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In "Criminal Man, According to the Classification of Cesare Lombroso," Gina Lombroso offers a pioneering examination of criminology rooted in her fathers groundbreaking theories. The book details and expands upon Cesare Lombrosos classification of criminals, blending sociological perspectives with biological determinism. Lombroso employs a meticulous analytical style, drawing on empirical data and case studies to substantiate her arguments. This work serves as a critical link between 19th-century positivist thought and contemporary discussions on criminality, embracing the nuances of inherited traits while confronting the societal implications of criminal classifications. Gina Lombroso, a notable Italian criminologist herself, was deeply influenced by her fathers work and sought to further illuminate the complexities of criminal behavior through her writing. As an advocate for reform in the justice system, she drew upon personal experiences and academic insights, recognizing the interplay between environment and biology in shaping an individuals propensity for crime. Her comprehensive approach reflects the evolving discourse on criminality and its social contexts, making her contributions invaluable in criminological literature. This book is recommended for scholars, criminologists, and sociologists alike, offering an essential perspective on the biological underpinnings of criminality while encouraging readers to reflect on the broader societal implications of classification. It serves as a critical resource for those interested in the intersections of crime, psychology, and social policy.

In "The Indeterminate Sentence: What Shall Be Done with the Criminal Class?", Charles Dudley Warner delves into the controversial and often convoluted discourse surrounding criminal justice reform in the late 19th century. This work employs a blend of social commentary and literary eloquence, situating itself within the larger context of Progressive Era thought. Warners profound insights dissect the implications of the indeterminate sentencing model, advocating for a more humane and rehabilitative approach to punishment rather than mere retribution. His astute observations mirror the shifting paradigms of societal attitudes towards crime, justice, and the potential for redemption. Charles Dudley Warner, a prominent American author and social critic, was influenced by the rapidly changing landscapes of American society during his lifetime. A contemporary of Mark Twain and a staunch advocate for progressive reforms, Warners writings often reflected his deep concern about social justice, civic responsibility, and the ethical treatment of individuals within the justice system. His background in journalism and literature endowed him with a unique perspective, combining empirical observation with an empathetic narrative style that deeply resonates in this piece. This book is a compelling read for anyone interested in the intersection of literature, law, and social philosophy. WarnerAos astute analysis invites readers to reconsider their views on crime and punishment, making it an essential text for understanding the historical evolution of criminal justice in America. Whether youAore a scholar, student, or simply a curious reader, this work will inspire critical thought and promote reflection on contemporary issues surrounding justice.

In "Children in Prison and Other Cruelties of Prison Life," Oscar Wilde delves into the grim realities of incarceration, emphasizing the plight of juvenile offenders and the systemic injustices within the penal system. Written in Wildes eloquent and poignant style, the text juxtaposes lyrical prose with heart-wrenching observations, revealing the dark underbelly of Victorian society. In a literary context marked by burgeoning reformism and critical social commentary, Wildes work stands as a powerful indictment of a society that neglects its most vulnerable members, blending narrative with persuasive rhetoric to galvanize empathy and action. Oscar Wilde, a pivotal figure of the Aesthetic Movement, often challenged societal norms and interrogated moral hypocrisy throughout his life. His experiences with the law, culminating in his own imprisonment for gross indecency, profoundly influenced his perspectives on justice and humanity. This personal narrative of suffering brought Wilde to a deeper understanding of the psychological and physical toll of confinement, which he articulately channels into this collection, transforming personal anguish into a universal cry for reform. This compelling work is essential for readers interested in social justice, literary critique, and the impact of personal experience on creative expression. WildeAos profound insights not only illuminate the plight of imprisoned children but also challenge the reader to reconsider their own views on crime and punishment in the modern world.

The shooting of Michael Brown occurred on August 9, 2014, in Ferguson, Missouri, a northern suburb of St. Louis. Brown, an 18-year-old black man, was fatally shot by Darren Wilson, a white Ferguson police officer, after robbing a convenience store. In response to the shooting the U.S. Department of Justice conducted two investigations into the circumstances of Browns murder and the policing practices of the Ferguson Police Department. This e-book presents all the findings and established facts of these investigations; including the misconduct against the citizens by the Ferguson Police, discrimination against African-Americans and conclusions regarding the shooting incident.

Discover some of the most twisted, horrific true tales of murder that were inspired by movies and TV shows.In this book, youll discover the crimes, killings and macabre acts carried out by individuals who were inspired by their favourite characters from the big screen. From the teen who slaughtered his mother and sister carrying out a Halloween inspired murder to the two young girls who attempted to stab their friend to death in the name of a fictional online character, youll discover crimes youve never heard of, all carried out by people who took their love for fiction and turned it into a terrifying reality.Theres the tale of the man who took his love for Taxi Driver to a whole new level by trying to slaughter the President. Youll also learn about the man who adored a fictional villain from a classic movie so much that he killed two wives 13 years apart, both in a brutal fashion. Then theres the heartbreaking tale of the gang of youths who adored a horror franchise so much they tortured and mercilessly killed a young woman who thought they were her friends.Copycat Killers delves into the inspiration behind horrifying murders and tells the tales of inspiration gone awry; when life imitates art in the worst ways imaginable. Be warned - some stories include disturbing details.

una breve disamina in chiave criminologica moderna del pensiero critico ed analitico di Edgar Allan Poe, un tributo alla genialità ed alla modernità dello scrittore.

CIRCOLARE 9Torino, febbraio 2006, unoscura minaccia serpeggia silenziosa. Un nuovo atto criminale vede allopera linvestigatore privato Valter Marras, al quale si affianca la figura del commissario di polizia Cesare Vitali, con cui collabora.Unavvenente giovane signora, affida allinvestigatore il compito di scoprire laggressore del marito, ricco commerciante dauto. Valter Marras deve venire a capo di quello che sembra un banale caso di tentato omicidio. I personaggi presenti sulla scena del crimine appaiono estranei allaccaduto, eccetto un extracomunitario fuggito dopo il fatto.Purtroppo, poche parole, pronunciate dalla vittima prima di sprofondare in un coma profondo, confondono e rallentano le ricerche, perche sembrano presagire una minaccia che incombe sulla famiglia del commerciante. Lindagine, si rivela piu complessa del previsto. La soluzione e resa difficile anche dallapparente mancanza di un movente. Valter Marras si ritrova, come spesso gli accade, a lottare stretto nella morsa del tempo e per questo, si avvarra di ogni mezzo, pur di riuscire nella sua impresa. Anche questa volta, il suo intuito investigativo avra il sopravvento per dirottare le proprie indagini e quelle della polizia verso la verita. Riuscira mirabilmente a dipanare lintreccio che lega alcuni personaggi tra loro, cosi da smascherare una macchinazione dalle sfumature sociopolitiche.

Late on the afternoon of the twenty-seventh of June, 1874, two men in a shabby-covered buggy stopped their horse under the venerable elms of Washington Lane in Germantown, that sleepy suburb of Philadelphia, with its grave-faced revolutionary houses and its air of lavendered maturity. All about these intruders was historic ground. Near at hand was the Chew House, where Lord Howe repulsed Washington and his tattered command in their famous encounter. Yonder stood the old Morris Mansion, where the British commander stood cursing the fog, while his troops retreated from the surprise attack. Here the impetuous Agnew fell before a backwoods rifleman, and there Mad Anthony Wayne was forced to decamp by the fire of his confused left. Not far away the first American Bible had been printed, and that ruinous house on the ridge had once been the American Capitol. The whole region was a hive of memories.Strangely enough, the men in the buggy gave no sign of interest in all these things. Instead, they devoted their attention to the two young sons of a grocer who happened to be playing among the bushes on their fathers property. The children were gradually attracted to confidence by the strangers, who offered them sweets and asked them who they were, where their parents were staying, how old they might be, and how they might like to go riding.

Karen heiratet den tunesischen Kellner Achmed und lebt mit ihm in Berlin glucklich und zufrieden. Ein Jahr spater besuchen sie seine Familie in seiner Heimat und beschlieen, eine Wohnung auf das Elterhaus zu bauen. Dann wird ihr kleiner Sohn geboren und die Eheleute werden arbeitslos. Sie beschlieen, einige Monate in Tunesien zu verbringen. Dort zeigt Achmed sein wahres Gesicht. Fur Karen bricht eine Welt zusammen ..

Unschuldige 16 Jahre jung ist Jasmin, als sie sich in einem Urlaub mit ihrer Mutter auf Djerba, in den hubschen und vermeintlich hochanstandigen Tahar verliebt. Er ist ihre erste groe Liebe. Kaum wieder in Deutschland, ubermannt sie die Sehnsucht und kurzentschlossen fliegt sie ohne das Wissen ihrer Eltern wieder nach Djerba und in Tahars Arme. Doch dieser zeigt nach wenigen Tagen sein wahres Gesicht und will sie eiskalt verkaufen ...

Giallo - racconto lungo (22 pagine) - Il colonnello Sebastian Moran cerca vendetta.Linvestigatore Sherlock Holmes e il Dottor Watson sono alle prese con un altro misterioso caso. Il Colonnello Sebastian Moran, ex collaboratore del Professor Moriarty, e di nuovo in liberta e cerca vendetta contro chi lo aveva fatto arrestare. Architetta, quindi, un malefico piano che porta i nostri eroi nel bel mezzo della campagna inglese.Tim Symonds e nato a Londra ed e cresciuto nel Somerset, nel Dorset e a Guernsey, unisola nel Canale della Manica presso le coste della Normandia. Dopo aver trascorso la tarda adolescenza lavorando come contadino nelle Highlands del Kenya e guidando ruspe lungo il fiume Zambesi, si e trasferito in California e si e laureato allUCLA come Phi Beta Kappa, conseguendo una laurea in Scienze Politiche. Vive con la sua compagna Lesley Abdela nellHigh Weald del Sussex, dove sono ambientati gli eventi narrati nel suo primo racconto, Sherlock Holmes and The Dead Boer at Scotney Castle, ancora inedito in Italia. Tre dei suoi romanzi apocrifi sono stati pubblicati nella collana Il Giallo Mondadori Sherlock: Sherlock Holmes Il caso del codice bulgaro, Sherlock Holmes Il mistero della figlia di Einstein e Sherlock Holmes Il caso della spada di Osman. È, o e stato in passato, membro della Royal Geographical Society, della British Association of Victorian Studies, della Society of Authors, dellHistorical Novel Society e del Chartered Institute of Journalists.

Camicia di gran moda, cravatta di buon gusto. Vestito e soprabito della migliore stoffa, e quello che piu conta di ottimo taglio. Non porta maglioni, ne occhiali, sempre ben rasato, il suo volto e serio, ma pronto al sorriso.Quel sorriso misurato, distribuito opportunamente in dosi adatte per le varie circostanze.La sua cultura sembra non avere limiti, parla con molto garbo e, cosa molto importante, almeno per lui, resta simpatico.La leggenda narra che in un momento di crisi, per raccimolare qualche lira per mandare avanti la famiglia e darmi da mangiare, il mio ingegnoso papa scrisse questo libro. Il testo come da titolo guida il lettore tra le truffe piu comuni di quei tempi, fin qui tutto normale direte voi, la cosa piu geniale e ardita fu che mio padre invio questo libretto in contrassegno ad un sacco di persone che ovviamente non lo avevano richiesto. Fare un libro sulla truffa e con esso truffare un sacco di gente riempie i miei geni di orgoglio, comunque sia miracolosamente ho rinvenuto in cantina una copia del leggendario libricino, quindi ho deciso di ridare visibilita allo scritto, questa volta senza truffare nessuno.

Nel settembre del 1954 il Peru fu scosso da un caso che venne subito e frettolosamente catalogato dai mezzi di comunicazione e dalla polizia come un orrendo omicidio. Un bambino di soli cinque anni venne ritrovato morto, con la testa fracassata, sulla scogliera di Armendariz, a ridosso dellesclusivo quartiere di Miraflores della capitale Lima. La polizia, al termine di una frettolosa indagine, determino che il bambino era stato sequestrato e violentato. I particolari della morte del piccolo, inventati di sana pianta, scatenarono una caccia al mostro senza precedenti. Ad essere arrestato, indicato come colpevole di quel gesto orribile, fu Jorge Villanueva, un uomo di colore senza fissa dimora, che venne condannato a morte dopo un processo sommario, istruito ad uso e consumo per soddisfare le esigenze di unopinione pubblica manipolata dalle forze di polizia.Il mostro di Armendariz ripercorre, con la ricostruzione narrativa di unipotesi, le tappe che portarono Villanueva ad essere uno degli ultimi giustiziati in Peru. Negli anni la sua vicenda assunse i toni foschi di un clamoroso errore giudiziario che pesa ancora oggi sulla coscienza collettiva dei peruviani.

Un ragazzotto, nato in un paesino di montagna, e coinvolto in una tragedia che cambiera radicalmente la sua vita e carattere, snaturandone lindole mite o, forse, scoprendone quella vera.Combattera ovunque battaglie non sue, alla ricerca di venire a capo di un incubo ed un mistero.

In "The Positive School of Criminology," Enrico Ferri explores the intersection of sociology and criminal justice, arguing for a scientific approach to understanding criminal behavior. Within the literary context of late 19th-century positivism, Ferris work reflects a departure from purely philosophical interpretations of crime, embracing empirical methodologies and social sciences to elucidate the factors influencing criminality. His rigorous analysis of environmental influences, biological predispositions, and psychological elements provides a pioneering framework that aligns with contemporary criminological discourse, challenging prevailing legalistic views of punishment and deterrence. Enrico Ferri, a prominent figure in Italian criminology, was greatly influenced by the socio-political landscape of his time. As a student of Cesare Lombroso, Ferris dedication to empirical research informed his belief that criminal behavior is determined by a complex interplay of social and biological variables. His broader interest in social reform and public welfare underpins the urgency of his arguments, advocating for a justice system that addresses root causes rather than solely punishing offenders. Ferris "The Positive School of Criminology" is essential reading for anyone seeking to comprehend the evolution of criminological thought. By situating crime within its broader social context, this text not only enriches our understanding of criminal behavior but also calls for a transformative approach to justice that resonates in contemporary discussions about rehabilitation and prevention.

In "Crime: Its Cause and Treatment," Clarence Darrow offers a penetrating exploration into the sociological, psychological, and economic factors contributing to criminal behavior. Drawing upon case studies, empirical data, and philosophical inquiry, Darrow employs a persuasive and accessible literary style that blends eloquence with rigorous argumentation. Set against the backdrop of the early 20th century, a time marked by significant social upheaven including the rise of industrialization and urbanization, this work seeks to dismantle the simplistic notions of criminality by arguing that individuals are often products of their environment. Clarence Darrow, renowned as one of Americas preeminent defense attorneys, was deeply influenced by his roots in the progressive reform movement and his advocacy for the rights of the marginalized. His extensive legal experience, coupled with a passionate commitment to social justice, propelled Darrow to confront the systemic failures of societal institutions that contribute to crime. His insights are shaped by a lifetime spent challenging the status quo and defending those who are often vilified by society. "Crime: Its Cause and Treatment" is not just a work for legal scholars, but a critical read for anyone interested in understanding the deeper roots of criminal behavior. DarrowAos compelling arguments invite readers to rethink their perceptions of justice and morality, making it a must-have for advocates of reform and for those who seek an empathetic perspective on crime.

In "Prison-Life Thoughts," Simon Mohler Landis presents a poignant exploration of the human psyche through the lens of incarceration. Employing a reflective and introspective literary style, the text weaves a tapestry of raw emotions and hard-won wisdom derived from life behind bars. The book delves into themes of isolation, redemption, and the search for identity, all while remaining firmly anchored in the realities of prison life. Landiss narrative is enhanced by vivid imagery and thoughtful prose, encouraging readers to confront the complexities of human existence and the societal ramifications of imprisonment. Simon Mohler Landis, having spent considerable time in the prison system, infuses his work with authenticity and empathy. His lived experiences serve as the catalyst for this profound examination of personal and collective struggles faced by inmates. Landiss background in sociology and psychology further enriches his narrative, providing a nuanced understanding of the challenges and hopes that reside within the walls of confinement. Through his unique perspective, he invites readers to reconsider preconceived notions of crime, punishment, and humanity. "Prison-Life Thoughts" is a compelling read for anyone seeking to understand the intricacies of the human condition, particularly in the context of confinement. LandisAos thought-provoking insights and eloquent expression offer a transformative experience that resonates long after the last page is turned. This book is essential for scholars, human rights advocates, and any reader who yearns for a deeper comprehension of the intersections between social justice and personal redemption.

In "After Prison--What?", Maud Ballington Booth explores the significant yet often overlooked challenges faced by ex-convicts reintegrating into society. Through a blend of poignant anecdotes and sociological insights, Booth reflects on the systemic barriers that persist upon release, offering a critical examination of the societal structures that contribute to recidivism. Written in a compelling and accessible style, the book serves as both an indictment of the criminal justice system and a compassionate plea for rehabilitation, illuminating the complexities of reintegration in the context of early 20th-century America. Maud Ballington Booth, a prominent advocate for prison reform and social justice, drew from her extensive experience in the realm of penal reform when writing this work. As co-founder of the Volunteers of America with her husband, she was deeply engaged with the plight of those marginalized by society. Her lifeAos work was infused with a passion for empathy and understanding, which she channeled into her writings, depicting the often-ignored voices of the incarcerated and their struggles post-release. "After Prison--What?" is essential reading for those interested in criminal justice reform, sociology, and human rights. It serves as a thought-provoking exploration of the pressing need for a more compassionate approach to rehabilitation, making it a significant contribution to the dialogue surrounding this vital issue.

O e-Book apresenta artigos escritos por Delegados de Polícia do Rio Grande do Sul que abordam temas relacionados à investigação criminal. Os assuntos abordados dizem respeito, especialmente, a: Funçõ

"Smuggling and Other Essays" is a compelling collection that explores the intricate interplay between legality and illicit trade, delving into the historical and social implications of smuggling across various contexts. The essays are characterized by a blend of rigorous academic analysis and engaging prose that invites readers to reflect on the moral ambiguities inherent in border-crossing practices. The authors employ a multidisciplinary approach, weaving together insights from economics, sociology, and cultural studies, thereby situating smuggling within broader narratives of globalization and migration. The contributing authors, a diverse group of scholars and experts in their respective fields, bring a wealth of knowledge and personal experience that informs their perspectives. Many have embarked on research journeys influenced by regions heavily impacted by smuggling activities, whether due to geopolitical tensions, economic disparity, or cultural exchanges. Their collective experiences lend authenticity and depth to the essays, illuminating the complex motivations behind smuggling and its wider ramifications. This collection is highly recommended for readers interested in the intersections of law, ethics, and economic behavior. "Smuggling and Other Essays" provides an enlightening exploration of underworld dynamics, serving not only as an academic resource but also as a thought-provoking commentary on contemporary global issues.