Evaluation of Proactive Policing Effectiveness
Evaluating effectiveness of proactive policing; Are changes needed?
Introduction
There have been numerous changes within the criminal justice system and policing. The beginning of policing foll
Criminology
Criminology is a social science that applies elements of sociology, psychology and law in the study of crime, criminal behaviour and law enforcement.
Disproportionate Policing Against Certain Social Groups
Discuss the proposition that contemporary forms of policing and/or social control are used disproportionally against particular social groups and assess the implications of this.
Social control ca
Human Trafficking Rates in the Wealthiest Countries
Prosecuting, Protecting and Preventing Human Trafficking: How does the United States Compare with other Nations?
Abstract
Global awareness of human trafficking has increased since the Trafficki
Community Policing and Point of View (POV) Cameras
“When you have police officers who abuse citizens, you erode public confidence in law enforcement. That makes the job for good police officers unsafe” Mary Frances Berry
Far too many people in
Causes and Effects of Growing Terrorism
There are very few humans in the world today who have not had their lives altered or affected in some way through terrorist acts or the threat from terrorism.
Media Violence and its Effect on Youths
The research purpose is to analyse media violence on youths in contributing to a negative impact on society.
Money Laundering Controls in Nigeria
The main focus of this dissertation is to find out the effectiveness of money-laundering regulations in regards to banks in Nigeria, and compare it with the international standard
Perception of Money Laundering in Mauritian Population
The aim of this dissertation is to assess the perception of money laundering among the Mauritian population.
History of Police Stop and Search Powers in the UK
This dissertation charts the history of the stop and search powers of the British police from the notorious Brixton riots up to the modern day.
History of the Concept of Hegemony and Power
The concept of hegemony is notoriously difficult to quantify both in concrete political terms and in a less tangible philosophical manner. Moreover, in a world increasingly divided upon religious as o
