Advance Criminology

From the beginning of the world, there ar two terms generated among the merciful beings i.e. Peace and Crime, non only in the Human being but also among the creatures of world. Crime is an activity prohibited or not authorized by law that may be punishable by the governing authority.Generally, the offence begins among the people for the following reasons i.e. money, property, and women. There are several types of offences committed in all the communities, when it became serious it got the face of Cognizable and if it is simple in nature it is called Non knowable. The cognizable offices are usually serious in nature.Mostly the crimes committed by the early days are Theft, Robbery, Dacoit, Murders etc. Because the youth are prone to do any illegal acts to achieve something or due to aberration by the Political leaders, adults as well as parents.Other than youth, the following crimes may occur like Assault, Cheating, Forgery, Nuisance etc. if the weapons are used by the youth then it become truly serious crime which is called Cognizable offence. But predominantly the knowledgeable offences are occurred by youth only, like Adultery, Bigamy, Rape Where the question of committing the offence of Rape a youth may do it to overcome his passion or to fulfill his sexual desire or any enmity with that particular female. Where the question of sexual offence is concerned, It is not true to say that only Males commit crime, while females are with the par avian of males in the same manner. The punishment for any cognizable offence is Death sentence, life imprisonment, 10 years imprisonment fine or both respectively.In the present scenario of the world mostly sexual offences are in frequency among the youth, because new generation became independent. Since the early 1990s, youth violence has become a policy priority at entry level of American judicature2.Every body yearn for freedom with all respect and more over there are lot of facilities to make contact with each oth er by means of communications like, through Cell, Internet etc and as well as there is no provision on International Level.Where as property matters are concerned crimes may occur in non cognizable comparison to other criminal offences. On the other hand crime is based on sexual practice race like Black, White, but this issue is mostly in U.S.A. As perthe History of USABlacks were not always been given an opportunities of juries, and they have been assassinated for the critical violation of existing law and many of these killings occurred without any legal process.Though the Supreme court has through efficient control over this, yet the system could not eliminate racial bias.On the other hand the Carolyn Snurkowski of the Florida attorney generally office believes that the disproportionate number of blacks on death row can explain the point that, Many black murders result from barroom brawls that wouldnt call for the death penalty, but many white murders occur on top of another o ffense, such as robbery (as cited in Gest,1986.)This may be true but the Washington legal Foundation says that blacks are arrested for murder at a high rate than whites.Violence has become a part of accepted backdrop in United States there are also stringent laws to curtail them3. What we privation now is social investment which will drive out the crimes most effectively. It is the time to act on that lines or else the next generations will feel the mistakes done by the present generation.Ultimately there is no end of crime and offences are being committed by youth It is true that we cannot find any unpolished where there is no crime. It is also fact that there is no end of crime till the Doomsday.Bibliography1.Encyclopedia Crime , wikipedia, U.S, 0412, 13 December 20072.BookFranklin E. Zimring, American youth violence, sassy York, 1998.3. new-madespaper Article on the InternetElliott Currie Crime and Punishment in America New York Times, 1998. Metropolitan Crime , wikipedia, U.S, 0412, 13 December 2007 2 Franklin E. Zimring, American youth violence, New York, 1998 3 Elliott Currie Crime and Punishment in America New York Times, 1998. Metropolitan