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Law: Criminal Index

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The American Bail System: A historical background with a discussion of methods and operations of the bail bondsman. Written in 1978, 9 pages, 15 notes, 4 sources, $80.55
The Criminal Justice System's Treatment of the Poor in Urban Society: Discusses inadequacies and problems with tentative solutions. Written in 1978, 7 pages, 10 notes, 5 sources, $62.65
The Development of the Bail System: Deals with operation and problems with historical background. Written in 1978, 9 pages, 12 notes, 6 sources, $80.55
The Rights of Prisoners: Contends that prisoners are still citizens with their inherent constitutional rights, suggests a bill of rights for prisoners noting case studies. Written in 1978, 6 pages, 5 sources, $53.70
The Constitutionality of a Mandatory Death Penalty: Analysis of the 1972 Supreme Court decision holding that this constitutes cruel and unusual punishment, noting actual court rulings. Written in 1978, 10 pages, 5 notes, $89.50
The Effectiveness of a Prison and Parole System: by Glaser. A review and discussion. Written in 1978, 6 pages, $53.70
Violent Crime: Discusses public reaction to, particularly in urban areas, distinguishing between contrived and happenstance violence, with 1960-68 crime figures. Written in 1978, 4 pages, 3 notes, 4 sources, $35.80
Three Book Reviews in Criminology: Compares and summarizes three books dealing with prison rehabilitation, crime as a natural phenomena and stringent law enforcement by Glasser, Durkheim, and Blumberg respectively. Written in 1978, 7 pages, 3 sources, $62.65
Sutherland's theory of Criminal Behavior: Discusses sutherland's theory of criminal behavior and prison reform, Durkheim's view of crime as a natural phenomena, and Blumberg's view of the role of the judge in society. Written in 1974, 13 pages, 11 notes, 4 sources, $116.35
Criminal Behavior in the United States: Defines criminal behavior and formulates the personality characteristics leading to criminal involvement, with detailed synopsis of involvement by minority groups and immigrant communities, their psychological make-up and level, acute, accidental, situat. Written in 1978, 20 pages, 25 notes, 17 sources, $179.00
Capital Punishment: Focuses on the moral and ethical aspects of capital punishment as well as its effect on the public. Written in 1974, 9 pages, 8 sources, $80.55
Social Worker's Role in the State Penal Institution: Discusses social worker's role as counselor, rehabilitator, and legal representative of the client. Written in 1978, 6 pages, 7 notes, 3 sources, $53.70
Equality and Protection by Law Enforcers: Examines the practices of the jury system and the police' and the potential of fairer law enforcement. Written in 1986, 11 pages, 14 notes, 8 sources, $98.45
Plea Bargaining: Supports abolishment of plea bargaining as a court practice, offers evidence in favor of abolishment. Written in 1979, 7 pages, 16 notes, 6 sources, $62.65
Increasing Crime in America: A study and observation of the rapid rise of crime particularly in urban areas. Offers solutions to causal factors. Written in 1979, 6 pages, 7 notes, 13 sources, $53.70
Prison Communication (Internal): Examines aspects and mechanisms of facilitating communication between prison populations and staff administrations. Written in 1979, 25 pages, 21 notes, 12 sources, $223.75
Mini-Maxi Prisons - Are They Working: A proposal for further study on both forms of security systems. Written in 1979, 5 pages, $44.75
An Examination of Prisoner's Rights: Investigates various prisoner reform acts from the late 18th century to present, regulation of parole and short term prison treatment. Written in 1978, 7 pages, 10 notes, $62.65
A Study of the Bail Systems of Philadelphia, Montgomery, and Delaware Counties: Discusses , in detail, the various bail and surety methods available in these Pennsylvania counties. Written in 1979, 31 pages, $277.45
Murder in Ancient India vs. Modern New York: A study and comparasion of the two legal systems. Written in 1979, 23 pages, 44 notes, 26 sources, $205.85
Murder and Insanity: An examination of the current law concerning the insanity defense against a murder charge. Written in 1979, 10 pages, 20 notes, 18 sources, $89.50
Capital Punishment and the Law: Which Crimes Merit the Death Penalty and Why?: Felony, murder and other criteria for capital punishment with examples of cases. Written in 1980, 8 pages, 7 notes, 8 sources, $71.60
Mail Fraud: Postal regulations, fraud and swindle detection. Written in 1980, 6 pages, 5 notes, 6 sources, $53.70
A Case for Capital Punishment: Judao-Christian tradition, humanistic vs. non-humanistic arguments, reforms in thought. Written in 1981, 9 pages, 11 notes, 6 sources, $80.55
The Massachusetts Correctional System: Examines the traditional and innovative systems, developmental and rehabilitative efforts within the systems. Written in 1981, 5 pages, 8 notes, 4 sources, $44.75
Our Violent Culture and a Discussion About How To De-Glorify the Violent Criminal and Focus Instead on the Victim of Violence: proposes different methodsto create de-glamorization of crime including, non-coverage by media, retribution to victims, etc. Written in 1981, 5 pages, 9 notes, 6 sources, $44.75
Crime in Developing Countries of Africa: Examines its relation to economic conditions, political attitudes and rapid social change and social policy. Written in 1981, 4 pages, 2 notes, 5 sources, $35.80
The Role of the Police in Arson Investigation: Examines apprehension, motives of the criminal, illegal claim to insurance and subsequent legal proceedings. Written in 1981, 7 pages, 6 notes, 5 sources, $62.65
Durkheim on Crime: Examines views on crime in society, deviance, norms and social acceptability. Written in 1981, 7 pages, 4 notes, 5 sources, $62.65
Motivational Aspects of Criminal Behavior: Investigates and reviews studies of criminal behavior when various inhibiting factors intervene, pain avoidance principles, negative reinforcement, drug therapy and behavior modification, noting results of treatments. Written in 1981, 11 pages, 9 notes, 7 sources, $98.45
Organized Crime: Looks at the hierarchy of organized crime and how it lends itself to business enterprises. Written in 1981, 5 pages, 3 sources, $44.75
Problems Facing Ex-Offenders: A Case Study: Follows the attempts of an ex-convict to re enter society, noting the discrimination encountered thereafter. Written in 1981, 9 pages, 7 notes, 4 sources, $80.55
Rights and Privileges of Prisoners: New Jersey Penal Institutions: Examines the inequitable treatment of prisoners in New Jersey Prisons, concluding that prison is often the denying of basic human rights. Written in 1981, 9 pages, 7 notes, 7 sources, $80.55
Organized Crime in the 1920"s: Emphasizes business crime, specifically union infiltration and economic roots of the problem. Written in 1981, 18 pages, 4 notes, 4 sources, $161.10
The Relationship of Crime to Poverty: Proposed study to show a significant relationship between the two, showing potential to commit crime as indicated by ones attitude toward specific criminal acts. Written in 1978, 14 pages, 5 notes, 4 sources, $125.30
Federal Compensation to the Victims of Violent Crime: Depicts an innovative theory of compensatory payments to crime victims, detailing the need for legislation guaranteeing the rights of the victim. Written in 1978, 11 pages, 9 notes, 12 sources, $98.45
Prisons: Should They Punish or Rehabilitate?: A study of our prisons, noting punishments, dehumanization and interviews with incarcerated individuals. Written in 1978, 12 pages, 17 notes, 9 sources, $107.40
Gang Violence: As discussed in Dowley's a Nation of Lords: the Vice Lords. Written in 1978, 4 pages, $35.80
The Economics of Prostitution in New York City: Looks at various aspects of the economics, prostitute and pimp economics and the role of organized crime. Written in 1978, 20 pages, 21 notes, 17 sources, $179.00
Prison Talk: An examination of linguistic phenomena in the prison community. Written in 1978, 7 pages, 9 sources, $62.65
A Discussion of Organized Crime: Focuses on Carlo Gambino and the network of power and influence that stretch beyond the boundaries of this country. Written in 1978, 16 pages, 8 notes, 6 sources, $143.20
An Examination of the Prison System at Trenton State: Discusses prison conditions between 1950 and the present, noting recent outbreaks and conditions as compared to other New Jersey institutions. Written in 1978, 6 pages, 10 notes, 5 sources, $53.70
A Study of Private Post Prison Release Facilities: An in depth study and analysis of the problems of recidivism and rehabilitation in modern society. Written in 1978, 25 pages, 40 notes, 6 sources, $223.75
Al Capone and Theories of Crime and Punishment: An examination of theories or criminality using the famed Mafia Chieftains life and notoriety as a case in point. Written in 1978, 15 pages, 6 notes, 5 sources, $134.25
Justice in America: A study dealing with the question of whether the criminal or the public is getting the breaks in modern American criminal justice. Cites "The Criminal Gets the Breaks" by Daniel Gutman. Written in 1979, 8 pages, $71.60
Primitive Rebels: An examination of Haubsbaum's theorizes, dealing with the criminal elements of underdeveloped societies. Written in 1979, 5 pages, $44.75
Critical Issues Affecting U.S. Security: Examines the problems and programs inherent in maintaining national security, with emphasis on the criminal aspect and the abuse of power. Written in 1979, 17 pages, 8 notes, 15 sources, $152.15
Prison Discipline Using Due Process: Examines the relative effectiveness of the prison system methods of discipline and the subsequent effect in the crime rate. Written in 1979, 12 pages, 14 notes, 4 sources, $107.40
Prison Discipline: Looks at various aspects of the prison system using case studies. Written in 1979, 12 pages, 18 notes, 4 sources, $107.40
Administration and Management of the Prison System in Pennsylvania: An attempt to identify some of the basic elements of the prison system in the cradle of democracy. Written in 1979, 9 pages, 10 notes, 9 sources, $80.55
The problems and Dimensions of Urban Crime and the Administration of Urban Justice: A brief analysis of some of the major issues of crime in the cities and how the courts administer to it. Written in 1979, 10 pages, 21 notes, 9 sources, $89.50
Social Reality of Crime: An historical analysis dealing with the social aspects of crime and how it was and is being dealt with in these terms. Written in 1979, 7 pages, 3 notes, 3 sources, $62.65
Crime Control: An analysis of this problem based upon three books: Class, State & Crime (Quinn), Explaining Crime (Nettler), Thinking of Crime (Wilson). Written in 1979, 8 pages, 4 notes, 3 sources, $71.60
Prison Reform in France: An analysis of the antiquated French prison system, noting recent revolts and uprisings. Written in 1979, 8 pages, 5 notes, 10 sources, $71.60
Social Aspects of Crime in The Capitalist Society: Examines the social element in crime indigenous to capitalism in various countries. Written in 1979, 7 pages, 3 notes, 3 sources, $62.65
Crime and Environment: An Analysis of environmental factors as cause of crime, includes introduction, definition and hypothesis to change crime encouraging social conditions. Written in 1979, 14 pages, 28 notes, 27 sources, $125.30
Criminal Violence, Criminal Justice: by Charles E. Silberman, A summary and review of the book. Written in 1979, 7 pages, $62.65
Our Crime Against Criminal: A Review of Karl Menninger's "The The Crime of Punishment:: A study of the American criminal justice system from Menninger's point of view. Written in 1979, 7 pages, 7 notes, 4 sources, $62.65
Crime and Vandalism: Statistics and theories of contributing factors. Written in 1979, 9 pages, 10 sources, $80.55
Criminal Science: Discussion of prison life and recommendations for improvements. Written in 1979, 7 pages, 3 notes, 3 sources, $62.65
Law Enforcement: Crime in The Subway: Contributing factors and prevention. Written in 1979, 7 pages, 7 notes, 5 sources, $62.65
Motivational Aspects of Criminal Behavior: Cultural factors in America. Written in 1979, 14 pages, 15 notes, 6 sources, $125.30
Thinking About Crime: by James Q. Wilson. Discussion of cultural contributing factors and punitive methodology. Written in 1979, 7 pages, $62.65
The Art Forger: Dynamics of unusual, highly skilled criminal trade. Written in 1979, 9 pages, 9 notes, 1 sources, $80.55
Crime Classifications and Etiology: Theories of criminology. Written in 1979, 10 pages, $89.50
Criminology: Politics and culture of crime and social policies of crime. Written in 1979, 10 pages, $89.50
Supermarket Security: Devices and Methods of preventing shoplifting. Written in 1979, 7 pages, 6 notes, 4 sources, $62.65
Questions Emerging from the Attica Uprising of 1971 : Guidelines for Prison Reform: Observes information pertaining to this riot and questions that have emerged about the whole concept of criminal justice and corrections as a result. Written in 1981, 8 pages, 8 notes, 6 sources, $71.60
Suicide Among the Incarcerated : An Investigative Model: An exploration of the issue of suicide in prison attempting to synthesize a credible theory based on the research of others. Includes a statement of significance, hypothesis, literature review and discussion. Written in 1986, 15 pages, 18 notes, 12 sources, $134.25
Crime in China and the United States : A Comparative and Contractive Analysis: Analyzes the approaches the United States and China take to the social problem of crime. Written in 1981, 10 pages, 11 notes, 7 sources, $89.50
US Prisons - A Change for the Worse: Discusses historical legislative reform for prisoners and current US penal institutional efforts to cope. Written in 1982, 6 pages, 5 notes, 4 sources, $53.70
The Black Woman as Victim of sexual assault. Perceptions of Professional Intervention: Includes introduction hypothesizing the double victimization of the Black female. An historical analysis of the almost routine rape of black women: A research proposal. Written in 1983, 10 pages, 7 notes, 26 sources, $89.50
Crime and Violence : The Linkage of Violence and Crime in America: Observes the rate of violent crime in the U.S. as being significantly higher than in the majority of other Western democracies. Written in 1981, 6 pages, 7 notes, 5 sources, $53.70
Chop Shops : The "Disassembly Lines' of the Auto-Theft Industry: Examines car theft as a "profession", car thievery as to how it's done and who does it , and the role of the chop shop disassembly in this "industry". Written in 1985, 17 pages, 8 notes, 23 sources, $152.15
Prostitution and Organized Crime: Observes the decline in interest on the part of organized crime toward prostitution, especially in New York, runaway children as prostitutes with , however, their continued interest in big-time call girl operations. Written in 1982, 15 pages, 3 notes, 12 sources, $134.25
The Conceptual Model Considered : An "Ideal" Program of Higher Education for Criminal Offenders: An overview to a conceptual model for the utilization of higher education as a means to rehabilitate criminal offenders applied to an existing correctional facility. Written in 1984, 9 pages, 9 notes, $80.55
Higher Education and the Criminal Offender : A Case Study: The actual application of the conceptual model to a program of higher education for criminal offenders incarcerated in a correctional facility. Written in 1982, 10 pages, 9 notes, 8 sources, $89.50
Forensic Criminology: The usage of medical science to scientifically determine origins of crime. Specifically discusses blood samples, gunshot and handwriting analysis. Written in 1978, 10 pages, 5 sources, $89.50
White Collar Crime: Does Deterrence Have an Effect on the Theory of Prosecution?: Motivations for white collar crime; current methods for deterrence and their effectiveness. Written in 1987, 12 pages, 17 notes, 14 sources, $107.40
The Leo Frank Case: An examination of the murder trial, legal patterns, and their effects on the citizens of Atlanta as an example of one of the most spectacular displays of mass intolerance during the Progressive Era in America (1913). Written in 1978, 20 pages, 52 notes, 8 sources, $179.00
The Sacco-Vanzetti Case: Historical background, the case itself, the decision, and case analysis. Also worldwide reaction to the decision, the social climate and the bigotry of the times. Written in 1978, 25 pages, 26 notes, $223.75
Behavior Modification and Criminal Offenders: A review of how behavior modification theory has been applied in the treatment of incarcerated criminal offenders. Literature review. Written in 1982, 8 pages, 8 sources, $71.60
John Gotti and the Law: Chronicles the rise to underworld power of John Gotti, the boss of the powerful Gambino family as seen in Mafia Dynasty by John H. Davis. Written in 1993, 5 pages, $44.75
The Impact of Rape Laws on Women: Examines Anglo-American rape law as being built on a history of class, race, and gender biases and that legal defenses against rape are based on the doctrine that her unsupported testimony was insufficient in itself to prove that rape had been committed. Written in 1993, 7 pages, 9 notes, 7 sources, $62.65
A Discussion of Uncomplete Crimes: A discussion of this category of crime which includes attempted crime, solicitation of person to participate in crime, and conspiracy to commit a crime observing the doctine of mens rea. Written in 1994, 6 pages, 5 sources, $53.70
A History of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Provides an overview of the agency,observing its maintenance of a national fingerprint collection, other compilation of criminal statistical data and emphasis on the long term tenure of director J. Edgar Hoover. Written in 1994, 11 pages, 35 notes, $98.45
An Analysis of the Effects of Alcohol Blackouts on the Competency to Stand Trial: Describes and analyzes the key issues which impact upon the competency of an individual who has experienced an alcoholic blackout to stand trial. Written in 1994, 10 pages, 9 sources, $89.50
An Analysis of the Effects of Alcohol Blackouts on the Competency of an Individual to Stand Trial: Observes alcoholic blackouts as linked to a definitive loss of short-term memory in which memory loss is total and permanent and when a person is engaged in criminal conduct and arrested, the question of that person's competency emerges. Written in 1994, 25 pages, 20 sources, $223.75
Organized Crime as Terrorism: Examines organized crime in the United states as a terrorist phenomenon, in order to show that political motivation and fanaticism are not the defining characteristics of terrorism, observing the tactics of the Mafia, , Colombian drug cartels, Chinese to. Written in 1994, 11 pages, 10 sources, $98.45
The Death Penalty: The Practical and Moral Issue: States that the death penalty cannot be justified on moral grounds and justification for practical reasons violate moral laws of society and individuality. Written in 1979, 9 pages, 6 notes, 6 sources, $80.55
Bail: History, Problems, and Alternatives: An analysis of the bail system of the US focusing on its historical use, financial difficulties arising from the lack of alternatives. Written in 1979, 10 pages, 23 notes, 13 sources, $89.50
The Killings at Kent State: Looks at the events surrounding the May 1970 riots and the resultant public outrage that terminated in recent courst decisions upholding the Ohio Guardsmen's not guilty verdict. Written in 1976, 8 pages, 24 notes, 14 sources, $71.60
Capital Punishment: Examined from different points including egoism, utilitarianism, and a Kantanian viewpoint. Written in 1990, 4 pages, $35.80
Aspects concerning the Legalization of Marijuana: Looks at the original decriminalization in many states, the efforts of the Reagan administration to recriminilize marijuana and the result of simply driving up the price to the consumer. Written in 1990, 8 pages, 11 notes, 10 sources, $71.60
Gun Control: Examines the gun control issue as one of the few divisive domestic issues, pitting citizens concerned with growing crime and gang-violence problems against those who adamantly defend their Second Amendment rights. Written in 1990, 8 pages, 7 sources, $71.60
The Legalization of Drugs : A Position Paper: Argues that the supply of illegal drugs and the demand for them can never be stopped, law enforcement and social service systems cannot cope with the problems of underground drug use and the costs of continuing the war on drugs far outweigh the potential. Written in 1990, 8 pages, 3 sources, $71.60
Male Rape: Examines the phenomenon of men raping men, with the emphasis on rape in prison, the psychology of male prison rape, violence and the threat of AIDS. Written in 1991, 7 pages, 15 notes, 7 sources, $62.65
Mandatory Jail Sentencing: Analyzes the rationale behind mandatory prison sentencing in which judges are given a strict set of guidelines under which prison sentences are given according to the crime, regardless of mitigating circumstances. Written in 1991, 16 pages, 21 notes, 12 sources, $143.20
Contemporary Criminal Investigation : The Tinyes/Golub Murder Case: Examines the particular police investigative techniques involved in this murder case in long Island, New York which resulted in the conviction of the defendent of first degree murder. Written in 1990, 6 pages, 15 notes, 8 sources, $53.70
Corroboration of Accomplice Testimony : A Comparison of Criminal Procedure Law at the Federal Level and in New York state: Investigates, through comparison, similarities and differences in the federal criminal law and in legal procedures regulating criminal law in New York state in the matter of corroboration of accomplice testimony. Written in 1992, 30 pages, 37 notes, $268.50
Carjacking in the United States: Includes description of carjacking, the motivation, its prevalence, economic motives, violence, laws enacted against it and new laws contemplated. Written in 1994, 6 pages, 10 sources, $53.70
Psychosocial Aspects of Crime: Reviews current literature to determine whether crime can best be explained by the moral defectiveness of the perpetrator or as a product of the social process, looking at a wide range of criminal activities. Written in 1994, 12 pages, 11 sources, $107.40
The Pros and Cons of the Legalization of Drugs From a Health Care Perspective: Describes the negative and positive aspects of legalization and increased criminalization from the legal perspective of the health care delivery system within the context of a recognition that drug and use do, in fact, constitute health care problems. Written in 1994, 11 pages, 14 sources, $98.45
Racial Violence in Prisons : The Gang Connection: Provides an overview of racially inspired hostility and violence in contemporary prisons and attempts to demonstrate that the apparent increase in the intensity and incidence of such activities is due in large part to the emergence of the prison gang. Written in 1994, 7 pages, 8 sources, $62.65
Night-Life Security in the United States Today: Observes the night-life, or leisure and entertainment activities and the need for security due to the overzealous fan or patron at high profile night clubs with the need for security for celebrities, etc. through the services of bouncers, and other secur. Written in 1994, 7 pages, 14 notes, 9 sources, $62.65
A Discussion of Stalking: Examines stalking, several cases in which interest has become obsession and the laws that have been created to resolve the problem or punish the stalker. Written in 1994, 6 pages, 8 sources, $53.70
A Discussion of Carjacking: Discusses the topic of carjacking, the laws that have been created to deal with the problem, the types of punishment accorded to convicted carjackers, and will include examples of what is meant by carjacking. Written in 1994, 6 pages, 7 sources, $53.70
Governing Prisons by John J. DiIulio,Jr.: Observes his belief that prisons need to provide training and rehabilitation for inmates if they are to optimally serve their purpose, otherwise criminals are apt to repeat their offenses, often to a more serious degree. Written in 1994, 6 pages, 6 sources, $53.70