Krm 110 Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

Notes for the KRM 110 section B semester test derived from lecture slides and the textbook.

This in depth summary has information taken from the textbook as well as from the lectures. I have typed out every thing the lecturer says along with what is on the power point slides, as well as adding crucial, examinable information from the textbook for each topic. Save your time and study this in depth guide! I received a distinction for KRM 110, you cannot go wrong with these notes!

Filled with defintions, human violence and aggression, defining aggression: Hostile and instrumental aggression, Culpable homicide, Multiple murders/ multicide, Contract/ hired killings, Muti-related killings, Farm murders and attacks on farms, Murder of police officials, Intimate partner femicide, Assault, School violence, Robbery, Cash-in-transit heists, Bank robberies, Bank Associated Robberies, Rape and Sexual Assault, Sexual violation, Typology of rapists based on motivation: Groth & Birnba...

Chapters 15 & 16 in a detailed description complete with definitions and a detailed background.

hese notes are comprehensive and cover all the topics discussed in the lectures. They are colour-coded to make it easier for the reader to navigate through the material and understand the relationships between the different concepts. In addition to the lecture content, I have also incorporated material from the recommended textbooks to provide a more detailed and nuanced understanding of the subject matter. This ensures that the notes provide a holistic view of the course content and can be u...

These notes are comprehensive and cover all the topics discussed in the lectures. They are colour-coded to make it easier for the reader to navigate through the material and understand the relationships between the different concepts. In addition to the lecture content, I have also incorporated material from the recommended textbooks to provide a more detailed and nuanced understanding of the subject matter. This ensures that the notes provide a holistic view of the course content and can be ...

Includes section A chapter 15 and 16 Section B chapter 8 and 9

Property crimes; Copper cable and aluminium theft, Commercial crimes Ponzi schemes Fraud Misappropriation of funds; Organised crimes and organised criminal groups National and transnational groups; Organised crimes and organised criminal groups Cape Flats gangs; Then Transnational and international groups Nigerian criminal networks Pakistani mafia Chinese triads; Organised criminal activities Money laundering ; Trafficking of human organs and body parts

South Africa faces a globally unparalleled problem of violence, females are usually viewed as the victims, Males as the perpetrators of sexual offences; The victimisation vulnerability of men should not be negated, Men in correctional facilities find themselves especially vulnerable to sexual violence, The prevalence of the commission of sexual offences in our society is primarily a social phenomenon Which is reflective of deep-seated, systemic dysfunctionality in our society

Notes from the whole year on each chapter. Received a distinction for both semesters.