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Articles related to "Violent Crime"
Concealed Weapons and Violent Crime Discussion of John Lott's study showing a decrease in violent crime when citizens are permitted to carry concealed weapons. john lott • gun control
Discrimation and Mental Illness Mental Health--the subject scares almost everyone. What are the rights of the mentally ill, and what are the rights of those who live near them? mental illness • diversity • counseling • psychiatry • violent crime
Mental Disorders and Violent Crime (Part 1) Arguably, any individual who performs violent criminal acts is mentally ill. It is clear that a normal individual would not act in such a way, and thereby some sort of abnormal process must be occurring. Just what exactly is the nature of the abnormal process is not always so easily identified. Part 1 - Childhood Disorders and Crime mental disorders • violent crime • forensics • childhood disorders • children
Mental Disorders and Violent Crime (Part 2) Part two of the criminal behavior and mental disorders article. Mood Disorders, Schizophrenia, and Anxiety Disorders are discussed. crime • mental disorders • forensics
Mental Disorders and VIolent Crime: Conclusion In conclusion to the articles on mental disorders and violent crime the paraphilias are examined. paraphilia • crime • violent • serial • forensics
The Libertarian's Plan to Fight Crime in America Every political party has a plan to fight crime. Here is the Libertarian take on crime. crime • criminals • libertarian • drug prohibition • gun control laws
City Police Reduce Crime Rates New York and Chicago police have lowered crime rates through programs designed to make officers a more integral part of individual communities. new york • chicago • city police • lowered crime rates • violent crime
Africa in an Economic Nutshell An opinion on the current state of South Africa and what it can show the rest of the continent. south africa's economy • the world and africa • violent crime • democratic transition • stable growth
Alcohol Laws in Rural Alaska Alaska allows individual communities to regulate or prohibit the importation, sale and consumption of alcohol to help reduce alcohol abuse and its associated problems. alaska local option • alcohol abuse in rural alaska • alcohol related crime • alcohol regulations in bush alaska • violent crime and alcohol in alaska
Book Reviews of the Top Criminal Profiling Texts The follow up to last weeks reviews on Criminal Profiling Laymans Novels. This week take a look at the actual texts the experts use! profiling • homicide • criminals • practical homicide investigation • crime classification manual
Community Service Sentences For some offenders, community service has been a life-saving second chance. Many people applaud the sanction as fair and humane. Others think it is not effective or just. community service sentences • community service • benefits of community service • drawbacks to community service • community sentence
Newark, NJ Murder Free For 33 Days Newark New Jersey, a city with high homicide rates, has gone over a month without a reported murder. Because of this, billboards pleaing for peace are being taken down. newark new jersey • 50 percent increase in homicide rates • help wanted billboard signs • seven forms of violent crime • newark teacher union
Psychology of People Hurting Animals Miami's teenage serial cat killer exhibits the same early behaviors as Jeffrey Dahmer, Albert DeSalvo and others who went on to commit crimes of serial murder and rape. psychology of people hurting animals • tyler hayes weinman • miami cat killer • cat serial killer • animal cruelty
The Zero-Sum Syndrome In the absence of territorial expansion, you must take what you need from others, or have what others need taken from you. zero-sum games • frontiers • business • unemployment • raises
U.S. Crime Affects Economy Estimated costs of crime in the United States seem to undermine struggling law enforcement budgets. crime rates • cost of crime • police budgets • law enforcement budgets • united nations report
<b>Crime and the Mentally Ill</b> This article dispels the myths that the mentally ill are dangerous and violent. It discusses statistics regarding crime and mental illness. crime • criminals • violence • schizophrenia • disorders
Animal Cruelty Linked to Violence Against People Statistics show that those with a history of cruelty to animals are more inclined to abuse their families and commit violent crimes against strangers. animal abuse • cruelty to animals • animal abuse crime • animal abuse domestic violence • animal cruelty domestic violence
Luminol - Chemiluminescent Blood Detector Luminol glows in the dark. This chemiluminescent compound is an essential part of crime scene investigation as it detects blood, even invisible blood. luminol • blood • forensic investigators tools • crime scene investigation investigators • chemiluminescent
Can Psychopaths Be Rehabilitated? Most psychopaths are not found in prisons, but roam free and undetected among us. For those who have been incarcerated for serious crimes, is recidivism inevitable? can psychopaths be rehabilitated • treatment for antisocial personality disorder • diagnosable psychopaths • criminal psychopath • diagnosing psychopathy
IV-10 Massei Cities of Refuge Massei gives a summary of the marches that occured during the Exodus from Egypt, listing the various places where the Israelites strayed. Forty-two places are named relating to forty-two levels of spirituality. After the mention of Aaron's death on Mt Hor, the account of travels becomes more detailed in preparation for entry into the Promised Land. The passage details the boundaries of the land, setting the traditional borders. Moses portions the lands to eleven tribes and establishes the laws of inheritance for the Daughters of Zelophehad (see Nr 27:1-11). Because the Levites do not inherit land as a tribe, they aer given six cities of refuge with pasture land assigned to them. The cities are designated as places of asylum for anyone who committed accidental manslaughter. Scripture distinguishes between accidental death, murder and self-defense. numbers • bamidbar • murder • massei • massay
Who's a Victim? Thoughts on what it means to be a victim crime • victim • domestic • assault • abuse
The relationship between Biochemistry & Aggression (Part 1) The relationships between biochemistry and neurochemistry with violent human aggression is investigated. Biochemical studies strongly support a positively correlated relationship between testosterone and aggression. A mediating relationship between cortisol and testosterone is apparent. Neurochemical evidence is not as clear. However, a significant relationship between serotonergic functioning and aggression is evident. Causal relationships have been difficult to infer, but, are somewhat supported. forensics • aggression • biochemical • neurochemical • testosterone levels
Criminals and Terrorists Tracked by FBI Systems Criminal and terrorists suspicious activities are now being tracked with systems that will enable real-time sharing and tracking between the FBI and local partners fbi • fbi tracking systems • fbi tracking criminals • fbi tracking terrorists • fbi databases
Safe Travel in South Africa Browse these tips for traveling safely while visiting South Africa. The crime rate is high in this country and being aware of the problems will lead to a more secure trip south africa and travel • south africa and crime • south africa and airports • south africa and public transport • south africa and road safety
Stop The Violence Cycle Vote women into government. Fight for stronger and tougher laws. What do you think will help end domestic violence stop the violence cycle get help • learn from other people's experience • vote women into office • tougher laws for abuse • domestic violence caused by mental illness
Why Female Serial Killers Kill Forensic psychologists debate the term "female serial killer" because murderesses don't kill for the same reasons as murderers. The psychological disorders are different. why female serial killers kill • psychological disorders • murderers • forensic psychologists • female violence
Zapiro's Zuma Rape Cartoon Furor A cartoon of ANC leader Jacob Zuma by Zapiro draws a tumultuous response in the South African media. Heated debate centered on its racy content continues unabated. zapiro • zuma cartoon • anc cartoon • lady justice cartoon • rape cartoon
Debate Between Individual and Public Rights The issue of involuntary assessment in a hospital revolves around individual rights to freedom and public rights to safety under law. This contentious issue is explored from a consumer's perspective. psychosis • treatment • medication • schizophrenia • assessement
Horror Movie Review-The Strangers and Them Both the US release The Strangers and the French film Ils (Them) claim to be inspired by true events. But how based in truth are they? the strangers • them • ils • horror movies • foreign films
Mental Health in the Media Mental Illness is a favourite topic of news media - but mental health professionals say the media's got it all wrong. Suite101 examines what the experts have to say media • mental health • mental illness • schizophrenia • bipolar disorder
Summer Troubles The Travelsleuth mourns the demise of some Mediterranean vacation gems beneath the onslaught of rampaging teenage louts and advises on select vacation options for the discerning visitor to Greece. greece • europe • france • england • faliraki
The Damaging Effect of Unexpected Stressors and Fibromyalgia Unexpected stressors & fibromyalgia. Anxiety, fear, anger, and loss without the benefit of support. fibromyalgia • stress • anger • fear • and lack of support
Aboriginal Media Portrayals Negative representation of Aborigines in the media has been identified as a major cause of prejudice against Indigenous peoples in Australia. deaths in custody • aboriginal stereotypes • aboriginal media portrayals • media racism • cross-cultural awareness
Where does all the hate come from? In the aftermath of Matthew Shepard's murder, Melissa Sztuczko-Payk looks at hate crime and its possible causes. hate crime gay homosexual discrimination matthew s
Caving In To Censorship Congress uses the farce of the "culture of violence" to control entertainment. first amendment • violence • culture of violence • congress • entertainment
Cities of the Underworld on The History Channel Cities of the Underworld is a facinating underground adventure hosted by Don Wildman. TV cameras take the viewer into the scary tunnels of London in City of Blood. cities of the underworld • don wildman • history channel • city of blood • london england
Crime Scene Cleanup Crime Scene Cleanup begins when the authorities end an investigation. Biohazardous waste and blood-borne pathogens need to be removed, and the scene restored. crime scene cleanup cleaners • biohazardous waste • bloodborne pathogens • bioload • cleaning
Delayed Depression Depression can be brought on as the result of a traumatic event in life. However, the shock of what has happened may prevent you from realizing its impact immediately. depression • victim • death • spouse • husband
Effects of Television on Kids Television and new media are everywhere. Eliminating the media from kids' daily diets is no longer an easily obtainable option. How much exposure can parents safely allow effects of television viewing • kids viewing violence • children watching too much tv • television causing obesity • advertising and kids
NUMB3RS's Rob Morrow NUMB3RS's Rob Morrow is best known for his role on Northern Exposure. Now he's traded the stethoscope for a gun on this mathematical series. rob morrow • numb3rs • northern exposure • david krumholtz • cbs
Otto Pérez Molina's Campaign A general involved in human rights abuses during Guatemala's civil war ran for president. guatemala human rights • guatemala civil war • guatemala presidential election • otto perez molina • emp human rights violations
Pac-Man Jones Has Run Out of Chances Adam "Pac-man" Jones has proven once again that he has been given one too many chances to resurrect his career. pac-man jones • suspensions in the nfl • roger goodell's suspension policy • pac-man jones arrests • nfl suspended players
Protecting Yourself from Date Rape Drugs Reducing the risk of consuming date-rape drugs. rohypnol • ghb • date rape drugs
Rodrigo Plá Directs La Zona, 2007 La Zona is a captivating film about paranoia, class divide, corruption and fear. Far from bleak or heavy--it feels close to the reality of most societies. la zona • alan chávez • daniel giménez cacho • maribel verdú • daniel tovar
The Problem of Domestic Violence What is Family Abuse in America Today? How this Type of Abuse is Defined, and the Different Relationships that Fall within the Parameters of Family Abuse. what is domestic violence? • domestic violence • victims • domestic abuse • abuse awareness
A Guide to La Rambla in Barcelona La Rambla is usually a visitor's first taste of Barcelona. Full of colour and characters, find out how to get to La Rambla and where to stay once you're there. guide to la rambla • la rambla barcelona • hotels la rambla • la rambla crime • la rambla prostitutes
Back to Basics A short discussion on starting simple when dealing with clients - ala Maslow. Find out what your client's fundamental needs are - perhaps that is as far as you need to go! free telephone • telephone • maslow • needs • basics
Childhood Mental Health Article about the affects of anxiety disorders, the most common mental health issue, the symptoms, how parents can help, and how they can get the treatment they need. childhood mental health • anxiety • disorders • fear • panic
Childhood Trauma The rate of trauma exposure and evidence of PTSD among child populations is increasing; there is an urgent need for interventions in the management of PTSD in children. childhood trauma • post traumatic stress disorder • management and prevention of ptsd • adverse childhood experience • medications to treat ptsd in children |
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