Criminology papers

This paper discusses the impact of a history of domestic violence on future partner relationships.

This paper discusses the importance of pre-employment drug testing.

This paper examines two websites that promote programs aimed at preventing further occurrences of juvenile delinquency.

This paper discusses sex trades workers from Eastern Europe who migrate to Canada.

This paper discusses crimes of domestic and sexual violence against women in Canada and in India.

This paper discusses a serial killer, from early 19th century, Dr. Linda Hazzard.

This paper discusses the application of the sociological process theory of differential association-reinforcement theory in social policy initiatives for juvenile justice.

This paper discusses that every year many older Americans are victims of physical, psychological or other forms of abuse and neglect.

This paper discusses corporate crime in Canada.

This paper discusses some theories surrounding delinquency among juveniles.

This paper discusses the effectiveness of the death penalty.

This paper reviews the document "The Racialization of Crime Race Crime and the Media: An Overview".

This paper discusses that the increasing rate of drug-related crimes in the United States creates problems in the justice system.

This paper is an analysis of changing homicide rates in light of changing social trends based on the routine activities approach.

This paper argues for the legalization of marijuana for adults.

This paper based on a collection of feminist essays about women, sexuality and violence.

A discussion of the prevalence of sexual victimization of female college students and steps taken to prevent it.

This paper discusses the phenomenon of violent and dangerous behavior by drivers, called road rage.

This paper discusses Philip Dray book "At the Hands of Persons Unknown: The Lynching of Black America", which exposes the killing by hanging of Black Americans for committing no other crime than being black.

A discussion of police corruption, it's causes and how to fight it.

An in-depth analysis on bibliometric studies and bibliographic research.

An overview of the kidnapping and murder of the Lindbergh baby in 1932.

This paper examines the connection between linguistic terminology and its effects on international law enforcement.

An analysis of the types of personalities that commit rape.

A review of the problem of illegal immigration in the United States of America.

A review of the debate regarding the legalization of marijuana.

A look at the research into the link between IQ and criminality.

This paper discusses extensively that today's juvenile residential programs primarily house children, who come from dysfunctional environments and have been rejected psychologically from society.

An argumentative essay on whether to prosecute and incarcerate juvenile offenders in the adult court and penal system.

The paper focuses on the changing role of the police and law enforcement in communication.

A discussion on how incarceration serves to remove criminal elements from society in general.

A study on whether incarceration is effective especially in the cases of recidivism.

A research into how youthful offenders are handled by British Law.

This paper explores the various influences that affect the policies and actions within police departments.

This paper discusses the impact of spousal abuse on family members.

A review of five different articles concerning domestic violence.

A case study on police brutality and the resulting lawsuits, and the effect these have on government agencies.

This paper offers an examination of direct supervision in correctional organizations today.

An analysis of wire tapping, online surveillance, and fingerprinting.

An examination of marijuana, surely the most misunderstood and under utilized drug. Listed as an illegal substance, its numerous positive side effects would be realized by legalizing it.

An examination of the drug heroin. The possible legalizing of the drug and the treatment of addicts and the success rates are researched.

A look at the assassinations of various American figures and targets, in an attempt to establish the cause.

An examination of assault and battery as defined by civil law. The differences and implications of these acts with examples are included.

Discussion of the 21st Amendment to the US Constitution, which repealed prohibition.

An in-depth study of forensic hair analysis and its role in crime solving.

This paper describes how child predators use the Internet to exploit their victims.

This paper considers the reasons for privatization of correctional facilities and its results.

A look at how the feminist movement has re-defined the definition of rape and the effect that rape has on a victim.

An in-depth look at African-American males and the correlation between affective disorders, substance abuse and the criminal justice system.

A discussion on whether probation is the most practical method of treating large numbers of offenders.

A look at capital punishment through the eyes of Aristotle.

This paper explains Edwin Sutherland's theory 'Differential Association' about the causes of criminal behaviour.

A paper on the role of radio-diagnostic imaging in forensic medicine and forensic investigation.

A consideration of various options for handling hostage negotiations.

This paper discusses David Lang's article "A Graphic Picture of Crime" about IT security.

An analytical view of the sociology of crime primarily using the structural conflict perspective.

Examines theoretical perspectives on capital punishment.

An analysis of critical success factors for a reform and rehabilitation program to support non-violent ex-offenders.

This paper discusses approaches to parole programs to prevent recidivism.

A discussion on the communities of Brooklyn and Queens in New York.

The writer of this in-depth paper focuses on the resulting impact of the judicial and executive administration of justice in the city of New Orleans following the destruction and devastation brought on by Hurricane Katrina in August 2005.

An overview of the psychological makeup of rapists.

This paper discusses that a career in the counter intelligence field is an exciting, demanding career that offers many benefits and a high salary potential

A look at how time is an important factor in police force activities and stress management strategies.

This paper argues that parole is far better for society than extensive imprisonment.

A paper about the privacy issues involved in press presence during police arrests.

This paper focuses on two specific juvenile rehabilitation and probation programs and the manner in which they treat and deal with minors convicted of crimes.

This paper looks at the failure of the Contemporary Correctional System in America.

This paper studies the growing anti-Semitism in France and throughout Europe.

This paper discusses management theories in the area of police departments.

This paper looks at a new age of crisis in the United Kingdom.

This paper concerns the abuse of steroids in baseball.

This paper discusses the killing of an Asian-American woman and its implications.

In this paper, the utility of sociological perspectives for law enforcement is discussed.

This paper looks at various aspects of arson.

This paper discusses the nature of fraud in America.

This paper discusses the United States Secret Service.

This paper compares conventional autopsy and virtual autopsy.

This paper offers an analysis of the enormous amount of Medicare fraud that occurs annually.

This paper discusses the nature of hate crimes against gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgendered people.

This paper describes the murder of three civil rights workers in Mississippi in 1964.

An overview of criminological theories.

Examines the issue of gun control.

evaluates the case of Andrea Yates and whether it calls for an insanity defense.

Explores racism in America.

An overview of truth-in-sentencing laws governing state prisons.

A brief look at the trends regarding women in prisons in the United States.

Examines the so-called evolution of the concept of juvenile delinquency in late 19th Century England.

Discusses rehabilitation and punishment in "Dead Man Walking".

Argues in favor of the presence of police officers in American schools.

A look at Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World" through the eyes of a criminologist.

Looks at the problems in the youth criminal justice system.

Discusses Sutherland's Social Process theories and Hirsch's Social Control theory.

A description of the case of Nicholas James Yarris, an exonerated death row inmate.

An analysis of who is in prison in U.S. jails.

Examines why people commit crime.

Looks at how the social environment affects criminal behavior.

Examines an essay by Edward J Kock comes to a decision on whether or not the death penalty affirms life.