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    Although ‘official’ statistics should provide an accurate representation of crime‚ criminologists and sociologists are keen to emphasize that they should be seen in a critical mindset. This essay is focused on determining just to what extent official statistics provide an accurate representation of the extent of crime through examining different arguments concerning their limitations and benefits. This essay also focuses on other types of crime data such as the victim survey and qualitative data

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    5 March 11‚ 2013 Technology Invading Privacy to Prevent Crime Privacy is a basic right that is appreciated by everyone who has it‚ regardless of location‚ background‚ or even political and religious beliefs. Some people think that it is more important to protect the common good by allowing the government to spy and track as they wish and prevent crime from happening. However‚ many others think that the government should not have this right to invade privacy using technology. The 4th amendment

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    Crime Analysis Essay

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    Data analysis plays an essential role in the knowledge discovery process of extracting of interesting patterns or knowledge for understanding various phenomena or wide applications. Data mining is a powerful tool that enables criminal investigators who may lack extensive training as data analysts to explore large databases quickly and efficiently. Crime has been a part of society ever since laws were first approved. It is defined as an act committed or omitted in violation of a law forbidding or

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    “The Meanings of Freedom” – Leif Wenar is an essay that responds that G.A. Cohen’s concept on “freedom” by saying that it is not always accurate. Cohen’s main claim is that the lack of money and poverty carries with it lack of freedom. In this paper‚ Wenar discusses the further analysis of the meanings of “freedom” as it relates to ordinary usage‚ interference‚ and what counts as unfreedom. Wenar explains that though there are different meanings of “freedom‚” smooth communication occurs when the

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    people that were protesting to help her are kinda lucky to be able to have the freedom of press. Not many people have that right. I think Nagmas father should not have went along with his traditional jirga. He could have protected his daughter. What type of father would do that? No offense for peoples culture but they have very weird ones out there! I believe that everyone should have their human rights because its not fair if one has something that another person can’t

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    The improvement of police crime analysis and related resource allocation can be accredited to GIS technology. Even though GIS technology can be an efficient and effective process in policing limited empirical assessment has been conducted. There are four major applications that make up GIS in policing. 1. Computerized crime mapping/crime analysis. 2. "Hot spots" identification. 3. Improving command-level decision making. 4. Geographical investigative analysis (primarily offender profiling). “The

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    Analytical Unit Crime analysis is the systematic study of crime and disorder problems as well as other police related issues. The discipline of crime analysis began in London in the early 19th century‚ but it was not until the early 1900’s that crime analysis was practiced in the United States. During the 1970’s‚ publications about crime analysis techniques and functions came out‚ and more police departments began to formalize crime analysis. Nowadays crime analysis is well known; analysis is one of

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    Accurate Communication Skills Evaluation This is an accurate evaluation of my communication skills because effective communication skills are important in all aspects of life‚ may it be in work or in a relationship. Research has shown consistently that a deficiency in this skill can absolutely ruin relationships. The skills test report indicates that I am extremely adept at interpreting other people’s words‚ actions‚ and seeing things from their perspective‚ which likely results in

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    expediency the crime rate in the country‚" Angara said. What are those for? DNA matching will become an ever more powerful weapon against crime. Law enforcement will increasingly be able to identify suspects from biological evidence at crime scenes‚ saving investigative time and protecting innocent people from suspicion. When DNA evidence is properly handled and stored‚ it is well accepted by courts‚ and used to convict the guilty and free the innocent. There were different ways in solving crimes and identifying

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    Are Jails Necessary?

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    Brother David April 17‚ 2012 Are Jails Necessary? What would the world be like without jails? Some might think that it might be good; some might think that it might be bad. It would be a terrible idea not to have jails. It would change society back to renaissance or barbarian times where one did not even get punished for killing another person. Without jails‚ a major increase in committed crimes around the world‚ and a major increase in the death rate would be the

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