Preventive and remedial measures to reduce illegal immigration in Algerian legislation by Abdelkader Habbes, Yahia Kandouci

“… Illégal immigration is a phenomenon of the most powerful gouvernents and countries in the world wher countries in that are experiencing  economic or Security crises have become a source migration towards developed and because countries and what is difficult to combat is the emergence of networks specialized in human smuggling in exchange for large sums of money. The crime of illegal immigration is a phenomenon that most countries in the world suffer from, and in order to combat it, the Algerian state, like most countries that suffer from the phenomenon, has adopted a ser of measures on many levels, which may help in limiting this phenomenon. …”
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L’eucharistie, l’apostat et le crapaud. Sur un exemplum de Césaire de Heisterbach by François Wallerich

“…He is punished for his crime, as a toad enters his body by his mouth. To explain this strange story, we will show that Caesarius conceived it as a rewritting of the Book of Jonah and according to the medieval conception of justice. …”
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L’effacement des lynchages californiens. La mémoire et l’instrumentalisation des images by Pierre Vialle

“…The artist and academic Ken Gonzales-Day, specialists in the matter in California, questions through with work how the abundance of lynching in the region was able to supply lacks of recordings in the American History in spite of the fact that there are numerous photos of these crimes. An attentive look to the context of its perpetration, and to the influence of the conjunctive character of the crime, reveals that following the examples of other artefacts, an image has power and meaning only to those who conferred it, and that problems of accountability and a memory competition are not the only reasons in the forgetting of the Californian lynchings.…”
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La perversion du suicide, entre la pathologie et la morale by Eva Yampolsky

“…Indeed, as many medical treatises reveal, this shift from a juridical or religious crime to the medical field depends on a certain confusion between morality [la morale], or social values, and le moral, or intellectual and psychological functions. …”
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Pourquoi chercher la petite bête ? Les enjeux politiques de l’indice biotique en France (1964-1969) by Gabrielle Bouleau

“…River fishermen would consider pollution as a crime and they would draw on biology to make these offenses visible. …”
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Jak Gaja Grzegorzewska skampowała powieść kryminalną by Magdalena Tosik

“…Polish critics have acknowledged the series for hybridizing the crime genre with romance and exploring the subject of gender and sexual identity within this generic framework. …”
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Från behandling till hårdare tag? En kritisk analys av högervågsargumentet inom svensk kriminalpolitik by Robert Andersson

“…In this article I address the question of whether there has been a punitive turn in Swedish crime policy or not. Since the punitive turn is connected to the downfall of the rehabilitative ideal, and to what David Garland has termed penal welfarism, I make my argument with reference to these phenomena in Sweden. …”
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O parricídio como espetáculo da violência: O dia em que matei meu pai by Aileen El-Kadi

“…The father’s murder by the protagonist and the way he confesses the crime at the beginning of the novel com- bine the two core values we find in the author’s aesthetic proposed: the amount of violence and spectacle for the representation of contemporary society.…”
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MENGINTEGRASIKAN NILAI-NILAI ANTI KORUPSI DALAM PEMBELAJARAN PENDIDIKAN AGAMA ISLAM DI SEKOLAH MENENGAH ATAS by Nadri Taja, Helmi Aziz

“… This paper discusses the anti-corruption values which are supposed to provide a solution to the problems of crime of corruption that are befalling the nation. …”
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Implementation of Missing Data Imputation Schemes in Face Recognition Algorithm under Partial Occlusion by Justice Kwame Appati, Kofi Sarpong Adu-Manu, Ebenezer Owusu

“…However, this is not always the case, especially in crowd control under surveillance or footage from a crime scene, where partial occlusions are unavoidable. …”
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Avec X. en route pour B. by Oliver Lubrich

“…The Secret Journey (1949) by Marcel Jouhandeau (1888-1979) is the story of a forbidden love, but the poetic novel is also a crime story. It contains hidden clues that betray the author and reveal the historical context: In autumn 1941, a French writer takes part in a propaganda tour of Nazi Germany at the invitation of Joseph Goebbels. …”
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Omvänt eller bakvänt? by Per Ole Träskman

“…These provisions make it possible to confiscate possessions held by a suspected person, without really proving that the property originates from crime. The prosecuted person can avoid confiscation by proving that he has obtained the property in a legal way. …”
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Benjamin : image, trace et politique by Adolfo Vera

“…Nous étudierons ici cette question par rapport à la théorie benjaminienne de la photographie, pour essayer de comprendre ce qui est énoncé à la fin de la Petite histoire de la photographie, au moment où Benjamin, en parlant des photos d’Atget, annonce la portée politique de la photographie à l’époque moderne : reconfigurer la scène d’un crime qui a été commis, et dont les traces ont été brouillées.…”
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Justicia transicional, derechos humanos y marco institucional en los nuevos escenarios políticos en México by Laura  Loeza Reyes

“…The two primary factors taken into consideration are the humanitarian crisis caused by the «fight against organized crime» policy –which was based on the militarization of police activities, was implemented more than a decade ago, and has left tens of thousands of victims– and the complex and adverse situation the implementation of such a policy faces in light of the current Mexican president’s ignorance on human rights topics. …”
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Os discursos do etnólogo, do filósofo e do ficcionistana estrutura do romance Nove noites by Cid Ottoni Bylaardt

“…The narrative, which at first seemed tolead to the solution of a crime, like in a detective story, frustrates the reader‟sexpectations, dissolving what seemed to be a consistent trajectory of astructureerected around a solid center.…”
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Europol 25, Hungary 20 by Mátyás Hegyaljai

“…Over the years, several specialised crime centres have been set up. Value: In Hungary, the design of the national unit has been developed in line with EU expectations and has adapted continuously over the last twenty years to the changes at Europol. …”
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EVOLUSI TEORI FRAUD DAN RELEVANSINYA TERHADAP STRATEGI PENCEGAHAN KORUPSI DANA DESA by Satya Fauziah

“…The evolution of fraud theory began with the discovery of the concept of white-collar crime. From this concept, fraud theory first emerged in 1953 and has continued to develop over time until 2021. …”
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Le thème du féminicide dans la littérature française au XIXe siècle by Kyoko Murata

“…In contrast, George Sand's Indiana denounces male violence as a crime. While in Romantic literature the theme of feminicide is tinged with exoticism, in Naturalist literature this theme becomes closer to reality. …”
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Wall Street à Hollywood : une perspective de criminologie culturelle visuelle by Carla Nagels, Françoise Vanhamme

“…This thesis, which is at the core of cultural visual criminology, frames our interest in film productions, where images of crime proliferate. In particular, this contribution focuses on the filmic presentation of financial deviance, an issue that hardly mobilizes policies despite the successive crises it generates. …”
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