In our daily life we do a lot of activities as a part of our living; we work to earn money, go to schools to improve our education, consume natural resources for nutrition, manufacture stuffs from different materials to use, use chemicals to keep things around us clean, and meet new people and debate with them to socialize. ... Since humans have intelligence and influence, the present generation can act wisely to build the better future for their descendants, and to ensure that they will not face serious issues, such as crimes, wars, violence, poverty, drugs abuse, polluted environment, lack o...

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Many of researchers say that there are three major effects on poor people that are lack of education, health problem, and indulgence in criminal lifestyle. First of all lack of education, lack of education leads to low level of education, this can affect many things like illiteracy, low level of jobs, less income, unplanned family, and short minded. ... In conclusion, it says that where there is a will there is a way, never run from your problem try to solve them because every problem have a solution. Poor people should think about their children education, and how they can survive long and e...

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Some theories include: education and poverty, social exclusion, expected gain from crime relative to earnings from legal work, the risk of being caught and convicted, and the opportunities of legal activities. ... In this paper, I will be breaking down these causes and providing an example as to why researchers have come up with these conclusions. Education is a big key in being successful in life. ... Sometimes, some things as simple as education does not come easy to some females. ... When a female cannot obtain a job due to the lack of education, or when a teen mother drops out of high s...

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Because the funding to public schools is based on property taxes, those in the underclass do not get the benefits of a good education that is obtainable to suburbanites. Hence, they are denied well paying jobs not only because of their race but because of their lack of education. ... In conclusion, Bourgois rationalizes that through the practice of criminal activities residents of El Barrio and other lower class societies are able to reflect some of the same respect and advantages that are accessible to the honest, hardworking people in mainstream America. ... This assistance ranges from s...

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Like the Detention Centers, Short-Term Facilities are little in the way or programs and education. ... Physical Fitness, Educations and Life Skills are apart the boot camp regimen. ... This entity provides a variety of services for juveniles such as rehabilitation, health, education, counseling, recreation, employment and training. ... In conclusion, all juvenile institutions follow some course of treatment and/or rehabilitation. ...

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Social Control Theories take a sort of opposite approach from other theories in criminology. They start by asking why most people do not commit crimes rather then why they do commit them. They focus on restraining or controlling factors that are broken or missing inside the personalities of criminals. If these restraining factors involve society in some way, then the theory is said to be a social control theory. Most control theories are a blend of psychiatric, phsychological, and sociological ideas. ...

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Since 1970 this same state has been cutting back the expenses on education by at least 25 per cent and upped funding for incarceration by 3.2 billion dollars (www.about.com, 2003). I think that putting more money in education instead of increasing penalty would be more effective. ... Money should be invested in education and care more than in prisons in order to prevent crime. ... Also the money invested in incarceration is not worth as the money put into education and prevention could be. ... In conclusion it is clear from my point of view that children between ten and eighteen years shouldn...

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There is too much room for reasons why kids join gangs such as education, economy, and racism aren't improved can lead to create gangs. ... Most minority youths have parents who are immigrants or don't have enough education background which leads to minimum wage jobs or even less wages. ... Often time's youths do go to school; however a large fraction gets caught in the cycle of gang activities which leads less opportunity for better education. ... Simply only way to address issue against gangs is the education system has to be improved to really help out these youths. ... In ...

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Education is the key to success. ... Remedial education simply refers to classes taken in a community college that are below college-level. ... Although there are few students who are education driven and goal orientated, proper resources such as money are scarce. ... Education has helped a lot of people to stay out of trouble. ... In conclusion, community colleges should be encourage to give more financial aid and loans to students as this will go a long way in reducing their financial burden. ...

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I also believe that instead of them just sitting in a cell doing nothing they could be in a classroom getting an education. ... In conclusion I believe that juveniles should be treated as juveniles and they should not be tried as adults. ... I am not saying that they should not be punished for the crime that they committed, I think they should be punished but I think that they should have mediation and still receive an education, so that way when they have paid all of their time they still may be able to be successful in their life ahead of them. ...

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Conclusion 1. ... This way I will be using my military experience and college education to help people. ... A typical juvenile boot camp structure would include the following: discipline, physical training, vocational education, counseling, and treatment for substance and alcohol abuse. ... Also, the education and counseling they receive mainly deals with their normal education requirements plus treatment for substance and alcohol abuse, if it applies to their delinquent activity (McElroy). ...

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Along with these activities prisoners are entitled to programs such as education and trade instruction. ... One can predict that a prisoner held for two, four, eight or ten years, then released, still with no education or vocational skills will likely return to a life of crime. ... In conclusion, things need to be done to improve rehabilitation in America. ...

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This strategy is funded by government where it covers all the unemployed aboriginal members and provides them with assistance in education and work place opportunity. ... This shows lack of membership stability where police officers are required to receive different organisational and cultural education and also community needs to implement such activities where aboriginal individuals participates in community policing and environmental prevention interacts are hold very strong point. In conclusion to the incident that happened in king cross and also involving Aboriginal individual could have...

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Death Penalty A man kills his wife after he suspects she cheated on him. A robber kills a teller during a bank heist. A woman kills her husband for his money. In each one of these situations, a life has been taken away on purpose. The innocent person, who died at the hands of a murderer, ...

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Introduction In criminal law, rape is defined as sexual assault on a person without the consent of the victim. People often hear of cases of domestic violence, emotional abuse, and sexual abuse without ultimately realizing the meaning behind it. Rape is a crime of violence and aggression that can ul...

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If a member has more skills, such as education, they have the ability to earn more money, which allows them to provide for their families, bringing crime rates down. ... The conclusions that were addressed above have become sound and the way to bring the issues to a close are one of many ways that can work. ...

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Modern criminologists regard society itself as a large part, responsible for the crimes against it, wether its caused by drugs,poverty,mental illness,education or even the media. ... Conclusion I believe that what ever influences have over crime it can't really be minimised. ...

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It provides education, service and development activities as well as financial 9incentives from freshman year through senior year of high school. ... In conclusion, it seems the only true way to limit juvenile delinquency is by nurturing and enriching the intricacies of family life, anticipating and treating the situations before they become problems. ...

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However, this was only necessary to force the nobles to join the military, and now that the nobility were entering the service on their own, because of their love for the father land, that this law should be abolished.[6] Others claimed that the "old nobility" had villages that were falling into decay because they could not afford to buy a neighboring village, since the new nobility were doubling and tripling their bids.[7] In conclusion, the opinions of the old nobility show their belief that servicemen achieving high rank through military service should not enjoy the same privileges as th...

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However, this was only necessary to force the nobles to join the military, and now that the nobility were entering the service on their own, because of their love for the father land, that this law should be abolished.[6] Others claimed that the "old nobility" had villages that were falling into decay because they could not afford to buy a neighboring village, since the new nobility were doubling and tripling their bids.[7] In conclusion, the opinions of the old nobility show their belief that servicemen achieving high rank through military service should not enjoy the same privileges as th...

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." -- Numbers 35:31 Hand-in-hand with the scriptural morality are the benefits and values of capital punishment on our youth's education. ... Taking into consideration the statistics above, which indicate that prison doesn't effectively work, I am fully certain that you, the reader, will come to the same conclusion I have. A valid conclusion is that life imprisonment, contrary to popular thought, is easily swayed to parole. ... This is MORE money than spent on each of our children for education. ...

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As is evident in frequent referencing of Indigenous Australians, the British based their knowledge and conclusions of them as simply a barbaric and uncivilised race. ... These effects range from the atrocities of the stolen generation, limited housing, employment, health and education. ...

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To come to the conclusion that one's social background does not give a clear and concise definition that one is to be delinquent. ... Education ranged from only a 6th grade education and higher with the mean standard at the 10th grade level. ...

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Think Twice's foundation is also on education and not scaring the juveniles but educating them on what happens when they make deviant choices. ... Another variable I would change is the intimidation element; although the scared straight program is nothing without the scaring straight element, I think that it should stay on TV where it belongs and focus on education. ... Conclusion ​Given all of the financial feat with the "Beyond Scared Straight" series and the other documentaries, I think we should challenge them to donate a portion of its profits to a program that benefits ...

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Charles Goring decided to look more closely at Lombroso's conclusion. ... Hooten being American anthropologists, publisher of Crime and the Man in 1939 attacked the conclusion and methods of Cesare Lombroso, yet he believed in his theory of the "born criminal". ... One hundred seven measurements in all were taken form each subject including age, religion, marital status, education, I.Q., offense committed, eye color, moles, tattooing and race (Hooten 1939c: 37-47). ...

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