Attitudes Toward the Way Courts Deal with Criminals

The way courts treat criminals depends on a variety of factors. This paper examines how age, sex, and race affect an offender’s treatment during sentencing. These variables were collected using the 2010 General Social Survey and were tested using the SPSS 20.0 Student Version Statistical Software. The independent variables include age, race, and sex, while the dependent variable is the way courts deal with criminals. The hypotheses that were tested stated that older individuals, nonwhite persons, and men would believe that courts deal too harshly with criminals. The conclusion found that none of the variables showed a significant correlation; therefore, further research must be completed to determine if a correlation has occurred over time

The Use of Criminal Profilers in the Prosecution of Serial Killers

The purpose of this paper is to analyze the concept of criminal profiling in terms of serial killers in the United States. The research provided in this paper was found using the most recent research available on the topic. The FBI’s Behavioral Unit, or National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime (NCAVC), is the current leading law enforcement agency that investigates these types of crimes. They utilize definitions, typographies, and motives to create a criminal profile to investigate serial killings. Ultimately, these profiles are inadequate because they are inconclusive and exclude multiple suspects that are potentially dangerous. Therefore, criminal profiling should be merely utilized as an investigative tool, rather than a prosecutorial tool. Ultimately, the F.B.I.’s NCAVC must create a universal definition, as well as a more detailed list of typographies to help law enforcement more accurately identify and investigate serial killers

Improving the relevance of management research By developing tested and grounded technologiCAL RULES

management research, technological rules

The Field-tested and Grounded Technological Rule as Product of Mode 2 Management Research �

management, research

On the design of design processes in architecture and engineering: technological rules and the principle of minimal specification

architecture, design process,technological

Organising and managing the fuzzy front end of new product development

new product development

Valid knowledge for the professional design of large and complex design processes

innovation, networks

The Field-tested and Grounded Technological Rule as Product of Mode 2 Management Research

management research, technological