The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... criminal aliens , and the INS which is responsible for removal of criminal aliens . While the U.S. has had a basic legal framework for addressing the problem of criminal aliens since 1917 , modern immigration law changes as evidenced in ...
... criminal aliens , and the INS which is responsible for removal of criminal aliens . While the U.S. has had a basic legal framework for addressing the problem of criminal aliens since 1917 , modern immigration law changes as evidenced in ...
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... criminal justice process was constantly adjusting to the ongoing demands of these two value systems. Furthermore, he cautioned that neither model represented an ideal, nor should a person perceive either model as good or bad at the ...
... criminal justice process was constantly adjusting to the ongoing demands of these two value systems. Furthermore, he cautioned that neither model represented an ideal, nor should a person perceive either model as good or bad at the ...
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... criminal conviction signals that the community has condemned the conduct and the individual . It is a way of ex- pressing outrage at the criminal . Thus , the society deems the person's behavior to be unacceptable , and the person ...
... criminal conviction signals that the community has condemned the conduct and the individual . It is a way of ex- pressing outrage at the criminal . Thus , the society deems the person's behavior to be unacceptable , and the person ...
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... criminal acts has commonly been referred to as criminal profiling. Professionals engaged in the practice of criminal profiling have historically included a broad spectrum of investigators, behavioral scientists, social scientists, and ...
... criminal acts has commonly been referred to as criminal profiling. Professionals engaged in the practice of criminal profiling have historically included a broad spectrum of investigators, behavioral scientists, social scientists, and ...
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... criminal law. The reasons international criminal justice institutions punish, namely retribution, deterrence and, to a much lesser extent, reconciliation, also are borrowed from municipal criminal law. Despite the fact that the ...
... criminal law. The reasons international criminal justice institutions punish, namely retribution, deterrence and, to a much lesser extent, reconciliation, also are borrowed from municipal criminal law. Despite the fact that the ...
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