Psychological trait theory and applications
This article examines the psychological trait theory are related to criminology in attempts to explain how individual characteristics can contribute to crime and criminal behavior. In this discussion, the psychological theories of crime are explained in relation to their difference from the biological or social theories of crime. Some of the major aspects discussed in the paper include the evolution of the discipline of criminology, theories of crime, and psychological theories of crime.
Internet Censorship in America: Censorship
This article examines the issue of Internet censorship in the United States and discusses the issues, debates, and controversies that have surrounded this concept. The paper begins with a brief analysis of the development of the Internet and history of Internet censorship in America. The next section of the paper discusses the main issues, debates as well as the advantages and disadvantages of Internet censorship in America. The final section is a brief exploration on whether the United States government should engage in Internet censorship.
Iowa Department of Corrections: Institutions and Programs
Correctional institutions have enhanced in quality and condition over the years. What started out as dungeons and sewers in Rome, the conditions for correctional institutions have improved to quite an extent. In the 1980s, overcrowding became a renowned problem as it also went against the eighth amendment that forbids cruel and unusual punishment. (Carter & Glaser, 1977, p. 1) Increased crowdedness causes mental and physical damage to the inmates in the prison according to a research done by Paulus, Cox and McCain. The Iowa department of corrections takes control of the public, workers and the offenders by keeping them under punishment yet away from cruel behaviors as well. All the correctional measures taken under the criminals are done under proper supervision to ensure that their safety is not compromised.
ROTC Programs in High Schools: Reducing Juvenile Crime Rates
With the increase of crime rates, including murder, rape cases, violence, burglary, suicide and the other crucial crimes, there is need for immediate action to relive the community from this. The paper is therefore a project (grant) proposal that is to be addressed to the National Institute of Justice (NIJ), which is the research, development and evaluation agency in the United States. The proposal covers the problem to be addressed, and the proposal aims at convincing the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) programs that are conducted in Alabama to be implemented and introduced to the high schools as credit courses, so as to reduce the number of crimes and law breakers. Other literature reviews that were conducted earlier are examined and analyzed. The most convenient and recommended methods of research are used to get the most appropriate results.