PPT-A Case Study of Murder in a Midsized Urban Area: Homicide i

By Elizabeth Anne Wallace Capstone Advisor Dr Patricia Turner University of Wisconsin Eau Claire Department of History Abstract The interwar period saw an increase in murder rates throughout the country Views about urban murder in this period both in popular culture and secondary historical literature focus almost exclusively on high profile sources of crime such as drug dealing the Mafia and Prohibition These causes of homicide however were limited to large metropolitan areas such as New York and Chicago In contrast murders in midsized urban areas such as Eau Claire WI occurred for different reasons By examining primary source documents such as court records and coroner reports this project focuses on homicides in Eau Claire to determine what factors influenced murder in midsized urban areas from 19201940 . Types of Homicide in Canada. Homicide. Culpable . Homicide Non-Culpable Homicide. Murder . Manslaughter Infanticide Accident Self . Defence. First Degree Second Degree. Section 229 of the Criminal Code States…. Offences against the person include homicide, rape, kidnapping and assault. Murder is the main offence . within. homicide and the most serious. . Homicide. Is the killing of a human being by another. What do we mean by homicide?. 1. Starter. Individually think of as many different ways as possible that a person can be liable for killing another human being.. Once you have at least 5 each then carry out the round robin exercise to share them.. Criminal Law. Summer 2011. Murder. (Mississippi Code). §97-3-19. “Murder” & “Capital Murder” . (1)The killing of a human being without the authority of law by any means or in any manner shall be murder in the following cases: . Actus Reus. 1. Objectives. Identify. the . actus reus . of murder. Explain. cases that illustrate the . actus reus . of murder. Explain. the rules and issues with respect to causation and murder. Mens Rea. 1. Starter #1. Sophie is unable to tolerate her unhappy marriage to Matthew any longer. After Harry has gone to bed she takes a knife and stabs him. Unknown to her, the equally desperate Harry was already dead having taken a large overdose of drugs half an hour earlier.. Mrs. . Nardelli. 3B. Ariana Figueroa. Austin Hicks. Vocabulary. Lovelorn- adjective. Being without love; forsaken by one’s lover.. Hymeneal- adjective. Of or pertaining to marriage.. Par- noun. A level of equality.. By: Savannah Hinton. Homicide: Noun. The killing of one human being by another.. A person who kills another; Murderer.. Dictionary.com. Homicide Examples:. . I w. a. nt to go investigate the homicide.. Offences against the person include homicide, rape, kidnapping and assault. Murder is the main offence . within. homicide and the most serious. . Homicide. Is the killing of a human being by another. Dr. James McCutcheon. Dr. Bert . Burraston. Dr. . Amaia. . Iratzoqui. Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice. Dr. Angela D. Madden. Public Safety Institute. Introduction. This presentation results from various research conducted at the request of various agencies and for program development and implementation. . Africa. Prof. Rudolph Zinn. College of Law. THE FOCUS OF THE PRESENTATION. TOTAL NUMBER OF REPORTED CRIMES. MURDER (Homicide). ROBBERY . WITH AGGRAVATING . CIRCUMSTANCES. UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF ‘RURAL CRIME’. Forum on Shooting . Activities. Gary . Mauser. Professor emeritus. Would banning firearms reduce murder and suicide?. A review of international evidence. Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy. Spring 2007. Dr. James McCutcheon. Dr. Bert . Burraston. Dr. . Amaia. . Iratzoqui. Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice. Dr. Angela D. Madden. Public Safety Institute. Introduction. This presentation results from various research conducted at the request of various agencies and for program development and implementation. . Ala Code 1975 13A-6-4The defendant is charged with criminally negligent homicideA person commits the crime of criminally negligent homicide if he/she causes the death of another person by criminal neg