Nan Desuka’s article “Why Handgun Must Be Outlawed” makes a strong case for banning handgun ownership in America. Her argument is based on convincing evidence that handguns are more dangerous than other types of firearms, and she provides a compelling reason for why a ban on handgun ownership would reduce gun violence.
The proposed social program for the management of crimes against women can help in the prevention and control of various types of crimes against women, including domestic violence, fraud, sex crimes, money laundering, and high-tech equipment crimes. The program can provide support to victims of these crimes, educate the public about these crimes, and work with law enforcement to investigate and prosecute cases of these crimes.
The writ of habeas corpus is a post-conviction relief available to convicts who have exhausted their right to appeal. The writ of habeas corpus allows the court to review the legality of the conviction and sentence imposed on the convict. In the case of Khaireyll Benjamin Ibrahim, his mother filed a writ of habeas corpus on his behalf and he was released from prison after his conviction and sentence were set aside by the High Court.
This essay looks at the history of sedition in the United States, from the Sedition Act of 1798 to the Smith Act of 1940 and beyond. It also discusses whether or not sedition is a problem in America today, in the wake of the 2016 presidential election.
Mr. Charles Dempsey was charged with robbery with violence and causing bodily harm to Mr. George Michael. The trial took place in the High Court at Auckland before Justice Woolford and a jury, and Dempsey was found guilty of both charges. He was sentenced to two years’ imprisonment on the charge of robbery with violence and six months’ imprisonment on the charge of causing grievous bodily harm, to be served concurrently.
This essay explores the history of arms smuggling, its causes, and its effects. It discusses how the illegal arms trade has grown in scope and sophistication in recent years and how it has negative consequences for both the countries that are supplying weapons and the countries that are receiving weapons.
This essay discusses the origins of community policing, its definition, main theoretical approaches, and empirical evidence on its effectiveness. The essay also highlights some of the challenges associated with implementing community policing.
This essay discusses the role of criminal sanctions in the criminal justice system. It explains how they help to prevent crime and maintain order in society.
This essay discusses the possible implementation of forensic technology in the investigation of the Green River Killer case. It looks at how DNA testing could have saved lives and prevented some crimes if it had been conducted earlier in the investigative process. It also looks at the role of true-crime author Ann Rule in the case, and how her book “The Green River Killer” helped to keep public attention focused on the case.
The essay discusses the events of a Halloween party where two people were shot and killed, and one was grazed by a bullet. The police were called and began an investigation. They interviewed witnesses, collected evidence from the crime scene, and interviewed the shooter, who claimed it was in self-defense. The prosecutor decided to charge Montgomery with two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder.