Crime Reports Samples For Students

Forensic investigations have gained widespread application by law enforcement agencies during the analysis of a crime (Tewari and Ravikumar 2000). Forensic experts have a tough task because they have to use samples collected from a crime scene to reveal the culprits. In this case, the investigator has to determine which of the two companies (A or B) is responsible for the pollution that was reported.
The samples that were collected have been analyzed using Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy. This form of spectroscopy is employed to produce an infrared spectrum of not only photoconductivity and emission, but also absorption Continue reading...

Individuals with high social status are the associated with white-collar crimes, and this occurs especially in the context of their jobs. The legislature is reluctant in taking actions against these crimes since they least prosecute and investigate these crimes. The legislature seems to neglect the cases as the public gets less concerned with these types of crime. Due to ignorance in prosecution, the U.S congress formulated laws and statutes in the 1980s. The legislature has a challenge when it comes to dealing with corruption, frauds and corruption on the officials (Dorpat, 2007).
The crimes against persons involve murder, rape, Continue reading...

Local china authorities blamed a slashing riot that killed 29 people and injured 130 at the train station in southern China to be a terrorist attack. The violence exploded about 9 p.m. in the city of Kunming. The attack was planned by a group of criminals, armed with machetes and knives, who attacked civilians in China on March 1st. Authorities accused Muslim separatists from the northwestern province of Xinjiang in organizing the attack.
A group of unidentified people, dressed in black and same cloth, armed with knives at-tacked people at the station in Kunming and began to stab people Continue reading...

1151 W MacArthur Ave, Eau Claire, WI 54701

Report on Module 2: Building Security

I. Introduction
The site that I assessed is Super 8 Motel located in 1151 W MacArthur Avenue, Eau Claire, WI 54701. The place is along a highway and in nearby strategic locations, such as the University of Wisconsin. The privately-owned building is for individuals, families, etc. (especially, travelers) who pay for lodging and related services (e.g., free breakfast). The primary users of the site are the public (for example, tourists, travelers, and other individuals).
II. Risk Analysis
The most likely perpetrators of violence at this site could be any crime offenders Continue reading...

Discovery laws in the Tennessee state have faced some changes in the past two decades comparing it with that of North Carolina. There have been lots of discoveries in criminal felony law for instance comparing North Carolina case mostly personal effects even including phone messages and photos must be turned in for a case prosecution which is not much same as in the Tennessee County which goes even deeper to other personal effects. The following are the other alterations as the two states are compared. Law enforcement Officer will probably stamp together with Bates Stamp numbers. You do not Continue reading...

Although the crime statistics for 2013 have yet to be released, there are several crime trends that can be identified from the Jackson State University's Annual Safety Report, which outlines reportable crimes from 2009-2012. Overall, reported crime rates have been low over the past three years. No manslaughters have been identified by campus security since 2009, which is a strong sign of campus safety. During the reporting period, one sexual assault incident was reported and took place in 2012 in an on-campus residence hall. Robbery and aggravated assault are the sub-sections included in the annual safety report with the Continue reading...

It has been tradition in many urban centers in the UK for law enforcement agents to give low attention to anti social behaviors among the society members. The law enforcement officers have primarily directed their efforts to issues that they consider to be against the law or that are “real crime”. What they fail to realize is that anti social behaviors such as drug dealing, illegal drug taking, bullying of vulnerable families, graffiti, littering and breaking windows bring about great discomfort to the society and significantly affects the society’s way of life. According to research statistics, the police Continue reading...

Kelo v. city of New London conn.

The city of London in the implementation of ``economic revitalization plan” sought to acquire 90 acres for development from private owners. The development was geared towards increasing employment as well as generating revenue for the government. The city acquired land from most private owners but 15 owners refused to surrender their lands and the city commenced a suit to claim the said land. The developer was a private entity. The owners of the said lands disputed the acquisition of their land due to lack of reasonable compensation by the city. The Fifth Continue reading...

Facts

Scarborough and Rollins were owners of adjoining land parcels .According to Rollin’s, she believed that she owned a share of ``a gravel road” that was situated along the south in relation to her apartments. On the other hand, Scarborough also believed that he owned the same share of the said gravel road that was situated north of his properties (Miller, 547).
In the year 2006, Scarborough instituted a suit to facilitate the confirmation that the share of the gravel road belonged to him and that he should be awarded ``quiet” enjoyment of the same. Rollins on the hand `` Continue reading...

Facts

Azur instituted a case against chase bank for acting contrary to the provisions of sections 1643 and 1666 of the United States and Varnek his ``personal assistant” .Chase bank failed to notice the fraudulent acts Varnek who acted as his assistant since 2007.In her capacity as the ``personal assistant” Varnek opened accounts on behalf of Azur, made purchases on his behalf and had access to his ``personal bills”
Varnek in the year 1999 started forging the signature of Azur so as to withdraw money from his account. A times, Varnek would purchase items online and use Azur’s account Continue reading...

The killing of a black teenager in Ferguson, Missouri by a white police officer has thrown American into a huge debate about civil rights. There has been increased tension in the nation particularly after a grand jury decided not to indict the white police officer accused of killing the unarmed black teenager Michael Brown. Many blacks have received the news about the lack of indictment with utter disbelief and shock and the last few weeks have seen protests and demonstrations throughout the country calling for a complete review, reshuffle and overhaul of the justice system. The issue of civil Continue reading...

Challenges Facing Federal Agencies in Fighting Digital Crimes

Cyber crimes have drastically and rapidly risen up the ranks of dreadful crimes that law agencies face. They have the challenge of handling cybercrimes using limited resources (Curtis, 2000). The agencies are normally called upon to cut back their inadequate budgets consequently, reducing the amount of resources available at their disposal. In that effect, they function at a reduced level of competency.
The first challenge is that the agencies cannot acquire enough initial investment to match the expensive demand posed by cyber crimes (Curtis 2000). Moreover, the agencies needs a consistent inflow of cash to aid in keeping the Continue reading...

Non judicial punishment, popularly known as NPJ is a tool that is available for military leadership personnel for the purposes of maintaining law and order. NPJ is permitted under article 15 of the UMCJ and is governed by both part 5 of the manual for courts-martial and service regulations (staff, 2014). NJP is most common among the military services and as such there is a procedure for imposing it on an officer. Prior to imposing an NPJ, the offender must be notified of his crime, the supporting evidence behind the accusation and must be notifies that the commanding officer Continue reading...

This court observation report is based on a trial that I attended on Monday November 17, 2014 as part of course work in business law. The goal was to observe two hours of actual live court proceedings at any local state courthouse in order to get a real-world experience in a courtroom, including interaction with participants, and to gain an appreciation and understanding of the litigation environment involving businesses.
The court case was ANGLO-DUTCH ENERGY LLC vs. CRAWFORD HUGHES OPERATING CO; a lawsuit of 3.5 million dollars over four oil wells between the two oil companies. I attended this Continue reading...

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Civil case
The bankruptcy case between a bakery and a bank
In this case, the claimant (owner of a bakery) instituted a civil action against a bank and others before a court in Abu Dhabi. The claimant sought a declaration of her bankruptcy. She also prayed the court to issue an attachment order in her favor against the property of the bakery. Her real intention was that upon the property being attached, it would be subjected to a count of inventory. This would mean that the property would be placed under administration. The property could also be sold, and Continue reading...

Purpose Statement

Many people who are released from prison are often put back in within 5 years. This study examines the variables of the type of crimes committed, and how they affect the variable of being but back in prison after being released. The dependent variable, percentage of people put back in prison within 5 years of being released, is determined by independent variable of violent crimes, property crimes, drug crimes and public crimes. The most important independent variable in this relationship is drug crimes because people who commit these crimes often have problems with addiction and have extreme difficulty stopping Continue reading...

Introduction

Every criminal justice system in the world is characterized by policy and procedure directives that ensures that all the actions and processes in this system are within the constitutional and legal confines. The policy and procedure are enacted to ensure that the constitutional rights of stakeholders are not infringed upon when these individuals are exposed to a particular criminal justice process. Unfortunately, there arises some situations in the course of disseminating justice where some actions cause massive legal disagreements. An individual who has been subjected to a particular process may claim that the process was unconstitutional or that his Continue reading...

Law enforcement occurs as one of the most pertinent matters of concern in the United States. This can be attributed to the fact that division of powers, as well as the checks and balances enshrined to each branch of government tend to constrain each other. The United States Constitution dictates that the powers of the federal government are limited to those spelt out in the Constitution. Despite this, there is a need to note that the recent past has experience a rise in cases where the federal law enforcement has encroached on roles enshrined to other agencies, especially the Continue reading...

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Domestic Violence (DV) issue in Britain: An Introduction
Following a long history of domestic violence in Britain, the issue is high on the public agenda that has affected significantly both on economic and personal expense to the British society (Walby, 2004). Throughout the last several years, the women’s rights activists realized several legislation meant to curb the menace of domestic violence in the country.
Moreover, domestic violence in Britain has realized social and political connotations that are usually carried out through patriarchal values. Furthermore, it has caused the appearance of Continue reading...

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At about 2:30 in the morning of September 20, 2014, Detective James Reid called in for assistance in processing a possible murder case in No. 306, White Ridge Apartments, located in the corner of Strange Valley and Liberty Streets. The undersigned investigator arrived at the scene approximately 20 minutes later.
No. 306, White Ridge Apartments is a single bedroom apartment and its current occupant was identified by the building management as Chuck Matthis, a single, white male working as IT technician at the Silver-Toned Company. The light at the lobby to the apartment was busted and the main door Continue reading...

The greatest challenge facing law enforcement agencies in investigating the exploitation, cyber stalking, and obscenity is the interconnected nature of technology that forms the internet, making it a global problem. It implies that various cyber crimes have spread to an extent beyond the control of these enforcement agencies. The regional agreement like the Europe convention on cyber crime has thus failed to keep pace with the rapid technological advancements hence leading to their imperfection (Clough, 2012).
The conventions in the form of regional agreements are also not a model law as others argue it out. However, they are just Continue reading...

1. Explain how the Internet has aided criminal activity.
Internet crime is any crime or ill-gotten on-line activity committed on the web, through the web or exploitation the web. The widespread web crime development encompasses multiple world levels of legislation and oversight. within the difficult and ceaselessly ever-changing IT field, security consultants ar committed to combating web crime through preventative technologies, like intrusion detection networks and packet sniffers. Internet crime could be a sturdy branch of law-breaking. fraud, web scams and cyberstalking ar the first varieties of web crime. as a result of web crimes sometimes have interaction folks Continue reading...

Synopsis

Wyatt Earp, a retired lawman, and his brothers (Morgan and Virgil) arrive at the town of Tombstone, Arizona, to make their fortunes as businessmen after the latter had retired as a lawman. However, they meet “The Cowboys”, a very ruthless criminal gang, organised around Curly Bill and Johnny Ringo. Wyatt, his brothers and friend Doc Holliday, are forced to become the law enforcers of the town due to their on-going businesses of saloon and gambling. Although Wyatt had planned to stay in retirement and make money, he is drawn into conflicts by his brothers after the gangs had come Continue reading...

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The relationship between media and justice is aptly summed up in one of the research article published by Kenneth Dowler from the Department of Criminal Justice, in which it has been stated that “The public’s perception of victims, criminals, deviants, and law enforcement officials is largely determined by their portrayal in the mass media. Research indicates that the majority of public knowledge about crime and justice is derived from the media (Roberts and Doob, 1990; Surette, 1998). (Journal of Criminal Justice and Popular Culture, 10(2) (2003) 109-126 (Retrieved from albany.edu). The Michael Brown Continue reading...

Social disorganization theory

According to the theory, the social environment and physical environments are one of the main causes of the behavioral choice that a person makes. The theory highly emphasizes on the importance of neighborhood or locality for the shaping of their behavior. For example, a person belonging to an area where undesired social factors such as Illiteracy, unemployment, lack of moral education and ignorance are in abundance, the chances that the residents may involve in criminal activities are higher. This gives rise to other undesired aspects, such as, if someone does not want to indulge in criminal activities, but lack Continue reading...

Human trafficking has existed since pre-modern times. The European slave trade, which began in the 1400s, is one of the first instances of organized human trafficking and the practice has continued to the present day (“Timeline of Human Trafficking”). A more recent example of the atrocity of human trafficking occurred during World War II when Japan established “comfort stations” for their soldiers. These “comfort stations” were essentially military-controlled brothels where young women (mostly Korean) who had been kidnapped were forced to work as prostitutes for Japanese soldiers (“Timeline of Human Trafficking”). This example perfectly describes the horrendousness of human Continue reading...

Online identity theft

Online identity theft occurs when an unauthorized party acquires personal identifying data about someone such as credit card or bank account information through the internet and uses such information to commit fraud or other criminal activities. Factors that promotes online identity theft can be political, economic, social or technological in nature (Hedayati, 2012). Political factors include instability and civil wars that cause massive illegal immigration to other countries where immigrants steal identities in order to secure employment. Economic factors include unemployment and poverty that force people to engage in criminal acts. Social factors include the uninhibited communication within social Continue reading...

FC of T v Consolidated Fertilizers Limited (1991)
The federal Commissioner of taxation entered a case he sued and filed for legal action against the Consolidated Fertilizers Limited (1991) due to taxation matters and related issues. According to the Federal Commissioner of Taxation, there were reasonable grounds and sufficient empirical evidence to warrant for the takeover of the Consolidated Fertilizers Limited in the year 1991. Thus, it filed a case at the court. The directors of Consolidated Fertilizers Limited (1991, felt that the intended and the proposed takeover by the Federal commissioner of taxation was not in the best Continue reading...

Information Needs of Various Components the Criminal Justice System

The most important step in creating law and order in the society is to ensure that a suitable criminal justice system is in place for the accomplishment of justice administration to the public. Criminal cases in the modern day have increased meaning that the judicial system needs to be extra effective and efficient while at the same time ensuring that there is fairness in the process. Every justice system aims at providing a neutral ground for all individual who approaches the bar seeking justice. Various components of the criminal justice system have the collective responsibility of deciding what policy Continue reading...

The project is about a murder of a person named Joe D. wood which took place at the Mayfair Dinner. Detective Daphne Marlow was the person responsible for investigating the murder. They body was found hidden in the fridge suggesting that it was a cold murder. The police identified the body at 5.30 am, but the coroner arrived at the crime scene at 6.00 am. He then determined the temperature of the body in which he found out that it was 85 degrees Fahrenheit. After thirty minutes he measured the body temperature, and he found out that it was Continue reading...

The scientists use two techniques to identify criminals. They use the fingerprint comparison technique and DNA analysis. The use of fingerprints to identify people dates many years back. It dates to many centuries ago. It was not as sophisticated as it is today. In the ancient, Babylon, the businesspersons used their fingertips to carry out their transactions. They pressed their fingertips to clay and they recorded their transactions of the day. The Chinese used ink and paper, which helped them, identify their children.
In the 19th century, fingerprints were used as a way to identify criminals. An English chief Continue reading...

The search and seizure rule is premised on the Fourth Amendment rights guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States of America. The main intention of the provisions is to provide privacy which applies to persons and their property. In that vein, in every investigation, an officer must approach searches and seizures from a premise of observation of the right to privacy. Such rights may only be overridden by probable causes and or existence of reasonable circumstances. This shall be discussed in the following section in relation to the legal guidelines.
The legal guidelines in searches and seizures are Continue reading...

My choice of the adolescent risk-taking behaviors are; Obesity attributed by eating disorders, and Illegal drugs. In the case of obesity, and more so on eating disorder has the following as the influencing factors. They are; physiological factors such as, low self esteem and depression, from interpersonal factors such as, history of either ridicule or sexual abuse, and lastly, from social factors such as cultural norms. In the case of Illegal drug use, the influencing factors are; peer pressure, teen getting thrilled to do something illegal and lastly, escape the pressure or simply aversive feeling .
The next step is Continue reading...

A specialty court is a term often used to refer to problem-solving courts. These courts have as their main aim the urge to provide assistance to criminal defendants (low-level) who might suffer from mental health, substance or social abuse problem because of becoming repeat offenders. The courts achieve this role through providing intensive supervision and treatment to the victims. The United States of America has a rich network of specialty courts that cover various aspects. In essence, such courts may include Mental Health Treatment Courts, Drug Treatment Courts, Veteran’s Treatment Courts and courts that cater for women that Continue reading...

The Neighbors: The Destruction of the Jewish Community in Jedwabne, Poland is a publication by Jan Tomasz Gross in the year 2000. The book analyzes the events in the small town of Jedwabne around 1939. This was during the time when the Germans occupied Poland. The book looks at the manner in which the Polish non-Jewish inhabitants, on their own volition, decided to exterminate their Jewish neighbors during the year 1941. The author presents the causes of the massacre against the Jewish residents in Jedwabne by the neighbors who were non-Jews. In narrating the causes of the Jedwabne Jewish Continue reading...

In the event of catastrophic and disastrous situations, every state has to develop a psychological support framework that helps its citizens in such trying times. Dependent on the disaster and the extent of damage it has done, the psychological support agency is formulated. Every government has a provision in its ministries that caters for emergency services. Countries like Japan and Indonesia have frequent national disasters. These countries have to formulate psychological support systems in such events to help control their citizens. Logically, the loss of lives, property, and displacement of settlements induces emotional disgrace and imbalance on the citizens. Continue reading...

Final Project: Cold Case Arrest Warrant Report

Final Project: Cold Case Arrest Warrant Report
This report represents an outline of a homicide investigation. The first section presents the action plan for solving the case. The report also provides a summary of the homicide, armed robbery, and witness statements, and a briefing of evidence and forensic reports. Additionally, it describes the criteria for decision-making and determination of facts regarding the homicide. The report indicates what the investigating officer concludes about the case, in an attempt to obtain an arrest warrant for the suspect.

First, I will manage all evidence collected from the crime scene effectively. Effective evidence Continue reading...

Criminal charges are classified in two categories; felonies and misdemeanors. In reference to Laws (2006) misdemeanors are crimes that are less serious than felonies and they carry punishments that are less severe. A misdemeanor, according to Laws (2006) is punished by less that one year arrest in a jail facility. On the other hand, felonies are more serious offenses with imprisonment ranging from one year to life sentence. Notably, all the cases that Mary Jones had previously been charged i.e. resisting arrest, public drunkenness, possession of uncontrolled substance, prostitution and felony larceny are misdemeanor. In this case study, we Continue reading...

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Compared Centervale crime rate
If the levels of crime in Centervale were to be compared with those of Alabama or Alaska, one would easily realize that the highest level of total crime is found at Centervale. In real sense, the highest rate of crime is found in Alaska, with Centervale and Alabama lying slightly behind and close to each other in numbers. The highest population is found in Alabama while Alaska has the least population; however this does not imply that Alabama is not a secure place to reside. In datum, a person would desire to reside in either Continue reading...

Analysis of the News of the World Case

Introduction
The News of the World was one of the big selling newspapers in UK. It was also one of the old newspapers sold in million copies in UK from 1843 to 2011. Owned by the well-reputed media firm News Limited in which Rupert Murdoch, the famous Media tycoon of America, was a managing director, the News of the World was mostly famous for publishing celebrity oriented scandals and populist scoops. Over the years, the newspaper exposed many national as well as local celebrities' sinful sexual acts, drug abuse, and criminal activities by setting up journalists in various disguises Continue reading...