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To challenge attitudes to anti-social or criminal activities, and alcohol or drug use. [Pg.26]

Many interventions have multiple clients (e.g. a patient and the patient s family or a person who misuses drugs and the community offended by the criminal activity needed to fund this misuse). [Pg.15]

Steven Rose Well I think there are a lot of problems with that claim. There was a huge statistical error made in the original presentation of that, which I think has since been widely recognised. I take it that the likely story is that this chromosomal abnormality tends to produce a lower intelligence. And people with lower intelligence tend to do less well and be more likely to end up in criminal activities. [Pg.246]

Detection A countermeasures strategy that is intended to identify an adversary attempting to commit a security event or other criminal activity in order to provide real-time observation as well as postincident analysis of the activities and identity of the adversary. [Pg.105]

Response The act of reacting to detected or actual criminal activity either immediately following detection or after the incident. [Pg.105]

This second edition features in-depth coverage of actual response techniques and new approaches for coping with critical situations caused by criminal activity, industrial accidents, or even mini-epidemics. Augmenting its coverage of field first aid for response personnel, this edition contains up-to-date tools such as checklists and streamlined procedures for on-scene coordination. It incorporates the latest detection devices, cost/recovery and hazard analyses, diagnostic methods, pretreatments, vaccines, decontamination techniques, antidotes, and medical treatments available. This edition also adds a focused review of the progress and projected developments for military protocols and procedures. [Pg.495]

Security breach. Physical security breaches, such as unsecured doors, open hatches, and unlocked/forced gates, are probably the most common threat warnings. In most cases, the security breach is likely related to lax operations or typical criminal activity such as trespassing, vandalism, and theft. However, it may be prudent to assess any security breach with respect to the possibility of attack. [Pg.99]

The investigative stop is predicated upon a reasonable suspicion, supported by articulable facts of past or present criminal activity, and based on aU of the circumstances. Probable cause is not required. Officers may stop, and briefly detain the person and their property. A pat down search of the person s outer clothing for weapons, to protect the officers and those in the immediate vicinity, may be conducted if the officer believes the person is armed and dangerous. Courts look to see if the good faith search was necessary and reasonable to insure the safety of others [40, 41]. Reasonable suspicion is more than a vague suspicion and is based on the totahty of the circumstances [42]. If probable cause is developed, the detention becomes an arrest. This doctrine has been appHed to vaHdate searches of airUne passengers. [Pg.253]

In practice, the Patriot Act and its successors, has circumvented the check and balance system. The Executive Branch has, for example, lowered the threshold of probable cause to the level of suspicion it has equated criminal activity with terrorist activity it has removed or delayed notice requirements for warrants it has required mandatory compliance on third parties for the production of information gathered secredy it has imposed a gag order upon notice and production of information it permits sharing of confidential personal information between investigative units and minimized the role of the judiciary. The overall effect is the Executive Branch and Justice Department are assuming power to define application of the Fourth Amendment. An additional result is the collection of a wide variety of highly personal and sensitive information on law-abiding individuals. [Pg.274]

Substance abuse as an illness remains a controversial topic in society. Some perceive substance abuse or dependence as a criminal activity or a character deficit and, moreover, believe that its treatment legitimizes or absolves abusers of responsibility for their actions. We strongly disagree with such views. [Pg.177]

Ricin is a potent cellular protein toxin contained in the beans of the castor been plant (Ricinus communis), which is extensively cultivated for oil production and is also a common ornamental garden plant. Ricin is able to inhibit ribosomal protein synthesis eventually causing cell death, and owing to these properties it has been allegedly used in terrorist and criminal activities. After trypsin digestion of castor bean crude extracts, Ostin et al. [105] were able to unambiguously... [Pg.672]

Is the manufacturer or marketer of a particular category of small, cheap handguns, sometimes referred to as Saturday night specials and regularly used in criminal activity, strictly liable to a person injured by such handgun during the course of a crime ... [Pg.67]

Because .. . the manufacmrer or marketer of a Saturday night special knows or ought to know that the chief use of the product is for criminal activity. Such criminal use and the virtual absence of legitimate uses for the product are clearly foreseeable by the manufacturers and sellers of Saturday night specials. .. it is entirely consistent with public policy to hold the manufacturers and marketers of Saturday night special handguns stricdy liable to innocent persons who suffer gunshot injuries from the criminal use of their products. ... [Pg.69]

Criminal Use of the 50 Caliber Sniper Rifle. Violence Policy Center. Available online. URL http //www.vpc.org/snipercrime.htm. Posted in 2001. Recounts incidence of the use of the. 50 caliber sniper rifle in criminal activity. Some gun control opponents have said this heavy gun has never been used in crimes. While it apparently has, the number of incidents appears to be very small. [Pg.181]

Farrell, Lawrence R, Jr. Assault on the Small Arms Industrial Base. National Defeme, vol. 86, February 2002, p. 4. Suggests that gun control efforts or lawsuits that directly or indirectly target small arms manufacturers threaten the supply of weapons to the military. A case in point has been recent efforts to ban the. 50 caliber sniper rifle, even though this type of weapon has not been linked to criminal activity. [Pg.208]

Many drugs of abuse make the individual feel excited, aroused, and strong. Others result in drowsiness and poor coordination. Coupled with these feelings, however, may be an impairment of cognitive functions such as judgment, perception, and attentiveness. When these effects are combined, the individual may make rash decisions and take risks that otherwise would not be undertaken, which can lead to motor vehicle accidents and criminal activities such as robbery and homicide. [Pg.46]

Chemicals are a part of everyday life and can be found all around us. Many common chemicals, when mixed improperly (intentionally or not), can have serious implications for those who come into contact with them or are in their vicinity. This book is designed to give the user the ablility to quickly identify what type of explosive or chemical weapon could possibly be the focus of an investigation and what types of chemicals might be involved. It cannot be used to help manufacture these items. It is merely a tool for law enforcement to use in the war on terrorism and other types of criminal activities. [Pg.6]


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