Industrial Relations 
.... and legislation, racketeering continues to flourish as seen by the several days of hearings conducted by the President's Commission on Organized
Crime in
1985. ....
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White Collar Crime
.... control of computer
crime. Congress passed the first law dealing specifically with computer
crime in
1985. Under this law, first ....
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White Collar Crime in the US
.... 4control of computer
crime. Congress passed the first law deal ing specifically with computer
crime in
1985. Under this law, first ....
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Relationship Between Education and Crime
.... British Journal of Criminology, pp. 417-449. Wilson, JQ, & Herrnstein, RJ (
1985).
Crime and human nature. New York: Simon & Schuster. ....
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Islamic Law & Crime Rate
.... However, Ali (
1985) has challenged the findings of the research on Saudi
crime arguing that much of this work suffers from methodological defects. ....
(2585
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Police Foot Patrols and Crime Reduction
.... integrated and realistic sense of their role in their emphasis on social service as part of community-based
crime control" (Banas & Trojanowicz,
1985, p. 8 ....
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Computer Fraud & Crime
.... Larson, E. "Crook's Tool." The Wall Street Journal, 14 January
1985, 1. Lewis, M. "Computer
Crime." Nation's Business, 123 (February
1985): 57 58. ....
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Birth Cohort Size, Crime and Alcoholism
.... A test of Easterlin's theory of cohort size and
crime was conducted by Maxim (
1985) who noted that: A number of researchers have argued that crude rates of ....
(3813
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Thinking About Crime
.... it will pay off socially. Wilson, James Q. Thinking About
Crime. New York: Vintage,
1985. Elliott Currie, in Confronting
Crime: An ....
(2061
8
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Juvenile Crime System
.... Friedman, LM (
1985). A history of American law. New York: Simon & Schuster. Jenson, JM, & Howard, MO (1998, July), Youth
crime, public policy, and practice in ....
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Increased Teenage Crime & Juvenile Corrections
.... than 500,000, which at the time applied only to Cook County (Vito and Wilson,
1985, 47-48). .... In the long run, they said, the system actually created more
crime. ....
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Women in Crime
.... Women,
crime, and society. New York: Longman. Miller, M. (1990, January 20). A failed 'test case': Washington's drug war. Newsweek, 28-29. Pileggi, N. (
1985). ....
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Substance Related Crime
.... in
1985 from use of all illegal drugs combined" (Nadelmann 943). The tobacco and alcohol lobbies have been the only winners in the War on Drugs, while
crime in ....
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Violent Juvenile Crime
.... three times more juveniles aged 15 were arrested for murder than had been arrested in
1985. Even so, after 1993 was a "sharp drop in violent
crime among young ....
(1947
8
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Suppressing Disruptive Behavior in Classrooms
.... The violent
crime arrest rate for all persons increased from approximately 210 per 100,000 population in
1985 to approximately 290 per 100,000 population in ....
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Theories of Criminals
.... Thus, the provision of cushions against the disruptive impact of unemployment may be a significant defense against
crime (Currie,
1985, p.130). ....
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COCAINE, CRIME, AND DIVERSION PROGRAMS
.... also induce irrational behavior and confusion in the user (Kozel and Adams,
1985). .... 13.7 percent of the individuals arrested and convicted of a
crime were under ....
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Burglary Law in South Carolina
.... The South Carolina statute was amended in
1985 to supersede the earlier unitary definition of the
crime of burglary with definitions for three degrees of the ....
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Prison and Probation
.... terms for a third of the original total" ("The,"
1985, p. 37). If deterrence of repeat offenses is brought about by probation, then
crime control logically ....
(1664
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Crime & Punishment in the US
.... The violent
crime arrest rate for all persons ì increased from approximately 210 per 100,000 population in
1985 ì to approximately 290 per 100,000 population ....
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Crime & Punishment in the US
.... The violent
crime arrest rate for all persons ì increased from approximately 210 per 100,000 population in
1985 ì to approximately 290 per 100,000 population ....
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TRENDS IN ADULT VIOLENT CRIME
.... did juvenile violent
crime, but the upward surge in juvenile violent
crime, predicted by .... among juveniles ages 14 to 17 per 100,000 were 10 in
1985, 30.2 in ....
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TRENDS IN ADULT VIOLENT CRIME
.... did juvenile violent
crime, but the upward surge in juvenile violent
crime, predicted by .... among juveniles ages 14 to 17 per 100,000 were 10 in
1985, 30.2 in ....
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Drug abuse and Crime
.... Johnson, BD, Goldstein, P., Preble, E., Schmeidler, J., Lipton, DS, Spunt, B., and Miller, T. (
1985). Taking Care of Business: The Economics of
Crime by Heroin ....
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Capital Punishment as a Deterrent
.... For example, Kaminsky (
1985) talked about the situation in Saudi Arabia in which .... they believe capital punishment helps keep their country relatively
crime free ....
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Florida, Cuba & Crime
.... declining in Cuba which adds to
crime among juveniles. In 1995, 12.7% of Cuban youth enrolled in university as compared to the 20.1% who did so in
1985 (Ponte 4 ....
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Criminology: Theories of Juvenile Delinquency
.... II. Broken Homes and Juvenile Delinquency In general, high
crime rates, limited .... systems characterize communities of the urban underclass (Coplon,
1985, p. 124 ....
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Differential Association Theory & Crime
.... the legal codes are unfavorable, they will be more likely to commit a
crime. .... In
1985, Johnson proposed that social learning theory explained both alcohol and ....
(915
4
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Death Penalty for Juveniles
.... The basis for this change in public attitudes is fear of violent teenage
crime. Between
1985 and 1994, juvenile arrests for murder increased 150 percent (Traub ....
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6
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Crime and Delinquency
.... Cincinnati, Ohio: Anderson Publishing, 1990. Wilson, James Q. and Richard J. Herrnstein.
Crime and Human Nature. New York: Simon and Schuster,
1985. ....
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