The Global Landscape of Law and Criminality in an Interconnected World
Introduction In an era defined by globalization, the nature of crime has evolved dramatically, extending beyond national borders and traditional policing methods. The rapid ...
Compare and Contrast Classical Approaches of Explaining Crime to Positivist Approaches of Explaining Crime
Introduction This essay aims to compare and contrast the Classical and Positivist approaches to explaining crime, two foundational perspectives in criminology. The Classical approach, ...
Exploring the Impact of Community-Based Rehabilitation on Recidivism Rates Among Female Offenders with Minor Drug Offenses
Introduction This essay examines the hypothesis that female offenders who participate in community-based rehabilitation programs, such as trauma-informed cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for mental ...
Critically Apply Interventions and Initiatives for Easing Community Tensions Surrounding BAME Stop and Search
Introduction Stop and search practices by police forces in the UK have long been a contentious issue, particularly concerning their disproportionate application to Black, ...
Crime, Free Will, and Determinism: How Much Choice Do Offenders Really Have?
Introduction The debate surrounding free will and determinism in criminology raises fundamental questions about the nature of criminal behaviour and the extent to which ...
Should the Death Penalty Be Reintroduced in the UK?
Introduction The debate surrounding the reintroduction of the death penalty in the United Kingdom remains a contentious issue within the field of law and ...
Capital Punishment: A Critical Examination
Introduction Capital punishment, or the death penalty, remains a highly contentious issue in legal, ethical, and social discourse. Historically practised across numerous societies, it ...
‘Working to Tackle Trafficking is Fruitless.’
Introduction Human trafficking, a grave violation of human rights, remains a pervasive global issue, affecting millions through exploitation, forced labour, and sexual slavery. The ...
Black Dahlia Case Review
Introduction The Black Dahlia case, revolving around the brutal murder of Elizabeth Short in 1947, remains one of the most infamous unsolved crimes in ...
Prisons: A Critical Analysis of Their Role and Effectiveness in the Criminal Justice System
Introduction Prisons have long been a cornerstone of the criminal justice system, serving as institutions for punishment, deterrence, and rehabilitation. In the context of ...
