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When We Commit a Crime

Comments: 0July 21st, 2010 by lionjkt

When we commit a crime

It must be accepted that this man cannot save himself and there are chances that he shall be committing crimes and it is also possible that he shall be able to conceal that fact from others. This concealment could be easy or it may be difficult, but in both the cases, we come under tension, pressure and stresses. We do not know when that secret shall be open and we shall be before the public and when the police shall hear it, they shall be after us to arrest us, to torture us to bring out the truth and to collect all evidence against us so that they could be successful in establishing the case against us. And we shall be sent to jail for some term and if the crime is grave like one of murder, we could be sentenced to death.
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Hidden Object Game Review: Masters Of Mystery – Crime Of Fashion

Comments: 0July 21st, 2010 by lionjkt

When it comes to hidden object games, Masters of Mystery – Crime of Fashion is as unique as they come. Masters of Mystery – Crime of Fashion delves into the seedy world of crime scene investigation. In order to solve the high fashion homicide, you are required to find hidden tools, objects, and clues using a variety of hidden game techniques. To uncover the truth and find the murderer, you play the role of investigator, Miss Chase.

Miss Chase starts her new position like most people start a new job. Her cranky and uptight boss, Sergeant Cross, shows Miss Chase to her new office. The game begins by having Miss Chase clean up her office. In the process she has to find hidden objects like ammo, tape, a magnifying glass, and more.

This is where the game takes an interesting twist. Some of the objects you are required to find are added to your inventory. Once in the inventory, you are allowed to use the item to help you find more items. Personally, I like this feature because it makes Masters of Mystery – Crime of Fashion different from other hidden object games.  Read more...

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Violence and Crime Against Women Must Stop!

Comments: 0July 20th, 2010 by lionjkt

Violence and Crime Against Women Must Stop!

In 1994, Legislation was passed which paved the way for the Violence Against Women Act. This Legislation provided $1.6 billion to enhance investigation and prosecution of the violent crimes perpetrated against women. However, the heinous crimes against women continue to increase each year. Preliminary results for the first half of 2006 revealed that there was a 3.7 percent increase in all violent crimes compared to the first half of 2005.

Here are some appalling statistics in the U.S. Every three minutes a woman is attacked in the United States. Women are 10 times more likely than men to be victimized by an intimate partner. Conservative estimates indicate that two to four million women of all races and classes are battered each year. An estimated 572,000 assaults were by intimate partners. Every day four women die in this country as a result of domestic violence, which approximates 1,400 women a year according to the FBI. Every year approximately 132,000 women report that they have been victims of rape or attempted rape, and more than half of them knew their attackers. It’s estimated that two to six times that many women are raped, but do not report it. Every year approximately 1.2 million women report being forcibly raped by their current or former male partner. Approximately 17 percent of pregnant women report being battered. The results of the battering include miscarriages, stillbirths and a two to four times greater likelihood of the baby having a low birth weight.  Read more...

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All About Crime Scene Investigator Jobs

Comments: 0July 19th, 2010 by lionjkt

If you are interested in one of the many crime scene investigator jobs that are currently open all across the U.S. then there are a few facts that you will need to be aware of. To begin with, a degree in criminal justice is a must before you even think of applying for one of these prestigious positions and also you will need to have some previous experience.

Who wouldn’t love to be a member of an investigative team that is busy every day solving crimes and bringing justice to the victims of crimes. Also, there is a great satisfaction that is attained when you finally get to slap the cuffs on the perpetrator that has been terrorizing the good decent people of a community.

The fact is, that crime scene investigators are in big demand right now, due the increased level of crime across the U.S. in general. Fortunately, there is no need for a person to drop their lives and start attending classes at a traditional school, because online schools are now offering criminal justice degree programs.

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Crime

Comments: 0July 18th, 2010 by lionjkt

“Crime” is a word that invokes both fear and acceptance in society.  Statistically your chances of becoming a victim of crime in any given year are actually pretty low. I’m sure this is a great comfort to anyone who has been victimized or knows someone who has been. On the surface many crimes seem random and senseless, but when we take a look at the factors that make up a crime we see a pattern emerge. In order for a crime to occur there are three factors that must be present. They are; Motive, Opportunity and a Victim.

Each of these factors plays an important role in how and why crimes occur. Two of these factors are within your control to influence. Motive is what drives the criminal to commit the crime. Motives are as individual as the criminal and beyond your ability to effectively control. Some common themes are drugs, money, sex, violence, power, domination etc. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t attempt to understand some of the social issues surrounding the psychology of crime. It just means that knowing your attacker is a crack addict with an addiction to feed is the last thing you are worrying about when he is stealing your purse at knifepoint.  Read more...

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The Roles And Duties Of The Crime Analyst In The Criminal Justice Field

Comments: 0July 18th, 2010 by lionjkt

A crime analyst is as important to the criminal justice field as the police officers who make the arrest. This profession is one of the most interesting and intriguing fields of study that is available. If you think you would be interested in becoming one, read on to find out just how exciting and fulfilling this position can be.

This analyzer of crimes performs many roles and duties. In this article, I will discuss those roles and duties. In no order of importance, they are:

1. The crime analyst is available for law enforcement to detect patterns in crimes so they can be linked with other crimes of the same pattern. This may tell law enforcement officers that this particular crime is being committed by the same person.
In addition to detecting patterns, they may be able to see a trend that will stop this offender from committing other crimes.

2. Crime analysts use another research tool in searching for known offenders when faced with crimes of a certain nature, such as child molesters. Every long term criminal has certain aspects that are attributed to the crimes he or she commits. This is called the modus operandi.  Read more...

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