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    personal political beliefs or issues within society that they are dedicated to and loyal to that are important to the organized crime organization. They are known as Mafia of an ethnic identity of race or of the country they come from. Even street gangs or biker gangs are known throughout America as organized crime organizations. Organized crime is not just America’s problem it is a global problem affecting countries and the communities throughout the world. The FBI defines a criminal enterprise as a group

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    mission. For example‚ suppose you’re a media advocate for a non-profit agency working to reduce gang violence in your neighborhood. You would try to present neighborhood issues related to gang violence and the changes you want to make in such a way that you: 1. Change the way community members look at gang violence. You might want to make it clear who it affects and why‚ or why kids get involved in gangs in the first place. 2. Create a reliable‚ consistent stream of publicity for your agency’s

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    best express his purpose through this type of presentation. Greene uses direct presentation when he introduces major members of the gang such as Blackie‚ Trevor‚ and Mike. Greene reveals Blackie ’s acceptance of his class standing as he describes Blackie ’s reservations with Trevor ’s plan. "He was just‚ he had no jealousy‚ he was anxious to retain T. in the gang if he could. It was the word ’beautiful ’ that worried him - that belonged to a class world that you could still see parodied at the

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    Walter’s remark about Spike’s being "reformed" was viewed as an insult because Spike still was not accepting the fact that he changed for the better and wasn’t a trouble maker like them anymore. What Walter meant was that Spike wasn’t part of them [the gang] anymore because he improved his conduct and was not ready to sacrifice his life again to be a Tsotsi. b. I think what the principal meant by saying that Spike was "going forward to being a man" was that he was adopting a better way of life. He

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    evolution. Examples of such actions within the gang culture gangs develop “substantive culture” within the organization a huge presence with many shared values‚ and beliefs. The components‚ which make shared values and belief successful the method that gangs continue hiring new members‚ avoid and prosper because of unsuccessful prosecution also establishing a legitimate business (Lynn & Porter‚ 2007). The activities begin within street gangs the evolution a tough job but the outcome

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    Assess the usefulness of functionalist approaches in explaining crime. (21 marks) Functionalists see the source of crime as located within the structure of society and they believe society produces an individual and many of these functionalists also believe that crime serves a positive function in society. Functionalist supporters like Durkheim claim some crimes are inevitable in society and are impossible to vanish completely‚ and he believes these crimes can become a positive in society because

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    Throughout the film‚ gangs are presented.  Each gang (or culture) feels they are superior to others and bully and/or violently threaten the lives of others in order to affirm their dominance within the city. In one specific scene Thao Vang Lor is walking home.  While on foot‚ a car full of Hispanic gang members pull aside Thao and begin to hassle him. Thao’s cousin‚ Spider‚ catches a glimpse of this from around the corner and immediately rides in to defend him. As a member of the Hmong gang‚ Spider and

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    Does Prisons Really Work

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    Psychological Review that stated how there are two types of prisoners: The Adolescent-Limited and Lifelong Persistent. The Adolescent-Limited are young‚ primarily men who commit crimes to support themselves‚ commit a crime for fun or was a part of a gang. But eventually they settle down and get married‚ giving up the life style that was committing to their criminality. The Lifelong Persistent also known as “career criminals‚” are people who commit crimes often moving through the criminal justice system

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    Conflict among Young Ex-gang Members | | Tamala Bartlett-Skiles | 5/11/2013 | This paper is about using different methods to decrease conflict among young ex-gang members. Different strategies are discussed t help decrease conflict as well as the reasons as to why these boys have these thoughts and opinions in the first place. | The problem that these boys are suffering from is related to their upbringing and the activities that they did in their gangs. They typically have very

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    Homicide in Puerto Rico

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    HOMICIDE IN PUERTO RICO Table of Contents Abstract …………………………………………………………….3 Statement of the problem………………………………….4 Social Disorganization Theory of Crime………………7 The Social Learning Theory of Crime…………………..9 Recommendations…………………………………………….10 References…………………………………………………………12 Abstract In recent years Puerto Rico has shown staggering homicide rates‚ establishing the cause(s) for this development would be the first step in resolving the dilemma. Researching an

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