Sex Offender Legislation : A 10 page research paper on
recent laws and scientific support for the laws affecting sexual
offenders. The writer focuses on both state and federal laws,
including “Megan’s Laws,” Kansas’s States recommitment law,
California’s chemical castration law, Delaware’s drivers’
license law, and recidivism statistics. Bibliography lists 14
sources. Cnsexoff.wps

Sex Offenders / Treatment Programs : A 9 page research
paper that provides an overview of literature on treatment
programs for sex offenders, and presents a potential integrative
program based on the literature. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Sexofndr.wps

Perception of Change and Fear of Crime / Implications for
Television News Viewers : 11 pages in length. The impact of
television viewing on viewers' attitudes and behaviors is an
ongoing public debate and one that has much room for further
inquiry. Using primary research, study posits that fear of crime
is exacerbated by the perception of change in one's immediate
environment. Several free charts are provided in an appendix
and a bibliography lists 6+ sources. Crimetv.wps *Graduate
level advanced research.

Crime Theories : 4 essays; each one page in length on various
theories and approaches to criminal justice and the fundamental
psycho-social reasons for the persistence of crime today.
Textbook used. No bibliography.

Effects Of Immigration : A correlation between immigration
and the increase in delinquency, crime and poverty is made in
this 8 page paper. Statistics are noted to support the argument
as well as studies that show that crime is brought into the United
States by foreign groups. Regional variations are also included.
Bibliography lists 11 sources. Immigration.rtf

Prostitution / A Cross-Cultural History & Analysis :
A 5 page paper on this history of "the world's oldest
profession"-- prostitution. The writer discusses the shape and
form that prostitution has taken throughout history with respect
to individual cultures and societies such as the Ancient Greeks,
Romans, Church in the Middle Ages, and more recent eras as
well. The role of law, societal opposition, and venereal disease
is stressed with regard to prostitution in more recent times.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Prosthis.wps

Perspectives On Prostitution As A Criminal Act In The
U.S. : This 6 page paper examines some of the reasons why
prostitution is a crime in most parts of the United States. Issues
concerning such inherent dangers as disease, drugs, other
criminal activity, tax fraud, etc; are focused upon. Interestingly,
the writer argues that the government is actually more
concerned with preventing safety-conscious "high class
hookers" from earning millions of tax-free dollars than they are
from saving the "victimized" inner-city street corner "working
girl" with nowhere else to turn. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Proststa.wps

Prostitution in the Middle Ages : A 10 page paper discussing
prostitution and its evolution during the Middle Ages. Reasons
women entered prostitution, what their choices were, and
society’s viewpoints and condemnation are also reviewed.
Bibliography lists 11 sources. Midprost.wps

“The Hoax, The Hustler, The Psychopath” : This 5 page
essay provides a brief look at the psychological makeup of
those that live to control others. Specifically, the writer explores
the psychological makeup of psychopaths. Bibliography lists 5
sources. Hustler.wps

Philosophy / Evil As A Necessity : A 17 page piece that
discusses the merits of three philosophical statements: evil
exists but is unnecessary, evil is an illusion and does not exist,
and evil is necessary in order to bring about the best possible
world. The paper raises these philosophies in regards three
issues: terrorism, smoking, and the drug mafia, and postulates
that evil is necessary to bring about the best possible world. No
sources cited. Evilphil.wps

Surveillance / A Benefit To Society : 12 pages in length.
Based upon the escalating violence, drug use and poor-quality
workmanship infiltrating the masses, it has become necessary
for employers, school systems and the community at large to
implement a means by which to thwart the negative by-products
of such activity. Surveillance, even though significantly
intrusive, plays an integral role in saving society from itself,
given the fact that people are taking less and less responsibility
for their own actions and how they may create a damaging
influence upon unsuspecting others. The writer discusses how
it has, indeed, become imperative that surveillance be utilized as
a means by which to control the unwanted element of society,
which in turn only serves to benefit all concerned. Bibliography
lists 9 sources. TLCsurvl.wps
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