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Papers On Law Enforcement & Intelligence
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Crime and judicial procedures in four films
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A paper which looks at the way in which crime and judicial processes are dealt with in four modern movies, with particular reference to the moral and ethical foundations of the legal systems and the extent to which situational ethics may be appropriate in the context of law enforcement.
Filename: JLlawmovie.rtf
Crime and Punishment : Evaluation of the Three Strikes Law
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This 8 page paper takes a look at a hypothetical situation, posed by a student, to implement a three strikes and you're out rule in Hawaii. The proposal is evaluated in light of other jurisdictions that tired it. The topic of crime and punishment is discussed philosophically and in a practical manner. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: SA017Crm .rtf
Crime Fighter: A Review of the Book by Jack Maple
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A 5 page review of "Crime Fighter", the story of one man's efforts to effect change in the New York City Police Department. Outlines the authors theories and innovations in reducing the crime not only of his city but in New Orleans where his programs were also implemented. No additional sources are listed. Concludes that the book is a must-read for those contemplating police work as well as those already employed in the field.
Filename: PPcrmFgt.wps
Crime in Japan: Improvements in Education, Employment, Penalties and Monitoring of Drugs
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This is a 4 page paper discussing crime in Japan and recent government reforms in relation to decreasing the crime rate. A recent increase in the crime rate in Japan over the past decade has prompted the Japanese government to implement improvement policies in the areas of education, employment, increased penalties and monitoring of the drug trade. Education and employment reforms have included those which take into account the importance of continued education, social factors related to crime, and the maintenance and re-education of workers within the labor market. Considerations in the law enforcement disciplines have included lowering the age at which young offenders can be tried for criminal offenses, strict public fire arm restrictions and international cooperation in regards to the drug trade and market.
Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: TJcrimJ1.rtf
Crime in the United States
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A 7 page paper which examines several websites and
presents an overall discussion of crime rates in the United States. Bibliography lists 4
sources.
Filename: RAcrmeus.rtf
Crime Prevention in Australia
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A 6 page paper discussing the "whole of government" approach to crime prevention and the difficulties of implementing that approach in Australia. Effective implementation depends on the development of appropriate policies and effective programs through which to exercise those policies. It also depends on the ability of governmental departments to work together and for all involved to take on a systems view of the goals before them. Though other nations – notably the United States and the United Kingdom – have had difficulties in accomplishing a "whole of government" approach to crime prevention, Australia appears to be better positioned for implementation of the same types of goals. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: KScrimPrevAus.rtf
Crime Prevention.
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(6 pp) Our classroom-generated assignment asks us
to determine the nature of the crime in our
community. In order to do that the Uniform
Crime Report, which has been in place since the
1940's we will need the number of crimes reported
to the police, the crimes cleared by arrest, and
the age, gender race of offender, and also use
crimes reported by victims and the
socio-demographics of victims. Once the type of
crime prevalent in the community has been
established a program will be developed to address
that crime and crime issue. Bibliography
lists one source.
Filename: BBcrmprv.doc
Crime Theores X 2.
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(8 pp). As humans most of us constantly ask the
question why. Criminologists, first being
initially human, and second having a great sense
of curiosity, ask that question as well, and
accordingly have come up with several reasons
called theories, why people break the law. In this
discussion we will be examining two of those
theories: Strain Theory,1910 and, Differential
Association Theory, 1939.
Bibliography lists 16 sources.
Bibliography lists 16 sources.
Filename: BBcrthry.doc
Crimes of U.S. Intelligence Agencies
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A lengthy, but detailed 12 page analysis of Halperin, Berman, Borosage, & Marwick's (1976) book entitled "The Lawless State : Crimes of the U.S. Intelligence Agencies" in which the authors provide a comprehensive discussion of efforts to spy and disrupt by the CIA, FBI, NSA, and the IRS. Four supporting sources are used in cited in bibliography.
Filename: Lawlesta.wps
Criminal Intelligence Analysis and Critical Thinking
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This 6 page report discusses
criminal intelligence analysis and how it utilizes certain fundamental analysis procedures in which a hypothesis is established, the events of the crime are reconstructed, possible other criminal connections are considered and then all aspects of the analysis are considered within the scope of known criminal activity or the networks of crime that are known to exist. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: BWcrimIQ.rtf
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