Organized crimes organizations exist in two types of models, which are bureaucratic and patron-client establishments. This paper outlines these two types of models while bringing out the differences and similarities between them. For instance, the patron-client organizations break the law while bureaucratic organizations choose to enforce the laws. The two models are similar and different...Read More
Research Design Quantitative Method Under this method, the researcher makes a decision on what to study; he/she asks narrow, specific questions, gathers quantifiable data from a large number of study subjects, and undertakes an analysis of the numbers through the use of statistics. The inquiry is conducted objectively and impartially. Generally, the quantitative method...Read More
The Fourth Amendment in the constitution of the United States gives people some freedom from ‘unreasonable searches and seizures’, not unless it is warranted for. The amendment leaves the future generations to apply the concepts of the law, to the complexities of contemporary life. The difference in facts related to the phrases used asthe key...Read More
Introduction Criminal homicide has been rated as the most serious of all the crimes as the life of a human being is taken away without any excuse or any justification. Homicide arises where an individual takes the existence of another whether deliberately or in similar circumstances. It incorporates both by inattention or willful intent along...Read More
The FBI is the primary law enforcement agency responsible for political surveillance in the investigation of terrorism in the United States (US). This responsibility was bestowed upon the agency during the rise of terrorism in the early 1990s. Several major events forced the agency shift the priority of its operations to political surveillance, the first...Read More
Juvenile delinquency results when a child commits a crime that can attract legal action. When a child is accused of breaching the law, the court considers the age of the child, the severity of the crime, as well as the criminal record of the child, if he/she may be having any. The way children behave...Read More
It has been asked if the type of methods utilized in research design applied in the research of judicial processes in crime and justice studies would eventually influence its conclusions. Design does affect outcomes in criminal justice studies. It has been suggested that mixed method research, utilizing both qualitative and quantitative methods simultaneously will be...Read More
The case considered for this study is of Jeffrey Dahmer, a sexual serial homicide, whose tendencies were concluded to have been caused by a combined developmental and neuropsychiatric perspective disorder (Silva et al., 2002). His early life was described as ‘different’ by his father, in that, he had difficulty with appropriate eye gaze behavior, was...Read More
Miranda v. Arizona Question1 Miranda V Arizona ultimately decided on a number of requirements that law implementation officials must adhere to prior to questioning suspects in custody. These rules indicated that the suspect must be given an opportunity to read the “Miranda warning” which is common in police televisions and then be asked whether he...Read More
Jeffrey Dahmer Jeffrey Lionel Dahmer was the first-born son Lionel Herbert Dahmer and Joyce Annette on May 1960 and died on November 28, 1994 at the age of 34 after being beaten by a fellow inmate known as Christopher Scaver. Jeffrey was commonly referred to as the Milwaukee Cannibal or the Milwaukee Monster as he...Read More
