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Detection Of Deception In Criminal Defendents: Treatment Or Trial?, Loran Noelle Bounds
Detection Of Deception In Criminal Defendents: Treatment Or Trial?, Loran Noelle Bounds
Theses Digitization Project
The purpose of this study is to determine how to detect whether a person is faking a mental illness. An area that is often malingered is insanity, where criminal defendents will fake that they are mentally ill as to avoid imprisonment or the death penalty. The death penalty is one of the most difficult defenses to raise and is rarely successful.
Healthcare Fraud And Non-Fraud Healthcare Crimes: A Comparison, Michael Ponce
Healthcare Fraud And Non-Fraud Healthcare Crimes: A Comparison, Michael Ponce
Theses Digitization Project
Healthcare fraud is a major problem within the healthcare industry. The study examined medical fraud, its laws, and punishments on federal and state levels. It compared medical fraud to non-fraud crimes done in the healthcare industry. This comparison will be done on a state level. The study attempted to analyze the severity of fraud against non-fraud and that doctors would commit fraud offenses more often than non-fraud offenses.
Cross Cultural Relations In Law Enforcement, Mario Martin Cortez
Cross Cultural Relations In Law Enforcement, Mario Martin Cortez
Theses Digitization Project
No abstract provided.
Survey On The Seriousness Of Crime: A Comparison Of Three Police Departments, Terry J. Comnick
Survey On The Seriousness Of Crime: A Comparison Of Three Police Departments, Terry J. Comnick
Theses Digitization Project
No abstract provided.