Criminal Justice

The topic of systematic racism within the American justice system was introduced and discussed at length. Three possible sources of discrimination were identified: police ...

Ethics is important in most professions. However, it is not absolutely necessary when dealing in law. Ethics are subjective and unable to be measured, ...

Almost every human society has established laws as a way of encouraging the people to behave in accordance with the values of the society ...

Second degree murder, generally speaking, is classified as any non-premeditated killing where the killer intended harm and knew that the consequences could be potentially ...

As with many other elements of strategizing, the effectiveness of police foot patrol versus car patrol is certainly dependent on a variety of local ...

Criminal profiling is a field with a long and somewhat contentious history. While multiple cases have occurred in which criminal profiling has helped catch ...

The criminal law regards robbery as a more serious offense than other kinds of property-related crimes such as burglary, larceny, or embezzlement. Robbery ordinarily ...

This paper focuses on the impact of fatherless families on childhood development. Specifically, this paper centers on the impact that absentee fathers have on ...

To consider whether a crime can actually be victimless, the concept of “victim” and “crime” must first be defined. In fact, throughout time, the ...

Victims of crime, particularly violent crime, often suffer from psychological damage long after the incident. Most commonly, victims may experience Post Traumatic Stress Disorder ...