Social Science

People become criminals either out of necessity, laziness or greed, by breaking a legal edict, moral or religious law, or someone else’s leg. There are, of course, the exceptions to the case, which involve people who are wrongfully convicted of…
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A criminal is an adult who breaks the law in the society he or she is in. History shows that sometimes societies have laws which are not just so the line of being a criminal is not so clear. A…
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I been to prison six times. The reason why the prison system fails is because rehabilation is left to the individual to decide if he wants it or not. Psychologically, I became comfortable with the ability to relax while in…
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During my senior year of high school, I had taken English IV Honors. From what I had learned, the teacher was a former Catholic nun from Ireland. We never asked why she had left the nunnery. But, that is best…
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Memory is a strange thing. It helps you relive the past in all its glorious detail; it helps you formulate ideas and make judgments about what you are seeing in the present. You can review virtually everything that has happened…
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A criminal is someone who has broken the laws of man, nature, religion or government while in a state of mind that they knew that they were doing wrong. A criminal, as defined by the stautes of criminal law, has…
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People like to believe they are in complete control of their thoughts and feelings, and the idea of hormones can in some way undermine that. The truth though, is that hormones have major effects on almost everything that humans do…
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Anthropomorphism is the attribution of human characteristics to nonhuman entities. According to anthropomorphism.org, “until 2004, the Pittsburgh Zoo did not name its animals publicly, for fear the public would think of wild animals as pets or people.” Humans are inclined…
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“Gentlemen, you are about to enter the most important and fascinating sphere of police work: the world of forensic medicine, where untold victims of many homicides will reach back from the grave and point back a finger accusingly at their…
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How someone becomes a criminal is not as simple as learned behavior, peer pressure, or a product of one’s surroundings or upbringing; it is a multi-layered, multi-faceted culmination of choices, values, and thoughts about one’s desire to exist and interact…
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