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Abstract This chapter talks about the criminal behaviour order (CBO), which is an order that prohibits the offender from engaging in behaviour likely to cause harassment, alarm, or distress to any person. It outlines how a CBO can be made by a youth court, magistrates’ court, or Crown Court whenever an offender is convicted of any ...
Mark Ashford +2 more
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Genetics and criminal behaviour: recent accomplishments
Medicine, Science and the Law, 2009The past two decades have seen an explosion in research in the fields of violence and behavioural genetics. Advances in human genetics have raised the possibility that genetic mechanisms can explain various aspects of human criminal and aggressive behaviour.
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Abstract This chapter explores criminal behaviour orders. Criminal Procedure Rule 31.3(2) requires prosecutors to give notice as soon as practicable, on a prescribed form, of their intention to apply for a criminal behaviour order. A defence lawyer should not feel pressurised into dealing with what can be a complex area of law without ...
Bartholomew Dalton, Caroline Liggins
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Bartholomew Dalton, Caroline Liggins
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The Sexual Behaviour of Young Criminals
Journal of Mental Science, 1957One of the ways in which the psychiatrist differs from others who work with delinquents is in the importance attached to the sexual history of the offender. The contribution of psychiatrists in this respect has been mainly confined to a description of the emotional and dynamic aspects of sexual adjustment.
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Computers spot criminals' bad behaviour
New Scientist, 2008Software that use “linkage analysis” to connect serial crimes by the behaviour of their perpetrator could help police catch the bad ...
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Alcohol and criminal behaviour.
Alcohol and alcoholism (Oxford, Oxfordshire), 1998Substance abuse is a factor in some but not all incidents of crime: more than half of murders are committed when the killer is intoxicated. Males are more likely than females to be violent when consuming alcohol, and a past history of violence is predictive of future crime.
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Fairness in Criminal Justice Risk Assessments: The State of the Art
Sociological Methods and Research, 2021Richard A Berk +2 more
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IS CRIMINAL BEHAVIOUR DEVIANT BEHAVIOUR?
The British Journal of Criminology, 1965openaire +1 more source
The Usual Suspects: Prior Criminal Record and the Probability of Arrest
Police Quarterly, 2021Lisa Stolzenberg, Jamie L Flexon
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