is a right to repossession, the repossession agent cannot Breach the Peace in conducting the repossession. That means that the repossession agent in repossessing the vehicle cannot: forcibly remove you from the vehicle; stop you on the street or highway like a law enforcement arrest; enter a closed garage or your home; break into your house; create a disturbance such as a fight or other altercation; threaten any of the above actions; or pretend to be a law enforcement officer while conducting the repossession. If any of these actions occurred you should immediately contact an attorney. courtstuff.com

Three subsystems of criminal justice work together to achieve fair outcomes for all people involved. First come the police, which is the first agency to come into contact with crime and aims to find and investigate crime and to maintain public safety. Second comes the criminal courts, where crimes are brought to be tried, and which are responsible for upholding the law while sentencing people who are deemed guilty. Third comes the correctional agencies, which carry out the custody and supervision of convicts in accordance with the courts' sentence and the safety of the convicts.

Yes, but that can't be used as an excuse. You could even be made an accessory to a crime without knowing it. Let's say you and a friend stop at a convenient store for a soda. You stay in the car, but your friend is in the place robbing it. He gets in the car and you leave, but you have just driven the get away car. This makes you an accessory to the robbery. This is one reason why you need to be sure who you are with.

An example of social justice at school is ensuring people have social fairness. I can practise social justice at school if i see another student being treated unfairly in the canteen line. I could stand up for the student that is being treated unfairly.

"crime is an act where there has been injury to another person or damage to property/public property/Damage to a highway or another's automobile.

The crime rate soared and organized crime grew rapidly.

.... it is known as a 'True Bill of Indictment.'

Indictment by a grand jury is the manner in which the government charges individuals with commission of a crime. The prosecutor presents proofs before the members of the Grand Jury to convince them that sufficient evidence exists to charge an individual with a crime. If the Grand Jury agrees that the individual should be so charged it issues a written statement making the charges. The statement is called an indictment.

Opinions differ.

Some say that there's more crime during a full moon simply because there's more natural light those nights. Enough light to make it easier to sneak around, but not enough to be easily recognized.

There's good evidence for that, as a cloudy, overcast full moon night won't show any increase in crime, while a clear (moon) night will.

Others claim that it's the influence of the moon itself which causes it. Seems a little strange in that case, if cloud cover is all it takes to cancel it out.

There is more crime during the full moon because the lunar rhythm modulates human's sleep structure and influences secretion of melatonin and cortisol hormones.

The community plays two important roles in criminal justice. Firstly, the community is responsible for reporting crimes they witness happening. Police depend on the community for this information as they can't always be there to witness a crime. Secondly, the community makes up the members of the jury who convict or acquit said criminals.

A judge exercises wide discretionary powers in sentencing cases that come before him, except (in the US) where the legislatures have written mandatory sentences into the statute law. The judge may NOT change these mandatory minimums.

I think it's more up to the individual rather than the system, rehabilitation can work and does work. I think as taxpayers we would rather spend our money on trying to rehabilitate and educate rather than spending money our hard earned money on them to allow them to just sit on there butt. I think if anything we should want to take the risk and try to rehabilitate in prison systems so that when they have the opportunity to leave the prison system they can now contribute to society in a better way. We can't just give up.

Monterrey has had its own share of violence due to the war on drugs. It however, has lowered its murder rate from previous years and nowadays it is as safe as say, Milwaukee, or Oklahoma City in the United States.

The statistic used is the murder rate, or murders and non-negligent manslaughters per 100,000 people, throughout a year. In the case of Monterrey the murder rate is 14.5 (2013). This puts the city as safe as other cities such as Milwaukee (15.2) or Oklahoma City (14.3), which are in turn much smaller cities than Monterrey: 0.59 and 0.595 million vs. 1.1 million (city proper only).

Cyber crimes are crimes that are perpetrated with the use of a computer. An example might be where someone uses a pc to illegally obtain someone else's personal information and then the "bad buy" uses that information to steal money from the victim. Simply, cyber crime is crime committed using a computer.

It depends on what you want. Many think an MA will get them a position in the FBI. That's unlikely, since the FBI mainly looks for people with business, computer, and language school. An MA in criminal justice is best for those already in the field looking to move up into administrative position. It may not be a good idea for those without an undergraduate degree in CJ looking for an entry level position as it may over qualify you for those positions. It may be good for those who seek a PhD for academic or research positions. Otherwise a graduate degree in business or psychology is more marketable.

they keep a rercord of all criminals and report it to the chief governor who then reports to the police to hunt them down