… limit communist China's population growth. It limits couples to one child. Fines, pressures to abort a pregnancy, and even forced sterilization accompanied second or subsequent pregnancies. It is not an all-encompassing rule because it has always…

… Greek Naturalism was the major doctrine until Christian Theologian Doctrine replaced it. As societies have moved away from the church "Natural Law" has been to some extent superseded by Positivism. We have been asked to critically evaluate these…

… "Attempt" is not a crime by itself. It is only criminal in relation to a substantive criminal offence. There are two other main Inchoate offences, Incitement and Conspiracy. During this essay we shall discuss crimes of attempt which were subject to…

… the House of Lords in Woollin [1999] AC 82, in understanding the concept of intention in English criminal law. In order to assess critically the importance of the decision of the HL in Woollin, I will explore the contemporary case law. This will allow…

… of which law is closest to a consensual perspective of justice: the fanatic or trackers? It reveals an Aboriginal perspective, which allows them to define and apply their own version of deviance onto white Australia with the colonial period. The…

… CONDITIONS Criminologists, sociologists and psychologists have studied underlying causes of crime since a long time but there are still not universally agreed-upon reasons. Most criminal research show that guilty people have always a complicated…

… Conduct According to sociologists, self-destructive conduct is a type of deviant behavior and in many countries such behaviors are banned and defined as crimes. 3.5 million people every year in America are on parole or probation for such conduct…

… a warehouse operative at their Croydon premises from December 1997 until his dismissal 6 weeks ago (April 2003). He was dismissed on the grounds of gross misconduct, having been seen fighting with another employee in the warehouse. Mr Johnson is claimin…

… as the answer to crime in many of America's cities today. Communitypolicing.org defines community policing as, "A collaborative effort between the police and the community that identifies problems of crime and disorder and involves all elements of…

… free will to do as one pleases, independance, restraint, speech, authority, and even of physical movement. But, all of these concepts share a common meaning- "The right to do anything without control or interference" (as stated from www.dictionary.com).…