Criminology

Introduction Labor racketeering is the infiltration and control of a union or employee benefits plan for personal benefit through illegal, fraudulent or violent means (U.S Department of Labor, 2004).  Labor racketeering has majorly reduced competitive business opportunities and increased cost of goods and services. Racketeering is carried out through organized crime groups which use various […]

Introduction In the recent years, the prison population has grown considerably. The states and federal government began to experience difficulties as the resources for keeping the inmates decreased. For this reason, it was necessary to develop alternative ways of punishment. Back in history, the alternatives to imprisonment had been practiced wide although they had different […]

Hearing the word maniac everyone quietly shudders at the thought of immense cruelty and paranoia. Psychologists say that murderers have serious mental disorders; largely their killings are closely connected with mental injuries sustained in childhood or congenital diseases. Some of them have world fame. Of course, it is not the kind of fame anyone would […]

Introduction Australian Government (2010) explains that the Australian Consumer Law started functioning on the 1st of January, 2011, and acted as a replacement to consumer laws spanning across twenty varied commonwealth state and territory laws. Some sources assert that this legislation was passed to bring together and make rational the consumer state laws, which were […]

The National Labor Relations Act was enacted by the Congress in 1935 to protect the rights of employees and employers. The act was passed to encourage collective bargaining and to regulate private sector labor and management practices.