Category: Crime Investigation

Table of Contents General Summary Fundamental Arguments Critique Reference General Summary Chapter seven of Gaus text focuses on analyzing populations, sampling distributions, and the sample related to criminal-justice statistics and criminology. From a statistical perspective, a population defines a whole (entire) sphere or universe of places, people, objects, and particular units involved in analyzing a…

Feminist and crime research is an innovative and revolutionary discipline. Despite societys movement towards justice and gender equality, women are still underrepresented in stereotypically masculine industries. The research methodology in this area is divided into quantitative and qualitative as well as in formal investigation. The critical distinction is the existence of a subjective factor, namely…

Table of Contents Introduction PCR Process Loci Touch DNA Conclusion References Introduction In the context of present-day developments, DNA analysis appears to be an essential tool for numerous fields. Modern biology and biochemistry intensively use methods, which are based on recombinant DNA. In addition, it is applied in bioinformatics, which implies data mining, which is…

Three methods of measuring crimes. Their advantages and disadvantages Usually, scholars single out three major methods of measuring crime: official statistics, the survey of victims, and self-report analysis (Tierney, 2004). Each of these techniques has its advantages and disadvantages. Only their combined usage can give in-depth insights into the criminological situation in the country or…

Introduction The discipline of criminology helps to understand why individuals commit particular crimes as well as the factors that lure them into offenses. Understanding the reasons why people engage in crimes can go a long way towards developing strategies to mitigate felonies. Besides, it can help law enforcers to preempt crimes and lower cases of…

The book Statistics for Criminology and Criminal Justice focuses on the usage of statistics, which can be considered one of the most important means of studying crime in its quantitative and qualitative terms. It contains data on the number of offenses committed, their structure and dynamics, as well as information about the offenders personality. Chapter…

There are many types of investigation methods used by investigators. They comprise inductive reasoning, theory, synthesis, priori, posterior, deduction, hypothesis, classification, and analysis. Any of these approaches assist investigators in their investigations. Inductive reasoning is the method of thinking that starts with concrete details to draw a general inference (Osterburg & Ward, 2019). It allows…

Introduction Occupation fraud which is also known as internal fraud or employee fraud, theft, or embezzlement refers to &.the use of ones occupation for personal enrichment through the deliberate misuse or misapplication of the employing organizations resources or assets (Wells, 1997, p.14). However, there exist three major classes of Occupation frauds. Firstly, embezzlement of possessions…

Table of Contents Introduction Organizational policy The Act, on privacy Organizational view on the Act The Acts impact Conclusion Reference List Introduction USA PATRIOT ACT was enacted in 2001 in reaction to the September 11, bomb attack on the US. Reauthorization was passed in 2005 by Senate and made permanent most of the previous provisions…

Table of Contents Introduction Able stewardship of J. Edward Hoover Its predominant goals and values 100 years of worthwhile existence Changes security scenario after 9/11 Conclusion Reference Introduction The writer wishes to write about the Federal Bureau of Investigation, a premier internal criminal justice agency in the United States of America. Created in the year…