BANK ROBBERIES IN CANADA
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This paper examines bank robberies in Canada and quotes from Frederick Desroches book, Force and Fear, Robbery in Canada. The paper answers questions such as the robber's profile, where the largest number of bank robberies occur and how a bank can deter a robber.
Filename: MTrobcan.rtf

Battered Women’s Syndrome
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A 5 page paper outlining the statistics surrounding domestic abuse. Notes that although domestic abuse is not a new component of our society, it is one which has seemingly become a more prominent component in recent years. Contends that with our increased awareness of this phenomenon we have begun to consider the psychological impacts which battered women sustain, impacts which sometimes drive them to violence and even murder. As a consequence, the concept of the battered woman has now entered the courtroom not solely as a description of a plaintiff but as a defense strategy for a women who has committed a violent crime as a result of the psychological trauma to which she has been subjected. Oulines the judicial injustices associated with this defense strategy. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Behavior Modification for Correctional Counselors
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This 11 page paper considers the necessity for behavior modification for correctional counselors. This paper recognizes that correctional facilities have put into place distinct methods for maintaining control and complicity in inmate populations. Because of the need to control specific behaviors, theorists have argued the benefits of utilizing behavior modification as a means of determining the complicity of both individual inmates and their family members. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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Behavioral Profiling
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An 8 page consideration of criminal profiling. This paper asserts that in order for it to be most effective, profiling must be accomplished through the categorization and prioritization of data surrounding specific crimes. Bibliography lists six sources.
Filename: PPcrmProfiling.rtf

Behind a Convict's Eyes
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This 6 page paper provides an overview of the basic elements presented in Behind a Convict's Eyes, and applies these to an understanding of prison life. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: MHPrisLi.rtf

Behind a Convict’s Eyes
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A 4 page paper which examines issues in prison seen in “Behind a Convict’s Eyes” by K.C. Carceral et al. No additional sources cited.
Filename: RAlfp.rtf

Behind a Convict’s Eyes/Prison Life
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A 5 page discussion of prison life that draws upon first-person accounts of life behind bars by inmates. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: khinmeye.rtf

Biker Gangs (As a Unique Problem to Law Enforcement Officals)
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22 page research paper on "Biker Gangs" with analysis of their history and criminal behavior. Useful for those studying subjects relevant to criminal justice and sociology. Covered are the behavior patterns of such groups as the "1 % bikers," "Hell's Angels," and the challenging dilemmas that they present to law enforcement. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: Bikergan.wps

Biological Aspects of Criminology
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This 8 page paper provides an overview of Lombroso's theory of atavism. The nineteenth century theory is discussed along with new ideas that suggests there are underlying biological components to criminal behavior. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: SA144Lom.rtf

Black And White, Incarceration, Discrimination
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This 8 page paper argues that racism and discrimination that is imbedded in the social reality is reflected in the statistics of prison populations where blacks and other minorities are found in disproportionate numbers. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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Black Violence/A Marxist View
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A 3 page research paper/essay that explores the social phenomena of black violence, and specifically black-on-black crime. The writer attempts to explain this violence using Marxist theory. In February of 2006, Coy Freeman, an African American resident of Chicago, was buckling his baby into a car seat, preparing to take his other three children to Parkman Elementary School, when a drive-by shooter opened fire. Freeman was shot through the eye, but eight-year-old Ariana and 6-year-old son, who is also named Coy, were both wounded (Sweeney and Donovan 6). The assassination attempt is alleged gang-related and, though Freeman has a criminal record, he was not known to be violent and he has denied being a gang member (Sweeney and Donovan 6). While the incidence of crime, in general, has gone down in recent years in Chicago, black-on-black crime has not. Marxist theory offers some possible explanations for why this should be so. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: khbvmarx.rtf

Blood Evidence in the OJ Simpson Case
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A 5 page overview of the chain of errors that occurred in this infamous murder investigation. This paper focuses on the blood evidence and its collection and analysis. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: PPforensicsOJsimpson.rtf

Bobby Joe Long
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3 pages in length. Bobby Joe Long may well have faded away into the chasm of undiscovered serial killers were it not for the blazing trail of evidence he inadvertently left behind the many scenes of his brutal crimes. Yet, there is some agreement among those in the psychology field that serial killers may knowingly be careless when it comes to the path of clues they allow law enforcement officials to find, inasmuch as part of their antisocial behavior is linked with the desire to be caught. For Long, it was a long and intricate road that finally led the law to his door, a culmination that occurred only after ten women were viciously raped and murdered, and two hundred more lived to remember their ordeal. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: TLCBobbyLong.rtf

Book Review / "Blind Faith"
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10 pages in length. Reviews the book "Blind Faith" from a criminal justice perspective. The story is a true one- about a NJ man who murdered his wife on the Garden State Parkway and alleged that the act was committed by strangers in the night who knocked him unconscious while changing a flat tire. The report examines the prosecutor's work in investigating, unfolding the true story, and getting a conviction. Paper argues that sentencing was insufficient.
Filename: Blindfai.wps

Book Review / "Dead Man Walking"
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A 4 page review of Sister Helen Prejean's book "Deadman Walking"; a true story about a nun's interactions with prisoner's on death row. Author of book (the same nun) urges for the death penalty to be abolished.
Filename: Deadmanw.wps

Book Review / Blaming Crime On The Poor ?
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A 6 page analytical review of Jeffrey Reiman's book entitled "The Rich Get Richer And The Poor Get Prison" in which the author attempts to identify the reasons for the failure of our criminal justice system and to see what interests (if any) are served by its failure. The heart of Reiman's argument is that the criminal justice system fails to reduce crime while making it look like crime is the work of the poor. The writer of this paper analyzes his claim and evaluates Reiman's proof. No additional sources cited.
Filename: Richpoor.wps

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