The society prepares a crime, the criminal commits it-- Henry Thomas Buckle.
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once someone has committed a crime, should society add to the problem by making
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Do people inherit criminal tendencies, or are they taught those behaviors?
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Does jail accomplish anything?
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NY "Stop and Frisk" on hold- Rightwinger gets another black eye
Here is the gist of it in a statement provided by the judge:"Many police practices may be useful for fighting crime — preventive detention or coerced confessions, for example,” she wrote, “but because they are unconstitutional they cannot be used, no matter how effective.”So much for the idea...