What May Cause a Person to Commit Crimes? Criminogenic needs are factors in a criminal offender’s life that may be directly related to recidivism, or the tendency of a convicted criminal to re-offend. Developed in the 1980s, the term “criminogenic needs” specifically refers ...
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View MoreAttorney Nabiel C. Ahmed is representing a former Oakland police officer in a case involving several felony charges. The rookie officer was charged ...
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View MoreFor those of you with busy schedules, here’s the short answer: as soon as possible . If you’ve been charged with a crime, a criminal defense lawyer is ...
View MoreWhen it comes to sex crimes, the general public has a lot of misconceptions – especially about those who reoffend. While surveys have indicated that ...
View MoreFear of increasingly harsh sex offender penalties has some California criminals opting for extreme measures-including castration-to demonstrate their ...
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