Crime and Its Causes.William Douglas Morrison

DEBATE BETWEEN DOUGLAS MORRISON and STANLEY PONS

We reply here to the critique by Douglas Morrison [1] of our paper [2] which was recentlypublished in this Journal. Apart from his general classification of our experiments into stages 1-5, we find that the comments made [1] are either irrelevant or inaccurate or both. In the article "Comments on Claims of Excess Enthalpy by Fleishmann and Pons using simplecells made to Boil" Dougla...

Medical Crime: Occupational Crime At Its Worst

Crime is a topic that is often discussed among law-makers as well as members of the general public. That being said, there is an overwhelming focus on street crimes (e.g., theft, drug offences). Those crimes which occur in professional settings are not given as much attention. In this paper, one particular type of occupational crime is discussed. Medical crime is a type of occupational crime wh...

Virtopsy Application in Crime Detection and its Comparison with Autopsy

Aim(s): Virtopsy is a modern technology that identifies the cause of death through radiology without dissection. In addition to reducing the detection time, this technology also has high diagnostic sensitivity in some cases. One of the aims of criminal law science is accurate and rapid criminology. The aim of this study was to investigate the application of virtopsy method in crime detection an...

Investigating the excitement of children and adolescents and its effect on crime

Background and Aim: Crime and criminal behavior can occur under the influence of various environmental and personality factors. One of the personality traits that is especially important in adolescents is the level of arousal and reaching the optimal level of arousal, which may pose risks for them and is considered as an accusation and ultimately a crime. The aim of this study was to determine ...

The Morrison Formation and Its Relations with the Comanche Series and the Dakota Formation