Criminal Justice

Aboriginal Overrepresentation in Australia Justice System Aboriginal Overrepresentation in Australia Justice System Introduction  Evidence of overrepresentation is overwhelming in the Australian criminal justice system. The aboriginal population comprises 2.5 percent of the Australian populace; however, they are twenty times more at risk of dealing with the criminal justice system in comparison to the non-aboriginal group. The population accounts for over 25 percent of those incarcerated (Jeffries & Stenning 2014, p. 447). The systematic discrimination in […]

Border and Coastal Security Border and Coastal Security Introduction             This paper explores four questions on the border and coastal security professionals. The first part describes the challenges facing the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agency as they secure the borders. Under this title, the author briefly examines the meaning of ‘functional equivalent to a border’ and gives examples. Also, the writer elucidates the purpose of the Fourth Amendment as it pertains to border searches […]

FEMA and NJOEM FEMA and NJOEMHistory of the Office of Emergency Management System (FEMA)The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) was called into action in 1979 by President Jimmy Carter in collaboration with state governors. The agency was formed following a series of unmanaged disasters between 1960 and 1970. As such, FEMA was formed to create collective management of disaster since the 1960s disasters were unmanaged due to lack of coordination and poor results between the […]

DM Fincorp (DMF) Entry into Dubai Real Estate Market DM Fincorp (DMF) Entry into Dubai Real Estate Market Introduction Over the past decade, Dubai has witnessed numerous changes in the real estate sector, mostly instigated by globalization. Due to the growing interest in real estate investment within Dubai, there is a need to introduce the necessary new legislation and regulations systematically. These measures will help to establish a comprehensive and robust structure to safeguard and […]

Crime and Family Breakdown Crime and Family Breakdown Introduction The study focuses on the social disorganization theory. The theory focuses on how disintegration of social institutions such as family, friendship, and church contributes to crime. According to the theory, these institutions help to establish organized and cooperative relationships among individuals within communities. The relationships, in turn, result in the development of bonds and a sense of belonging among people (Porter, Capellan & Chintakrindi, 2015). The […]