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    opinions‚ no analysis‚ or any conclusions; just the facts. The crime scene investigator or evidence recovery technician should document what they see‚ not what they think. The final report should tell a descriptive and factual story. A general description of the crime scene should be given just as the investigator sees it when she does the initial walk through of the scene. Each department or agency has a method which they use will for written documentation of the crime scene. There investigator

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    A Bank Robbery

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    punishable by law‚ usually considered an evil act. Crime refers to many types of misconduct forbidden by law. Crimes include such things as murder‚ stealing a car‚ resisting arrest‚ possession or dealing of illegal drugs‚ drunk driving‚ and bank robbery. Crime is an act that has been timeless and committed practically since the start of time. "Daddy‚ when are you going to buy a new car?" I asked my father‚ looking at my old car. "Very soon"‚ my dad said. It was a Monday morning‚ and I was having

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    The short story‚ Visitors‚ by Brian Moon‚ explores the moral issues associated with the legalisation of robbery. Many elements‚ known as narrative conventions‚ are intentionally inscribed into the text and these help the reader to ascertain the nature of the texts themes. Style‚ characterisation and point of view are critical blocks with which the texts theme is constructed. The text makes effective application of third person‚ from the omniscient point of view of Mrs Morrison. The use of this technique

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    violent‚ mischievous of fraudulent that the state finds it necessary to step in an utilize the machinery for its criminal law to afford protection to property in a speedy and effective way. For this it has divide into 10 heads (a) theft (b)extortion (c)Robbery and dacoity 1 Textbook on The Indian Penal Code by K.D.Gaud. fourth edition 2009‚ foreworded by Justice V.N. Khare‚ Published By Universal Law Publishing Co. PVT.Ltd. C-FF-1A‚ Dilkhush Industrila estate. Gt road Karnal Road. Delhi. page 687‚ 1st

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    DATE: December 4‚ 2010 RE: Charging Bob and Susan Tuttle of Negligent Supervision Question Presented Did Joseph Haney effectively simulate a deadly weapon and create a life-threatening environment‚ sufficient to satisfy the Arizona armed robbery statute‚ by thrusting his hand into a pocket and telling the store clerk that it was a "holdup" and to "[l]ie still if you want to live‚" when the victim was unsure whether Haney had such a weapon‚ when Haney used both hands to grab money from the

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    Learning Theory and Criminal behavior Nicole Scott FPSY 6135 April 06‚ 2014 Robbery and Expectancy theory A person is guilty of robbery if they steal and instantly before or even at the time of doing the act as well as in order on doing so‚ the person uses force on another person or even puts someone in fear and put in danger to force robbery. As a result‚ the robber is involved in a range of forceful‚ threatening and also violent behavior which can also include

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    then runs away with the laptop. The crime that Sarah committed was aggravated robbery which is defined as the use of‚ or exhibits or carries the weapon and threatens to use it (Criminal Defense Lawyer‚ 2013). A deadly weapon can be any item that can be used or threaten to do bodily harm such as a gun‚ knife‚ club. Under most state laws aggravated robbery carries a stiffer penalty (longer possible term) than simple robbery by merely taking by force or by the threat of force (Criminal Defense Lawyer

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    Jumping Monkey Hill

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    1) The story opens with two robberies at the narrator’s house. The first one was when her family home was robbed by their neighbour‚ Osita‚ a ‘lithe and handsome’ popular young man whose father was a professor. He took the VCR‚ TV and some American videos. The second robbery was committed by the narrator’s brother Nnamabia‚ while their parents were visiting the grandparents in another town. In this he faked a robbery‚ stole the mother’s gold jeweler and after denying that it was him‚ disappeared

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    has committed robbery by taken anothers property by force. 3.In this final example Sarah has committed burglary while breaking and entering. Noting the basic differences regarding the crimes: In the first example of Larceny‚ which involves no force or threat to human life it would be considered the least severe penalty of the three. Burglary‚ because it would involve breaking and entering is not considered to be as severe as robbery‚ however more severe than larceny. Robbery is considered to

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    Craigslist Killer

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    gambling and he accumulated a large debt. Also finding love of his life. Many people believed that his gambling debts was the main reason that he started committed crimes which eventually committing murder. Markoff was suspected of three robberies and one of those robberies resulted in a death. When he got in the victim room with his victims from craigslist he point a gun at them to frighten which enable him to steal their item. His second victim which he was first murder was Julissa Brisman‚ people believe

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