Gun Control Laws 
.... Looking at this issue from a rarely viewed perspective, that of the armed felon who
commits crime, we can also see that large numbers of law-abiding Americans ....
(1147
5
)
Capital Punishment
.... This primary motivation is self-interest. The individual who
commits the
crime does so out of self-interest, even if it merits capital punishment. ....
(1202
5
)
A 'hate crime'
.... If a child is just bullied by the other kids at school and he then
commits a
crime such as Columbine, it is not prosecuted as a hate
crime. ....
(725
3
)
Theories of Crime
.... Yet, we need to expand our conception of why the criminal
commits a
crime, and thus of what value these so-called deterrents actually have. ....
(2219
9
)
Juvenile Crime System
.... The child who
commits a
crime, whether it is a minor infraction such as breaking a window or a much more severe
crime, such as Tate=s deadly actions, does so ....
(2123
8
)
Crime, Punishment and Free Will
.... The criminal justice system attempts to provide the criminal with a clear, sure and painful example of how he will suffer if he
commits the
crime. ....
(2640
11
)
Criminological Theories
.... The actual reason that a criminal
commits a
crime may be a composite of many factors, that can be explained by a combination of theories. ....
(1271
5
)
Defendant's Motion for Directed Verdict
.... knowledge or belief that another person is committing or intends to commit a
crime, he knowingly either renders aid to the person who
commits the
crime or is ....
(2496
10
)
Guarantees of the Bill of Rights
.... The Courts and the Constitution can do little when a person
commits a
crime but their concern is that when the police apprehend a suspect, that person is given ....
(772
3
)
The US Constitution: Its Origins
.... The Courts and the Constitution can do little when a person
commits a
crime but their concern is that when the police apprehend a suspect, that person is given ....
(772
3
)
Rational Choice Theory
.... but rationality lies beneath the surface: the criminal must believe there is a rational chance that he will get away with the
crime before he
commits it. ....
(785
3
)
Crime and Economic Conditions
.... as a criminal even if the only criminal act he or she
commits is the .... Determining what constitutes the conditions needed for
crime to emerge seems to be as ....
(755
3
)
Death Penalty for Juveniles
.... illegal. Facts. In the United States, a person younger than 18 who
commits a
crime is considered to be a juvenile offender. Thirty ....
(1527
6
)
DEATH PENALTY FOR JUVENILES
.... Facts. In the United States, a person under the age of 18 who
commits a
crime is considered to be a juvenile offender. Thirty nine ....
(1589
6
)
CRIME BY THE ELDERLY
.... Murder-suicide can be thought of as a distinct
crime that differs from murder .... suicide is a dramatic, violent event in which an individual
commits homicide and ....
(6672
27
)
"Three Strikes and You're Out: A Bad Crime Policy
.... and You're Out"
crime laws, which are now in effect in almost 20 states in the US, are essentially laws that mandate that an individual who
commits three of a ....
(2182
9
)
Forensic Profiling
.... An inductive approach is based on the assumption that when a criminal
commits a
crime, he or she is likely to have a similar background and motive to others ....
(2364
9
)
Crime and Punishment
.... with no escape and no respite from their suffering---except in drinking and
crime. .... Of course, the violence he finally
commits gives him no respite from his pain ....
(2172
9
)
Weightlifting Privileges for Inmates
.... People who subscribe to this theory believe that a person
commits a
crime due to some sort of moral failure or evil caused by corrupt social institutions ....
(1724
7
)
Retribution & Rhabilitation
.... The person who
commits a
crime has broken this social contract and must "pay" for the "damage" his "breach" has caused, just as if he had broken a commercial ....
(2138
9
)
Criminology: Theories of Juvenile Delinquency
.... In particular, Lopez & Emmer (2000) concluded that the context in which a juvenile
commits a
crime is often determinative of what type of
crime the juvenile ....
(2557
10
)
Criminology Theory of a Case
.... The criminal justice system attempts to provide the criminal with a clear, sure and painful example of how he will suffer if he
commits the
crime. ....
(2640
11
)
The Cause, Prevention and Punishment of Juvenile Offenders
.... They want juvenile
crime and violence deterred by any means necessary, including adult treatment for the juvenile who
commits an adult
crime. ....
(2608
10
)
THE NATURE OF PUNISHMENT
.... Thus when a person is faced with the threat of punishment and he still
commits a
crime he is making that decision himself, even if the circumstances contribute ....
(3295
13
)
Serial Murderers
.... a hatred of his father and/or mother, and such hatred and rage is then transferred and projected onto his victims as he
commits his
crime (Abrahamsen, 1979, p ....
(1472
6
)
Camus' The Outsider
.... life. In addition, because he is indifferent to social conventions, he
commits a senseless
crime without really intending to. The ....
(1783
7
)
HONOR CRIMES & THE JORDANIAN PENAL CODE Thi
.... 98 states: "He who
commits a
crime in a fit of fury caused by an unlawful and to some extent dangerous act committed by the victim benefits from a reduction in ....
(2801
11
)
HATE CRIMES AND HATE LEGISLATION This research
.... Hate," 1998, November 2, p. 7). The trend of the law for centuries has been to impose lesser, not greater, penalties on the person who
commits a
crime out of ....
(3105
12
)
Nadine Gordimer
.... us with what any of us would (surely!) recognize to be a
crime, the poisoning of .... Most of us would like to believe that anyone who
commits an action so heinous ....
(1232
5
)
Film Noir Film Genre
.... If the murderer
commits another
crime, though, the priest will be personally responsible because he has not himself confessed. The ....
(1952
8
)
