The essence of Wilson and Kelling’s broken windows theory is the idea that small crimes not only break the atmosphere of order, peace, and lawfulness, but also increase the rates of serious crimes. Nowadays this criminological theory is the subject of numerous controversies and debates. The ...

1. Introduction Immigration to the United States has been a major source of the increased population growth and cultural changes in its history. The social, economic, and political aspects of immigration have resulted to controversy about economic benefits, ethnicity, availability of jobs for the ...

1. Larceny is a criminal act that involves unlawfully taking the private property of another individual. It is usually a nonviolent method of theft that involves a property being wrongly taken away from another individual. It relates to physical tangible property that can be carried from its ...

The article chosen for this paper is titled “Will the Supreme Court ‘stay its hand’ on gay marriage? SCOTUSblog’s Goldstein thinks so” (Weiss, 2013). The work is in relation to the constitutionality proposition 8 that banned gay marriage. Gay marriage is a ...

The framers of the U.S constitution were focused in that they sought to deal with the basic ethics that would carry on and give guidance to a new State. In addition, they addressed the major challenges that faced the nation during that time. They presented the constitution to the Supreme Court. The ...

Constant development and advancement of technologies have made the world more interconnected than ever before. However, increased connectivity poses a risk of fraud, theft, and abuse. People become more dependent on modern technology and it makes them more vulnerable to cyberattacks, including ...

The history of gun control in the United States of America has a discriminatory aspect. From the 18th century, the gun control measure put in place was aimed at preventing the minority group from accessing the firearms. As the first gun control measures were introduced after the South ...

Illegal immigration refers to the movement of people into a foreign country without following immigration laws of the country (Kim et al., 2011). Legal immigrants may choose to become illegal immigrants by overstaying their visas. Illegal immigration has been a common social problem in the United ...

      Introduction The issue of immigration reform has been contentious in the United States (US) for a long time. It has fueled divisive politics, with different sides either supporting or opposing the given question. Immigration reforms refer to changes in policies and laws that ...

The matter of the effectiveness of the US penal system is a quite actual issue nowadays. Overpopulated prisons present more problems than they resolve. This paper analyzes the US jail population, evaluates the most serious issues related to this problem, and suggests solutions. An Increase in the ...

Fairness Rule Fairness is a rule as found in MZA Compliance Procedures (2012) applicable in the United Arab Emirates which ensures justice is done to an organization or an individual. Before distributing any truthful content, licensees should be issued very carefully to ensure provision of ...

Family property is a crucial topic in the history of several families. Despite positive results in good management of family properties, there exist some shortcomings, especially in case of death, divorce, separation, or when one wants to accomplish personal goals using family acquired properties ...

To What Extent Do Race, Ethnicity, and Culture Determine Minority Ethnic Experience of Crime and Criminal Justice Stephen Lawrence murder was the most controversial unresolved murder case in modern history of Great Britain. The case led to the establishment of a public inquiry, which came up with a ...

Causes of Crimes Definition of Restorative Justice Restorative justice is a problem solving process, which involves the victim, the offender, justice agencies, and the community. The fundamental principle of restorative justice is that criminal behavior violates the law and injures victims and the ...

The primary requirement of patient advocacy consists of protecting and supporting of patients all nurses. On various occasions, nurses find themselves situations that are in ethically questionable and contradict their professional and personal morals. For nurses to take a stand for their patients ...

White collar crime refers to nonviolent offenses fraud and illegitimate financial transactions (Croall, 2009). Some of the criminal offenses that constitute white collar crimes include bribery, bank fraud, counterfeiting, blackmail, insider trading, embezzlement, money laundering, forgery, ...