Explain the development of gangs from the 1600s in London, from the 1920s in the United States, to the development of contemporary gangs
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• In the 1600s, London was terrorized by gangs called Hectors, Bugles, and so others.
• Frederick Thrasher began to study gangs in the United States in the 1920s.
• According to Thrasher, gangs formed because modern society failed to meet the needs of lower-class youths.
• In the 1950s and 1960s, the threat of gangs and gang violence swept the public consciousness.
• Interest in gangs was renewed in the 1970s.
• Illegal drugs has spurred the formation of today's gangs.
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a. They can be overridden by more important duties in a given situation. b. They only need to be followed if doing so brings the best consequences. c. They only apply to some people. d. They only apply to face-to-face interactions.
Libya has small stock of ____ _____ and the risk that those could fall into the wrong hands or, to be more specific, into the hands of al Qaeda, has been a pressing issue for the United States
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Describe the scope of search authority conferred by a search warrant that describes the location to be searched by address.
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In which way are male and female robbers similar?
a. Economic incentives are the primary motivation for both male and female robbers b. Both male and female robbers almost always use guns during the commission of a robbery c. The use of physical violence is common among both male and female robbers d. Both male and female robbers are equally likely to target female victims