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    addressed when investigating Homicide and rape. A few of these ethical considerations are shared between the two such as the investigators mind state. This plays an important role in the preparations required for a successful prosecution. The investigator must be open-minded to any and all possibilities and be un-bias. The investigator must also know how to conduct all the elements of an investigation in the proper manner from a professional and legal aspect. Although homicide and robbery share a lot

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    Crime Rates in Japan

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    on any of the three high-homicide and low-homicide countries identified in class in an effort to determine the causes or correlates of these high or low rates‚ answering the questions below (citing any data you find in these sources): a. Is there any consistent relationship between levels of education and homicide rates? I did Japan and there was no relationship with education and crimes. b. Is there any consistent relationship between economic indicators and homicide rates? If so‚ which ones

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    penalty has any deterrent effect on homicide rates. This begs the question of whether it is ethical to execute a person just to deter others from committing crimes such as murder. “Researchers have come to many different conclusions regarding deterrence. Some have determined that the threat of capital punishment deters murderers and actually helps save a large number of lives. Other studies have concluded the opposite – that executions actually increase homicides and that the death penalty has no

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    is suffering from a mental illness. However‚ Zakaria believes that America’s high gun homicide rates compared to the small amount of mentally disturbed people is the actual reason for these high

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    Mental Illnesses Essay

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    The Relationship of Mental Illness and Homicide The reasons for individuals to take the life of another human being seem to be endless. Whether it is in self defense‚ revenge‚ a crime of opportunity‚ or just because the suspect wanted to know how it felt to kill‚ there is usually an explanation for the act. When it comes to mental illness though‚ that is not always the case. Some individuals with mental illnesses do not in fact know why they commit the crimes they do. Some may claim that the

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    who owns those guns and how the country enforce the gun laws. Why so many people debate on gun control? Want to find the answer‚ we might want to look at some statistic. The United States has one of the highest rates of gun violence in the world‚ homicides by firearm up to 60% and our gun ownership rate is No.1 in the world1. From this data‚ there is no reason for gun control not become to a hot issue. Many pro-gun rights people are arguing about it is their rights to have a firearm‚ if this right

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    motivations are based from the rational choice of the individual seeking maximum benefit at minimum cost. If the offender commits sexual homicide with anger motivation then that offender has chosen the benefit of satisfying his or her rage outweighs that of the consequences of punishment. Far as sadistic motivation‚ the offender weighs the pleasure of committing the homicide act over the punishment. The same goes for sexual motivation. The punishment or cost of the act is outweighed by the benefit of committing

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    is considered homicide. While not all forms of homicide are illegal‚ a number are‚ and may result in serious legal charges. These include criminally negligent homicide‚ manslaughter and murder. In order to help protect their rights‚ it behooves people to understand the difference between these offenses in the state of Texas. What is criminally negligent homicide? If a person causes the death of another person by criminal negligence‚ it may constitute criminally negligent homicide. In general‚ criminal

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    explaining‚ I will insert in diagrams and simulate cases into this paper. And there will also be Cases Analysis as the second part of this paper. Homicide is the killing of one human being by another. If the killing is not excusable or justifiable‚ then it is called criminal homicide. Murder and Manslaughter are the two general categories of criminal homicide. In most countries‚ First Degree Murder is the most serious crime that people can commit‚ where manslaughter is a less serious criminally

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    a detective in the homicide unit. He was promoted to sergeant in 2007. He served his time as a sergeant in patrol as well as supervising the robbery unit. In 2010‚ he was promoted to lieutenant and served in patrol‚ special operations‚ and homicide‚ where he still is assigned

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