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Discussion question: List and discuss some of the common crime fair questions used by different studies or organizations? 

Format using APA style 12 point font Ariel , times new Roman . Minimum of 500 words & you must post your word count 

3 source of information used that you used defend your response. These references should be listed at the end of your writing text in APA form

Class Text: Lab, Steven P, (2005) Crime Prevention, 8th Ed, Elsevier Publishing  

ISBN: 9781455731374

Introduction

In every organization, there are different questions applied related to criminal cases. The entire question must be fair to individuals involved to allow the smooth running of the organizations. This paper aims at listing and discussing some of those questions about crimes. Those questions are listed and explained as follows;

Crime question one: Are there any typologies of criminals and psychopaths that are acceptable worldwide?

 This question aims at making sure that it gives a well-detailed classification of the different characters of both psychopaths and criminals. The main idea presented by this crime fair question is the process of selecting those characteristics (Steven, 2005). In this case, those involved aim at applying different algorithms that, in the end, end up distinguishing those given characteristics.

Question two: How can you apply creativity once the crime is detected, the criminal is in jail? Is it possible to convert his creativity to positive use? How?

In this case, this question explains the different forms of crime that may be for the inhabitants. This happens if the situation does not follow the primary law of the land, and if the judiciary is seen to be trying to streamline the given criminals on a platform unique in nature (In Stahn, 2015). This occurs as a result of the incorrect entry of the associated individual to make sure that society is made peaceful for the large population.

Question three: What is the most severe felony? What are the differences between felonies and Misdemeanors?

Here it is true that according to research, most of the criminal systems in the entire United States proceed and makes sure that they divide the crimes into multiple categories. Each of these categories depends on how the offense is more dangerous. On the other hand, felonies remain the most known form of crime. Examples are grand or aggravated theft, murder, and rape (Steven, 2005).  In the case of Misdemeanors, this is generally referred to be the crimes which are not more severe. Examples include the small practice of thefts, offenses of traffic, and issues concerning the abuse of drugs (In Stahn, 2015).  All these are involved in this question and remain the most common crime fair in very studies and organization. Individuals should understand the different cases of crimes to make sure that they know what they are going to be charged of.

 Question four: What is a possible factor that could predict criminal thinking and violent extremism among the non-prison population?

 This question, according to studies, aims at making sure that it factors in detail the factors that aim at predicting criminal thinking happening among different individuals who are not in prison. This serves as a factor which –triggers the given set of the behavior of criminals (Brody & Acker, 2010).  All the elements provided in this case aims at making sure that they predict the extremist violence which occurs among teenagers. This question is very fair as it explains well more about how the crimes done by the youths are forecasted and what needs to be done to make this a success.

Summing up, these are just some of the typical crime fair questions. They are very many, and they can be applied to both organizations and studies. Therefore criminal experts must ask these questions while dealing with cases of crimes.

References

Brody, D. C., & Acker, J. R. (2010). Criminal law. Sudbury, Mass: Jones and Bartlett Publishers.

In Stahn, C. (2015). The law and practice of the International Criminal Court.

Steven P,(2005) Crime Prevention, 8^th Ed,Elsevier Publishing ISBN:9781455731374

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