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    definition of homicide. Here’s Encarta’s definition for homicide: “Homicide is a generic term‚ comprehending not only the crimes of murder and manslaughter but also the taking of a human life under circumstances justifying the act or in a sense excusing its commission. Thus‚ the killing of an enemy on the battlefield as an act of war is considered justifiable homicide‚ and killing‚ without malice‚ to save one’s own life or the lives of one’s dependents is termed excusable homicide.” Microsoft ® Encarta

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    On Friday‚ December 14 there was a shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary. A man shot an entrance into the school‚ through the front office and then continued toward the classrooms. He walked into a Kindergarten classroom of 14 innocent 4 and 5 students and a substitute teacher‚ in which he shot all of them. He continued toward a first grade classroom in which he shot the teacher and six of the students. This is all could have been stopped if a citizen with a Concealed Carry Permit‚ CCP‚ was near during

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    23 states have fetal homicide laws that apply to the earliest stages of a pregnancy. Ill. Rev. Stat. Ch. 720 section 5/9-2.1 and section 5/9-3.2 define intentional homicide of an unborn child voluntary manslaughter of an unborn child‚ respectively. The laws define “unborn child” as any individual of the human species from fertilization until birth

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    Gun controls are laws or policies that regulate the manufacture‚ sale‚ transfer‚ possession‚ modification‚ and use of firearms. They vary greatly around the world. Some countries‚ such as the United Kingdom‚ have very strict limits on gun possession while others‚ like the United States‚ have laws that vary significantly among their states. Proponents of gun control generally argue the dangers of widespread gun ownership. Opponents argue that gun control does not reduce gun-related injuries‚ murder

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    the Nation as a whole‚ as shown by comparison of the estimated number of jurisdictions reporting gangs prior to 1996 with those reporting gangs in 1996.” (OJJDP) “Youth gang members were estimated to have been involved in 2‚364 homicides in large cities and 561 homicides in suburban counties.” (OJJDP) gangs problem in this country is significant and affects communities of all sizes. According to NYGS surveys‚ gang problem will continue to grow over the following years to

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    children have died from gun related homicides and accidents‚ today African American children are 17 times more likely to die from a gun homicide.

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    human beings maintain a strong underlying fear of dying‚ so they wish to prevent their own death‚ especially their murder‚ at any cost. Furthermore‚ since crime is a prevalent problem in the U.S.‚ Americans yearn for a successful way to reduce the homicide rate. However‚ most Americans do not favor the use of the death penalty when other options‚ such as life in prison without parole plus restitution‚ are presented (Dieter). By comparing the empirical and moral claims of the arguments in favor and

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    country and property crime‚ but a connection between poverty and crime is yet to be established. Let’s turn to homicide rates in the developing countries. According to Bourguignon (2009) increase to poverty leads to a greater number of homicides “... a 1 percent point increase in the population of poor people would produce‚ on average‚ an instantaneous 2.5 percent increase in the number of homicides.” (p. 186). Furthermore‚ it was argued by Webster and Kingston (2014) that crime can also reinforce poverty

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    . Critical perspectives on crime differ from other perspectives in that they focus on ways people and institutions respond to crime and criminals. Critical perspectives are often called social reaction theories. The different theories covered under critical perspectives include Labeling theory‚ Conflict and radical theory and feminist theory. Labeling theory states that deviance is not the act itself that a person commits; a deviant label will lead us to be more deviant. Labeling theory is one of

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    CRIME DATA COMPARISON PAPER –Murder Rate According to the FBI Unified Crime Report for 2009‚ there were 385 murders in that year. The total population for Detroit in 2009 was just over 951‚000. (The Neighborhood Scout‚ 2009) In Minneapolis‚ a city with about one-half the population of Detroit‚ the number of murders was 47. Not only is the population less than Detroit‚ the murder rate 6 times lower than Detroit. Here you can see that population seems to play a role in the amount of murders for these

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