People who are uncomfortable while being interviewed (e.g., suspects in criminal investigations, children in trouble with their parents, or an employee being questioned for improper conduct) often complain of feeling cold during the interview. Regardless of the reason, when we are distressed the limbic brain engages various systems of the body in preparation for the freeze/flight-or-fight survival response. One of the effects is that blood is channeled toward the large muscles of the limbs and away from the skin, in case those muscles will need to be used to escape or combat the threat. As blood is diverted to these vital areas, some people lose their normal skin tone and will actually look pale or as if they are in shock. Since blood is the main source of our body warmth, diverting blood away from the skin and into deeper muscles makes the body’s surface feel cooler (…) (LeDoux, 1996, 131–133).
CSI, ilk kez 2000 yılında gösterildi. Las Vegas polis teşkilatında görevli bir dizi hayali olay yeri inceleme uzmanı, her bölüm bir cinayeti çözmekteler. Bu yoldaki çalışmaları, olay yerinden delil toplamakla başlıyor, delillerin incelemesini, sorguyu onlar yaptığı gibi, suçluları da onlar tutukluyor. CSI 'ın başarısı, 2002'de "CSI: Miami", 2004'te "CSI: New York" adıyla iki "spin-off"unun piyasaya çıkmasına yol açtı. Son 10 yıldır reyting listelerinde hep liste başı olan bu diziler, başkalarına da ilham oldu. Dolayısıyla CSI etkisinden söz ettiğimizde sadece onları değil, American Justice, Bones, Cold Case, Cold Case Files, Cold Squad, Criminal Minds, Crossing Jordan, Forensic Files, NCIS, Numb3rs, The Secrets of Forensic Science, Waking the Dead, Wire in the Blood ve Without a Trace gibi dizilerden söz ediyoruz.
Nietzsche'nin Dostoyevski'yi övdüğü pasaj
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The Criminal and What is Related to Him.—The criminal type is the type of the strong person under unfavourable conditions, a strong person made sick. He lacks a wilderness, a certain freer and more dangerous nature and form of existence, where all that is weapon and defence in the instinct of the strong person exists aright. His virtues are
"If the others are to be let out of prison, I will go also," said Pinocchio to the jailor.
"No, not you," said the jailor, "because you do not belong to the fortunate class."
"I beg your pardon," replied Pinocchio, "I am also a criminal."
"In that case you are perfectly right," said the jailor, and, taking off his hat and bowing to him respectfully, he opened the prison doors and let him escape.
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"Diğer mahpuslar serbest bırakılıyorsa benim de çıkmam lazım" dedi pinokyo gardiyana.
"Hayır, sen değil" dedi gardiyan, "çünkü sen talihliler arasında değilsin"
Pinokyo, "Afedersiniz ama" diye cevapladı, "ben de pekala bir suçluyum."
"Bu durumda pekala haklısın" dedi gardiyan, şapkasını çıkarıp onu saygıyla selamladıktan sonra sıvışması için hapishanenin kapısını açtı.
Dizi/Belgesel
Westworld
The Expanse
Fleabag
Undone
Debris
Alice in Borderland
The Midnight Gospel
Severance
arama boşuna, bulunmak istemeyeni
Hello, Prosecutor-General’s Office – is anybody there? What is going on with Criminal Case No. 15004?
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Where is it? Are pages being torn out of it? Are replacement pages being inserted? What guarantee is there that the file will ever be placed before the courts?
Give these undertakings to society. Finally!
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The Prosecutor’s Office even opened Criminal Case No. 24049, but the official responses, when they came, were mere stonewalling.
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Thanks to a combination of high quality, availability, and minimal legal encumbrances, American firearms are sought and acquired by the Japanese. The distributors, and in this case the customers, of the product are primarily the yakuza. Americans have competition from various foreign producers, but they are by far the yakuza's largest single source of weaponry - providing one-third of all handguns seized between 1994 and 1998. This is twice the amount provided by the nearest rival source, China.
The United States is, in effect, arming the Japanese underworld.
Aum embarked on an extraordinary, six-year crime spree. The cult's law breaking knew no bounds: massive consumer fraud, land fraud, medical malpractice, extortion, drug dealing, firearms and explosives violations, manufacture of biological and chemical weapons, kidnapping, murder, and mass murder. Year after year this went on, nearly all of it within seventy miles of Tokyo. The response of Japanese law enforcement is a virtual case study on what not to do in fighting terrorism and organized crime. Leads were missed or
never followed up, witnesses and evidence ignored, and agencies refused to cooperate with each other. No action was taken, until one day Tokyo cops awoke
to find the world's busiest subway attacked with nerve gas at the height of
rush hour.
At regular intervals, for example, police have staged massive crackdowns on the yakuza, hauling in some 30,000 to 50,000 gangsters and associates each year. But while they make for impressive reading, the raids are mostly a form of harassment and, in particular, of publicity.
These raids assume an almost ritual air because most of the gangsters are released in a few days through lack of evidence of criminal acts or because their offenses were minor. The gangs usually receive warning before the huge raids, and that well before authorities arrive on the scene, virtually all contraband is concealed and the highest bosses have gone into hiding.
The raids end with a uniquely Japanese twist: so the police can save face, the gangsters generally leave behind a few guns for the officers to confiscate. In one publicized case in 1995, three police went so far as to buy local yakuza several guns which they could then confiscate.
The CIA was paying Corsican gangsters in France, particularly in the city of Marseille, to disrupt Communist strikes and help break the back of the French Communist Party. As was the case in Japan, much of France lay in ruins. Unemployment was high, wages low, and amid shortages of every kind, the black markets had become a way of life.
As the CIA funneled cash and arms to the French underworld, the Corsicans were put in a powerful enough position to establish Marseilles as the postwar heroin capital of the Western world and to cement a long-term partnership with Mafia drug distributors.
Kleptomani ve İslam’ın hırsıza verdiği ceza
Bir hırsızın Kleptomani ( çalma hastalığı ) hastalığı varsa, dinin hırsızlık için verdiği ceza boşuna mı olmuş olur? Kuran’da hırsızlık için el kesme cezası vardır. Bu cezanın caydırıcılığı yüksek olduğundan dolayı insanların güven içinde hissettikleri, hırsızlıktan korkmadıkları, daha huzurlu bir toplum vaad ettiği söyleniyor. Bunu denemeden