Whitney Rodrigues

We should interpret regulation as state imposed limitations on the discretions that may be exercised by individuals or organizations supported by sanct

Soc208 may 20: corporate crime part three rational choice theory. The cost of compliance to state regulations are often greater than the cost of paying

Canada recognizes corporations as creatures of government" so they only exist so far as they have been granted a charter by the state giving them permi

A corporation can own property in its own name: it can enter into contracts; and it can sue, and living, breathing people behind the entity . Clubs and

Soc208 may 13: introduction to white-collar crime part three. He was former ceo and he was extremely intelligent as he was in harvard at the top 5% of

Soc208 may 13: introduction to white-collar crime part two. Having social and political power means to have the ability to make choices by virtue of co

Soc208 may 13: introduction to white-collar crime part one. The law is a formal system of social control and conditions placed on society. Criminal law

Pol242 may 29: data collection methods: surveys, experiments, interviews and more. Case studies can be done through interview methods. These interactio

Pol242 may 27: the fundamentals of research design for a textual study. The systematic counting, assessing, and interpreting of the form and substance

Pol242 may 22: the fundamentals of research design for an observational study. A case study is best of a single unit with an aim to generalize across a

Pol242 may 20 - the fundamentals of research design for an observation study. Look at one or many parts of time, surveying people to understand what ma

Pol242 may 15: the fundamentals of research design for an experimental study. The way we structure an idea and based on that, we try to collect data to

Of a social conscious is dependent on individual care of others. Soc208 may 11 - crimes of the powerful: typologies, theories, and motivations. Attachm

Soc208 may 11 - crimes of the powerful: typologies, theories, and motivations. This is similar to strain theory as it focuses on the tensions between i

Soc208 may 11 - crimes of the powerful: typologies, theories, and motivations. A set of logically related concepts that can explain a phenomenon that c

Soc208 may 6: organizations and crimes of the powerful. Your community, gangs, the government, corporations, schools and prisons are all examples of or

We try to analyze evidence that answers three questions: What is the theory that drives us to look at the evidence? . Is there a relationship between t

Pol242 may 8: theories, concepts, variables, and levels of measurements. We mean something very vague, ambiguous, and unclear. It is a concept that can

It is 11a. m. -1 p. m. every wednesdays and fridays. Suggested: make a community on a platform so to share ideas and get to know one another. Attendanc

These strategies look to increase prison populations. Majority of prisoners live in poverty, are illiterate, lack housing, have broken families/poor su

They"re signi cantly overrepresented in canadian prisons and the prison works against these individuals. In 2018, aboriginal adults comprised on 30% of

Soc301 semester 1 lecture 8 & 9 drug use in prison. Injection drug use is a common occurrence internationally and the high rates of injection drug use

This drew attention to the shortcomings from prison for women. This mandate was all-inclusive and was meant to examine the management of the prison fro

They"re the fastest growing prison population in canada but only comprise of 5% of the canadian prison population. Of the 5%, only 4% are in federal in

Cases are also consisting of multiple charges and this makes things more complex. As a result, such cases need more time and resources. Bail hearings t

Remand and pre-trial detention essentially mean the same thing. These refer to the temporary detention of accused persons in provincial or territorial

A one-sentence byline identifying yourself and your expertise. At least 3 sources/pieces of evidence to support your arguments. No reference page requi

For rehabilitation purposes, deterrence, control, to provide safety, for retribution, to set an example (denunciation), restitution, incapacitation, et

Soc301 s1 l2 history of prisons in canada part 2. Inquiries into prison conditions in the 20th century. Archambault commission (1938): the royal commis

Early imprisonment: it was not meant to punish but cause the guilty person pain; usually done through whipping. They wanted to con ne the individuals u