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A2 Crime and Deviance

A2 Crime and Deviance. Control and Punishment. Learning outcomes. Understand and evaluate a range of crime prevention and control strategies, Define and evaluate the different perspectives on punishment, Identify the main trends in sentencing and define their significance,

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A2 Crime and Deviance

A2 Crime and Deviance . Control and Punishment . Learning outcomes . Understand and evaluate a range of crime prevention and control strategies, Define and evaluate the different perspectives on punishment, Identify the main trends in sentencing and define their significance,

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MORE FEET & NEW FACES

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Playing with Anger: Engaging the emotional Lives of Black boys in schools

Playing with Anger: Engaging the emotional Lives of Black boys in schools. Howard C. Stevenson, Ph.D. Associate Professor and Chair Applied Psychology and Human Development Division Graduate School of Education University of Pennsylvania

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Corrections in America An Introduction Eleventh Edition

Corrections in America An Introduction Eleventh Edition. Allen, Latessa, Ponder and Simonsen. Chapter 7: Probation. Overview. Probation Most commonly used correctional sentence Most maligned and under-appreciated Struggles to gain respect/support from the media, public, and legislators.

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Unit 2 Seminar

Unit 2 Seminar. The COMPSTAT Model : Discuss the major principals of the COMPSTAT Model. How does it work? Also discuss the major principles of Broken Windows theory? Do these two philosophies/programs have any similarities, differences?. Introduction. Traditional policing

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Lesson 12 Vocabulary Challenge

Lesson 12 Vocabulary Challenge. During World War II, spies ___________ codes to find out what enemies were planning. deciphered. I thought I saw my friend at the mall, but I was __________. mistaken. The earthquake that destroyed hundreds of houses was a __________. catastrophe.

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Contagion, Tipping and Networks

Contagion, Tipping and Networks . Networked Life CSE 112 Spring 2004 Prof. Michael Kearns. Gladwell, page 7:

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What the Incident Commander Wants to Know

Adapted from a Fire Engineering article by Frank C. Montagna, FDNY. What the Incident Commander Wants to Know. Firefighting: Science vs. Art. Science BTUs, Flow Rates, Building Construction, Flame Spread Ratings Decisions are based on complete information Art

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The Power of Context, the Warren Harding Error, and Putting Pieces Together

The Power of Context, the Warren Harding Error, and Putting Pieces Together. The Dark Side of Thin-Slicing. Rapid cognition can sometimes lead us astray due to unconscious prejudices. We can make snap judgments that fail to get below a surface impression.

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WARNING

WARNING. These slides are not optimized for printing or exam preparation. These are for lecture delivery only. These slides are made for PowerPoint 2010. They may not show up well on other PowerPoint versions . You can download PowerPoint 2010 viewer from here .

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Demographics and Crime Prevention for Caroline County VA

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Traffic Corridor Overtime (OTTC)

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Unit 256

Unit 256. Understanding security and loss prevention in a retail business. Understanding security and loss prevention in a retail business. There are four learning outcomes to this unit: 1 . Know the range of security risks faced by a retail business

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Show versus Tell

Show versus Tell. Show versus Tell. Please shut your eyes while I read this sentence to you: Mavis was angry when she heard what the umpire said. What does that look like?. Show versus Tell. Please shut your eyes again and listen to this sentence:

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Tax Tips for Owners of Rental Property

Tax Tips for Owners of Rental Property. How is Rental Income Reported?. Usually on Schedule E. A security deposit is not considered income at the time it is received. Tenant cancellation fees are taxable. Can I Deduct a Loss?. Rental activity is considered a passive activity.

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General Site Setting

SITE RECONNAISSANCE . General Site Setting

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Orders of Public Interaction Culture, Community, Class

Orders of Public Interaction Culture, Community, Class. Social Analysis of Urban Everyday Life Meeting 6 (February 27, 2014) Nikita Kharlamov, AAU. Person and Community in Urban Environment.

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