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...?Suppression Programs There are many types of intervention programs which are designed for the prevention of gang proliferation. One kind of program developed for such need is the suppression programs that employ the use of all the aspects of law enforcement. The suppression program is a mixture of prosecution that involves trial, police hands-on work and imprisonment that is primarily used to restrain the formation of gangs, crack their criminal activities and eliminate gang members from the core group (Youth Gang Programs and Strategies, 2000). The prosecution suppression program Operation Hardcore was initially formed in 1979 by the Los Angeles District Attorney’s...
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...? [Supervisor [Signature] Gang Violence Thеsis Stаtеmеnt Klein mentions to the gang as, any identifiable assembly of youngsters who: 1) are usually seen as the distinct aggregation by other ones in neighbourhood; 2) identify themselves as the denotable assembly (almost always with the assembly name); and 3) have been engaged in the adequate number of delinquent occurrences to call forward the reliable contradictory answer from district inhabitants and/or regulation enforcement agencies (Giordano 126–132). Consistent with that delineation, most investigations have concentrated on time span of gang engagement and have not delved into time span before and after gang...
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...The Bloods: An Analysis Purpose/Rationale This research paper will trace the street gang known as the Bloods from their genesis in the early 1970s in Compton California to their subsequent spread to New York City (Kocieniewski B1). No other gang has reached the notoriety and garnered the media's attention to the extent that the Bloods have (Kocieniewski B1). Analyzing the reasons why the Bloods came into existence can aid communities and law enforcement to stem the tide of future gang formation. Understanding the motivation for the spread of their criminal activities and violence to New York City can give researchers the information necessary to reduce the spread of gang...
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...Synopsis on Gang Article “Knowledge is not only power, but prevention….” ,this is the opening quote on an article about howschools in Maryland plan to educate its youth against joining gangs. The article is titled "Schools combat gangs with awareness “ was recently published in a local newspaper in Annapolis. Indeed, schools today face complex challenges such as gang problems that jeopardize the security and safety of students. Many young people have already died due to gang-related wars. Gang wars usually escalate to violence since its members are involved in criminal acts such as stealing or engaging in gun-fights even with law...
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...the world (Barker 115)
The gang always protects its illegal activities from the arm of the law by threats through; conducting killings of police officer and member of the public. They earned their superiority by winning a fight with another gang leading to massive loss of life and its spreading far and beyond even if the government is following them closely, although having informers within them it still survives since it’s a big network and also has professional killers that are in the group making the police also to step back sometimes (Barker 115)
Hell’s Angels has strongholds in major cities in the word making it stronger and unbeatable. It also has members who can do anything for their brothers in...
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...Rapist Gang Crime of in New Delhi and Its effect on the India Justice System Criminal justice has been a controversial issue from time immemorial. It is a body responsible for the restoration of order in world by solving worst human conflicts and ensuring that particular group of people does not harm other in the name of strengthening a gang. However, it does not guarantee justice always if the people running the system are corrupt; do not care about the interest of the victims and side with perpetrators. This has downplayed faith in such criminal justice systems. However, there are instances when such criminal cases compel the system to change for good. This is in the case of gang rapes,...
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...Juvenile Justice- Gang Control
1. The presentation recommends 5 core strategies for gang interventions. Based on the theories studied in modules 2, 3 and 4, which theory do you believe is best represented in these strategies? Why?
The five core strategies mentioned in the training module of the National Gang Center are: community mobilization, opportunities provision, social intervention, suppression and organizational change and development. The theory that is best represented in these core strategies is the social conflict theory. The social conflict theory explains how a community is always in a state of conflict for one reason or another is it internal or external. In order to end...
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...Gang Theory al Affiliation Gang Theory Risk assessment is an integral part in any criminal’s life. An individual bases his or her decisions based on benefits compared to the implication the decision may carry. Gottschalk (2013) argues on the basis that the consequences to follow after committing a crime may be minimal and hence one decides to engage in the crime related activity. However, there is the issue of the non-ending menace of gang crimes. The model of assessing the benefits depends on the group gang and the decision on whether to engage in crime is based on individual choices.
Most gang members may decide to abandon their activities but faces...
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...Gang & gang behavior - week 7 Gang & gang behavior - week 7 Why Do Gang Problems Become Increasingly More Serious In Some Cities AndNot In Others?
Gang problems have become increasingly serious in large cities than in small cities (Howell, 2012). As large cities expand, the level of poverty experienced in poor and inner city areas create conditions conducive for the proliferation of gangs. Additionally, large cities provide gang members a better opportunity to migrate to other areas in case their activities are uncovered in one region. Gang problems become increasingly more serious in...
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...Paper of the Gang Introduction Gang violence, a major problem for many years, shows no signs of subsidizing any time soon. The major challenges faced by those try to curb the periodic rise of gangs in the community are the cultural and societal factors that contribute to the survival and growth of gangs in the community. The most serious factor in fighting gang violence is juveniles. Increase in patrols in the community and arrests in the area only solve the short term problems. There is a call for to come up with other ways that provide long-term solutions. In order to stop crime in the community there are a numeral of things that need to be...
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