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Papers On Criminal Justice & Corrections
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Careers in Criminal Justice
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This 4 page paper provides an overview of careers in criminal justice. Police officer salaries are discussed in depth and future trends are noted. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: SA218CJ.rtf
Cell Phones in Prison
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A 3 page paper which reviews an article from Corrections Today that discusses the problem of cell phones in prison, and then utilizes other articles to further analyze the article. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: RAcelcel.rtf
Cesare Beccaria's Theories on Criminal Justice
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This 9 page
paper focusses on Cesare Beccaria's utility theory as he applied
it to crime and criminal justice. Beccaria had some influence as
well on the later utility theorists. His work is seen to have
the influence of British Empiricism and Montesquieu.The main
thrust of Beccaria's work is that capital punishment must be done
away with, as all punishment must be swift and decided upon with
the idea of that which is best for the public good. Bibliography
lists 12 sources.
Filename: JGAcebec.wps
Chain Gangs: A Viable Alternative in Criminal Justice
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A 7 page overview of the renewed effort to reintroduce chain gangs into the criminal justice system. The author of this paper contends that chain gangs are necessitated from a crime prevention standpoint as well an economic standpoint. A brief history of their use in several key states since the latter part of the 1990’s is used to support this contention. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: PPcrmChn.rtf
Change in American Politics: Capital Punishment
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A 14 page discussion of the ethics that underlie the death penalty. The author presents the thesis
that not only does the existence of the death penalty deter crime, it is the most economical and practical means that we have available for dealing
with our continually swelling prison population. A history of the death penalty is outlined as is the various philosophical views surrounding it.
Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: PPdthSen.rtf
Changes in the Justice System
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A page paper which discusses various changes which
have occurred in the justice system in the history of the United States. Bibliography lists 3
sources.
Filename: RAjustice.wps
Changing Responses to Domestic Violence Situations
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This 12 page paper addresses the issue of domestic violence, viewing it in historical perspective. The way in which situations are handled today is different than it was a decade or two ago. Several case studies are noted. The Shannon Doherty and O.J. Simpson cases, in respect to domestic violence, are referenced. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
Filename: SA014DVi.rtf
Charles Manson / The Need For Interrogation
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A 9 page paper that discusses the building of Bugliosi's case based on interrogation and admissions of witnesses, rather than physical evidence, which was most often ignored or destroyed by the police. The writer argues that if interrogation and even hearsay were not allowed in the trial, Manson would have gone free. Nearly all of the physical evidence was tied into the case based on corroborative statements that had to be tracked down and pieced together. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: Manson.wps
Charles Manson: Chronological Events and the Tate-LaBianca Murder Trial
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This is a 5 page paper describing the chronological events in the life and trial of Charles Manson. Detail of the trial is included. The chronology of events and the life of Charles Manson which led to his eventual trial and conviction for the Tate-LaBianca murders is one of crime, psychological disorders and the establishment of his “Family”. Manson had lived his life mostly within the prison system until his release in 1967 and the establishment of his group of followers called “The Family”. In August 1969, Manson and Family members murdered five people at the Tate household and two at the LaBianca household. In 1970, their trial lasted nine months which included testimony which proved to be more shocking than the murders themselves. Manson and the other three members on trial were eventually found guilty of first-degree murder. Charles Manson is still in prison and was been denied his tenth parole hearing in April 2002.
Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: TJCMans1.rtf
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