Burglary Case Study

The defendent owned a house that was abandoned and over the years it had been broken into. The owner of the house wanted to deter trespassers, so he boarded up the windows and posted no trespassing signs everywhere around the property and the reoccuring break-ins never stopped. Beings there was still trespassers getting in, the defendant set up a 20 gauge shotgun trap in one of the bedrooms in the abonded house it would go off when the door was opened, there was no warnings about the gun. The gun used was a spring loaded gun, which means the gun was mounted on the iron bed and was pointed at a person. The plaintiff who trespassed on the property was shot in the right leg just above the ankle, he had been to the property on many occassions collecting antiques. Plaintiff sued defendent for damages.

According to Rachel Boba, “Crime analysis is a law enforcement function that involves systematic analysis for identifying and analyzing patterns and trends in crime and disorder” (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime analysis).The information on these patterns can assist law enforcement agencies in the deployment of resources in a more effective manner; it can also help detectives to identify and catch suspects. Crime analysis also plays a role in improvising solutions to crime problems, and developing crime prevention strategies. There are various types of technology that is used in crime analysis. Crime analysis relies heavily on computer technology, and over the past fifteen years there has been a significant improvement in computer hardware and

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According to the FBI, Home Break-In (Burglary) is the most common threat to our home. Over 2.5 million home invasions happen every year in the United States of America. When caught, the burglar can be trailed for two different types of cases. One of these cases is a civil case and the other one is a criminal case. They are both brought up by different people and have different outcomes. In this question we given a situation where a Burglar Bob has been caught breaking into another Vince Victim’s home. We will take a look at who will be responsible for bring up the civil and criminal cases. As well as what the outcome could be for both cases.

On 7-12-2016 at about 0124 hrs I was dispatched to the Farrell Construction Site at 1919 Howard RD for the report of a commercial burglary in progress. Enroute dispatch advised that they had been contacted by Secure Pacific, who were advising that they had live offsite video of a possible commercial burglary in progress at the listed address. In addition, they advised that the live video feed showed two subjects on the northeast corner of the secured grounds. I knew from prior respondes to the location that the construction site was completely fenced by an about 8 feet high chain link fence with barb wire in several areas. Also, the site had "no trespassing" signs posted around it, all of which I observed again today. Further, that the construction

a) We will be charging Mitchell with Grand Larceny in the fourth degree §155.30(3), a person is guilty of grand larceny in the fourth degree when, with intent to deprive another of property, he wrongfully obtains or withholds such property from an owner thereof, and when: 3. the property consists of a credit card or debit card, because the stolen property consisted of $15 cash and a Visa card. Mitchell will not be charged under any of the other subsections because: the property did not exceed one thousand dollars, the property did not consist of secret scientific material, the property did not consist of one or more firearms, the property was not a motor vehicle, and the property did not consist of a scroll, religious vestment, vessel, or other representation of faith. b) Elements of Grand Larceny in the fourth degree §155.30(3) I. D had intent to deprive another of property, II. D wrongfully obtains (or withholds) such property from an owner, III.

While Rossellini’s Rome Open City portrays the struggle for freedom, De Sica’s Bicycle Thieves tries to find the human face. He discovered it not in the exceptional sorrow of war but in the misery of daily life where war is just one aspect of the human lot. Bicycle Thieves takes place at a specific time under a unique series of social conditions that shape both its narrative and its embrace of the Neorealist style.

At the district level to guarantee that head prosecutors ' workplaces and police offices were arranging their endeavors all the more nearly. We likewise anticipate that grantees will work with local crime examination focuses, including those that the Division of Criminal Justice Services underpins in five Upstate areas, to recognize patterns and examples including motor vehicle crashes so that agents and prosecutors can utilize that data to convey individuals who might perpetrate extortion to justice (Clarke & Harris, 1992). The issue of auto burglary is unpredictable and like that of a jigsaw riddle. All the pieces must fit together before the riddle is at last fathomed. The real members in the battle against auto robbery must cooperate before the issue is settled. Dissimilar to different producers, the Ford Motor Company offered an abundance of data. The passage has built up a minor transponder that chips away at radio frequencies, and is disguised in the key and ignition frameworks of new Taurus LX and Mercury Sable. This uninvolved hostile to burglary framework offers additional assurance against auto robbery.

In 2013, the frequency of Larceny-Theft (burglary) equated to 1 incident every 52 seconds (DPS).

After mentioning the new amendment just enough times to insinuate it has been a key element in gun related crimes in the city, can you produce any concrete evidence that it in anyway contributes to the crimes committed by the urban criminals or that it in anyway directly hampers the abilities of the courts and judges to prosecute the criminals charges with gun related crimes?

Abstract: Give athletes purpose, give them a detailed action plan toward a step-by-step process to attain their goals (to include process, performance, and outcome goals), and then they will be mobilized each day to fulfill the plan. Since there is no action plan for each day of their lives, they wander and often find themselves misbehaving in order to get a boost in excitement or discover some type of fulfillment or success. Punishing them for misbehaving will not necessarily change their future behaviors, actions, and will not increase their performance. Getting mad at them doesn’t do anything productively toward peak performance either. Teaching them how to get to where they want to go with a “map” gets them engaged in the moment to drive with determination toward that destination, their ultimate goal--playing professional sports, for example. This discussion paper discusses a recent shoplifting crime

When Jim breaks into the house and attacks and rapes Brenda after Brenda has received a court order allowing her temporary use and possession of the home until the sale is finalized. Jim could be charged with the crime of burglary according to C.R.S. § 18-4-202 (2015) First degree burglary (1) A person commits first degree burglary if the person knowingly enters unlawfully, or remains unlawfully after a lawful or unlawful entry, in a building or occupied structure with intent to commit therein a crime, other than trespass as defined in this article, against another person or property, and if in effecting entry or while in the building or occupied structure or in immediate flight therefrom, the person or another participant in the crime assaults

It can be a slippery slope when handling juvenile offenders for victim’s rights must be respected; ergo, although confinement is alleged to contribute to high recidivism rates, often justice must take precedence regardless of fiscal expense. Confinement is necessary to incapacitate violent offenders; however, there are better alternatives for non-violent offenders who are not career criminals. The impact of juvenile detainment creates tremendous hardships on the youths’ immediate family, presents higher recidivism rates which further endangers the community at large, and obstructs the youths’ transition into adulthood. Alternatives which can plausibly maintain youth in their family residence where they continue engaged in school receiving support from family members and mentors is the preferred option. The purpose of the juvenile courts is to provide treatment to youth offenders as opposed to punitive discipline, the goal being de-carceration. This dissertation will provide this student/advocates determination of sanctions that I would impose if I were a judge presiding over Tanja’s case.

R/s she received information that late yesterday evening that Grace was arrested for shoplifting. R/s the front office staff is concerned about mom’s appearance, they reported that she is very skin and seemed to be out of it. R/s today she went to the home, knocked on the door and she observed someone pulled curtain behind. R/s she heard what sound like a child running and moving around in the house. R/s no one came to open the door. R/s she is concerned that the child is home alone, so is requesting for LE to do a welfare check. R/s she did talk with the grandmother today. R/s the grandmother said Jennifer is out with her aunt getting medicine for her stomach. R/s she was at a neighbor house when the report was at her residence. R/s stated that they are having transportation issues is why Jennifer is not coming to school. R/s grandma asked for the attendance contract to be sent home with Jennifer. R/s the bus driver reported that majority of time no one is there to get Jennifer off of the bus. R/s yesterday Jennifer was taken to the transportation off because no one was home. R/s this was the second time the child was taken to back to the transportation office, other times the bus driver have to make a special trip back around to the home.

This paper presents statistics on major factors that affects the property crime rates in the U.S.