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    Double Victimization

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    Gender based violence/Double victimization One form of gender based violence is sexual assault. Sexual assault is any inappropriate sexual touch by someone who was not given the right to do so. Women are by far more likely to be a victim of sexual assault then a man is. Sexual assault happens all over the world. In the state I live in‚ sexual assault is the second highest crime committed by criminals. There are so many sexual assaults that go unreported. Women fear of retaliation‚ people would

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    Intimate Violent Victimization of Women What do you think are the most significant factors that explain violent intimate victimization? According to the article in chapter 4 on victimization the most significant factors that contribute to violent victimization is relational in nature. Specific factors include but are not limited to the following: 1) Family and date rape 2) Alcochol and drug abuse 3) Socio economic (disadvantaged) have higher instances of abuse. Even though I agree with the

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    political power. Individuals who violate these rules are subject to sanctions by state authority‚ social stigma‚ and loss of status.” (Siegel‚ pg 18) As a society we are subjected to people who will victimize and those who will be victimized. Criminologists have studied for many years on why this happens and what can be done to lower these rates of crime. They have defined some theories that are helping us to better understand why these crimes happen to certain people and why these particular crimes

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    about 2.1 million criminal victimizations.” Most of these crimes were committed as robberies and thefts so the perpetrator could get money. During these crimes‚ 33% of the elderly victims were injured with 9% of the injuries being serious‚ 19% received medical care and 14% needed hospital care. Most of the assault crimes against the elderly were done by strangers‚ 52%‚ but surprisingly acquaintances committed 36% (US Department of Justice‚ 1994). These victimizations occur across many cultural

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    Crime and Victimization Denise M Shaffer Strayer In our scenario‚ Dr. O’Donnell touched on the psychodynamic theory of crime. This theory suggests that a person commits a crime because of an unbalanced or antisocial personality. These offenders may have also been bulled or abused as children which may have led to their instability. An example of this theory is the case of Adam Lanza. On December 14‚ 2012‚ Mr. Lanza entered Sandy Hook Elementary School in

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    criminal offence. Gender is a significant factors to consider when analysing crime and victimization. In order to critically understand the reasons behind crime and victimization you must be able to recognise and analyse the influencing factors. This essay will focus on a few of the central arguments which include criminal behaviour of men and women‚ feminist criminology‚ hegemonic masculinity and gender victimization of sexual abuse. The Home Office provides details of the known offending behaviours

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    Introduction to Criminal Justice 7/28/2013 Crime is an unfortunate part of many people’s lives - both for the victim of the crime and also the suspect. There are many theories as to why crimes happen‚ who commits the crimes‚ and why crimes happen to certain people. Not all crimes can be solved‚ or questions answered but these theories give a peek into the thinking or background behind some crimes that are committed. Social process theory believes

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    The reason of sepsis with burns is quite complicated as a very high temperature damages the skin and underlying tissues and disrupts the different protecting layers of skin thus the walls of blood vessels‚ which are like a tight fabric in healthy human‚ get transformed into a loose mesh and all the fluid containing proteins oozes out to accumulate within broken skin and tissues. This nutrient rich fluid is an invitation for all sorts of microorganisms which flourish on it‚ usually‚ these microbes

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    Victims of crime victimization are more reluctant to report their crime to the police or other law enforcement affecting policing and the National Criminal Victimization Survey report. The police and the public are co existing together to mitigate crime and help the innocent victims. The police are not as effective in reacting to crimes when the victims do not report the crimes to the police. In a recent study a massive “54 percent of violent victimizations are not reported to the police” (Ranapurwala

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    Hate Crimes Meshanda Rolland-Avera COM/172 March 21‚ 2012 Ms. Valery Reed Hate Crimes Hate crimes are many different criminal acts such as vandalism‚ arson‚ assault‚ and even murder. Many hate crimes are based on an individual’s race‚ gender‚ religion‚ age‚ sexual orientation‚ ethnicity‚ and disabilities. Everyone can be potential victims of hate crimes. Anyone from any social class can be considered targets for hate crimes. If you or a group believes in a different religion or speaks a different

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