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Stalkers
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This 8 page paper provides an overview of the stalker in society, with several case studies, both from celebrities and average women as well. Both sociological and psychological explanations are provided to explain the behavior. A behavior profile may be derived from the information contained in this paper. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: SA17Stak.wps

Steve Vogel's "Reasonable Doubt: A True Story of Lust and Murder in the American Heartland"
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This 6 page report discusses the 1989 book, Reasonable Doubt: A True Story of Lust and Murder in the American Heartland, written by radio reporter Steve Vogel. In it, Vogel tells the story of the 1983 murder (which Vogel covered) of the murders of Susan Hendricks and her three children, Benjamin (5), Grace (7) and Rebekah (9). The person found guilty of the crime was David Hendricks -- Susan's husband and the children's father. Vogel establishes a plausible argument that there was most certainly "reasonable doubt" regarding Hendricks guilt. Bibliography lists only the primary source.
Filename: BWrdoubt.rtf

Strategic Planning and the Prison System
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This 10 page paper considers strategic planning as it involves the subject of corrections. Strategic planning is defined and discussed and theories concerning criminality are offered as well. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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Strategies Used to Combat Student Theft by Today's Colleges and Universities:
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This 10 page paper discusses the problem of theft on university campuses. In addition, the majority of the paper focuses on solutions to theft and discusses these solutions at length.
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Subjectivity Of Evaluation: Criminal Justice Punishment
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4 pages in length. The overwhelming influence of economic and/or political influence often precludes studies of criminal justice programs from rendering unbiased results as to their effectiveness. The extent to which punishment programs like boot camps and shock incarceration have been touted as beneficial for recidivism rates speaks to the blatant mishandling of statistics; that researchers/investigators are either pressured by those with interest in the outcome or are personally involved in the end result is indicative of how skewed and subjective the findings can be. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Successes & Failures Of Probation
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A 5 page discussion of the history, successes, and failures of the American probationary system. Various examples and statistics are included to illustrate points made. Bibliography includes three sources.
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Suicide in Juvenile Detention Centers
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This 22 pages paper considers the problem of teen suicide rates in juvenile detection centers. This paper reflects the nature of this problem and considers the impact of the current literature and studies on teen depression as they define a process of discovery and evaluation for educators. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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Supermax Prisons in America
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This 5 page report discusses “super maximum security” prisons, the so-called “Super Max” facilities throughout the United States. The existence of such facilities has drawn an outraged response from one sector of the American public who have asked how such an institution could exist in America, while another sector applauded the implementation of such facilities. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: BWsprmax.rtf

SUTHERLAND’S CONTRIBUTION TO CORPORATE CRIME ANALYSIS
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This 9 page paper discusses the contributions of Edwin Sutherland to the understanding of white collar crimes. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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Teaching Techniques And Criminal Justice
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25 pages in length. The writer discusses active/reflective learning, sensing/intuitive learning, visual/verbal learning, sequential/global learning, as well as skills most important for criminal justice majors to learn during their college education that will best prepare them for a career in criminal investigations, including Roman law, equity law, natural law, deviance and the Differential, Opportunity Theory and Subculture Strain theories. Bibliography lists 23 sources.
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Techniques in Forensic Psychology
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Defines forensic psychology emphasizing that it is used to prove the guilt or innocence of an individual. The job of the forensic psychologist is to present psychological analyses which are able to stand before a court of law. In order to be admissible in a court of law and to stand up under the close scrutiny of individuals whose job it is to place question on the authenticity or applicability of the evidence, said evidence must be collected and processed in a carefully documented scientific manner. Central to this collection and documentation are the diagnostic criteria identified in the “Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of the American Psychological Association”. Demonstrates that even with such clearly defined criteria, however, the diagnosis and analysis of the forensic psychologist can very considerably. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Technology's Impact on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice
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A 7 page discussion of the impact technology has had on law enforcement and criminal justice. The contention is presented that not only has the complexity of some crimes compounded with technology but so too has our ability to catch criminals and to definitively demonstrate that they indeed are guilty of a particular crime. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
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