Essays on Crime

What is DUI? ● Driving Under the Influence (DUI) is considered the act of driving a motor vehicle when under the heavy influence of alcohol or drugs ● A person is liable to DUI if he or she drives a motor vehicle and is under the influence of alcoholic beverages or any chemical or controlled...

We humans are the most advance species on this earth currently. This is due to our ability and thinking power that makes us different other animal. But some look as a God and beat and injure their pets. We should care for our pets and give them all the love possible. Even If they are...

Abstract An act protecting the welfare of all animals in the Philippines has been historically signed on 11th February 1998 and was enacted as Republic Act 8485. This act covers the supervision, operation and regulation of the establishment of all facilities for different activities using all types of animals including pets and birds. It also...

This essay will explore and critically analyse the reasons for recognising misogyny as a hate crime. Moreover, this essay will reference current contemporary debates taking place politically, and assessing the practical, political and theoretical challenges that come alongside policing a new protected category within the framework of the law. Misogyny is a broad topic and...

Politician’s and political parties are seen to use crime and all its facets to achieve leverage in the pursuit of their own political aspirations and agenda. With regard to the way criminology and politics have merged over the last 40-50 years, where once observed and studied as separate disciplines, they now have become intertwined ....

Serial Killers have captured the interest of researchers since before the times of Jack the Killer in 1888. Historical criminologists have been studying serial killers throughout history. Sourcing medieval legends of werewolves and vampires and African stories of killings by lion and leopard men. Some of the oldest documented serial killers include Liu Pengli around...

Inaccurate portrayals of forensic evidence and investigative techniques exist among criminal television series. The airing of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, specifically has significantly altered viewer perceptions of the legal system. The media has distorted the public image of forensic investigation, therefore causing juror expectations that can be detrimental in a courtroom. Criminal television series are...

Criminology includes a number of different disciplines and methods, drawing on techniques developed in both natural and social sciences. Criminology between the applied research and intuitive ways of thinking. However, different from other fields, criminology depends heavily on government cooperation at all levels. Agencies have to be able to provide data that is essential for...

Introduction In this paper, Robert Merton’s strain theory, and Karl Marx’s conflict/radical criminology is comparatively analyzed by describing how conflict theory is preferable based on its policy implications and social consequences. By providing arguments for both stain theory and conflict criminology, this paper will present why conflict theory is favourable when assessing peacemaking policies and...

This essay will provide a discussion on the contributions of classical criminology to help in giving an understanding on the different crimes in society. It will give a brief description on what the classical school of criminology is and the founders of the classical school of criminology as-well as focusing on two main theorists called...