... can be detected by psychiatric evaluation. (Wrobleski, Henry M. and Hess, Karen M. 2000) The legal concepts of mental illness and insanity raise questions in a conflict between what are termed legalistic criminology and scientific criminology: mens rea (guilty mind) , punishment vs. treatment , responsibility , and prisons vs. hospitals. This debate seesaws to and from amidst a gray area between law and science. The major difficulty with ... ...

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... sheds man's blood by man his blood shall be shed.". This verse demonstrates the same concept of an eye for an eye or formally known as Lex Talionis. Dustin Cox a Criminology major, graduated from University of Texas created a web site with debates from students and classmates. An interesting fact brought up was the code of laws created by one of the ... ...

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... , K. "Prosecuting Computer Virus Authors": University of the Pacific: The Transnational Lawyer, McGeorge School of Law, (spring 2001) 2. Mann, D,. Sutton M,. "Netcrimes: More Changes in the Organization of Thieving", British Journal of Criminology, vol 38(spring 1998), pg 201-29 3. Michaud, S. "Cyber Killer": Maxim Magazine issue 42(June 2001), pg. 152-164 4. Schneirer, B. "Semantic Network Attacks": Communications of the ACM, vol. 43(december ... ...

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