Crime
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Crime: Computer Viruses to Twin Towers
By H. Thomas MilhornRandall Vogt offered the untested theory, called "post traumatic slave disorder," in the defense of Isaac Cortez Bynum, who was charged with murder by abuse in the death of his son, Ryshawn Lamar Bynum. An autopsy found the child died ...
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Crime: A Serious American Problem
By Mark Alan Siegel, Nancy R. Jacobs, Carol D. FosterA statistical look at ordinary crime, victimization, jails and prison, the judiciary, justice expenditures and employment, victim compensation, and the response to crime as it affects our lives.
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Crime: Our Second Vietnam
By Terry Pluto, Bill GlassCrime: Our Second Vietnam
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Crime
By James Q. WilsonThe articles in this collection provide an overview of current research and knowledge on some of the most important topics in criminal justice.
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Crime: Investigation and Evidence
By Jonathan Sutherland, Diane CanwellWith entries ranging from Vlad the Impaler to the Kray Twins and from Jack the Ripper to Bonnie & Clyde, this book has something to interest everyone!
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Crime: an Analytical Appraisal
By Manuel López-Rey y ArrojoCrime: an Analytical Appraisal
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Crime: Public Policies for Crime Control
By James Q. WilsonThis reader presents the work of 23 experts in the sociology, psychology, biology, and economics of crime. Contributors demonstrate how social science research might inform efforts to understand and control...
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Crime: Local and Global
By John Muncie, Reece Walters, Deborah TalbotMany, if not most, food poisoning cases are likely to be a direct result of criminal breaches of food hygiene and food safety legislation. Nonetheless, prosecutions of any food regulation breaches, including those that lead to death, ...
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Crime: Causes, Types and Victims
By Alicia E. HasselmThis book presents current research in the study of crime including such topics as the role of police deception in interrogation and juror's perceptions of these techniques; the link between personal victimisation and fear of crime; police ...
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Crime: belief and reality
By Juarez Tavares169 Michigan Second Highest Court: in https://www.chron.com/news/nationworld/article/Michigan-court-rules-adultery-a-felony-1809139.php. 170 HARST, Joachim. Universalgeschichte des Ehebruchs. Göttingen: Wallstein Verlag, 2021, p. 13.
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Crime: Crença e realidade
By Juarez Tavares170 Michigan Second Highest Court: in https://www.chron.com/news/nationworld/article/Michigan-court-rules-adultery-a-felony-1809139.php. 171 HARST, Joachim. Universalgeschichte des Ehebruchs. Göttingen: Wallstein Verlag, 2021, p. 13.
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Crime: Critical Concepts in Sociology
By Philip BeanClinical assessment of competence to consent to treatment cannot be done by following a set of " cookbook " procedures . It requires an understanding of the concepts underlying competence . Assessing a patient's competence by rote ...
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Crime: Critical Concepts in Sociology
By Philip BeanSome systems we are able to describe as deterministic , others we must describe as probabilistic , and indeed the same thing ( like the game of snooker ) looked at for different purposes may have to be changed from a deterministic to a ...
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Crime: Its Cause and Treatment
By Clarence DarrowTrue-crime fans and readers interested in the history of American jurisprudence should definitely add Crime: Its Cause and Treatment to their must-read list.
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Crime: A Novel
By Irvine Welsh“[An] inimitable combination of dark realism, satire and psychological insight . . . complicated, unsettling and at times beautiful.
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Crime: Readings
By Joseph G. Weis, Robert D. Crutchfield, George S. BridgesBeyond the conflict tactics scale: Assessing gender differences in partner violence. ... In L. E. Lynn, Jr. & M. G. H. McGeary (Eds.), Inner-city poverty in the United States. ... Poverty, ethnicity, and violent crime.
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Crime: Analyt Appraisal Ils 201
By Manuel Lopez-Rey... and learning of values, then there is sufficient reason to speak of the subculture of youth in American society. ... general culture—also stressed by Ronald Segal's America's Receding Future (l968)-—and the identity of youth with ...
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Crime: Economic Incentives and Social Networks
By Paul OrmerodIn recent years, the economic analysis of crime has helped increase our understanding of different influences on crime levels. Although economic factors may not cause crime, different economic circumstances can...
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Crime: Critical Concepts in Sociology
By Philip BeanTracy , P. E. , and Kempf - Leonard , K. ( 1996 ) , Continuity and Discontinuity in Criminal Careers . New York : Plenum . Wolfgang , M. E. , and Figlio , R. M. ( 1985 ) , Delinquency in Two Birth Cohorts . Washington , DC : Office of ...
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Crime: A Serious American Problem
By Information Plus, Tex.), Jeffrey FerroCrime: A Serious American Problem