Barcroft Media
I Solved My Best Friend’s Murder: CHASING JUSTICE
AN AMATEUR sleuth turned private detective has devoted her life to cracking unsolved crimes after helping to track down the killer of her college friend 26 years after her death. Sheila Wysocki, 55, who now lives in Tennessee, met Angela...
Step Back History
Was the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Justified?
In August of 1945, we as a species entered into a new age. In many ways we achieved technological miracles orders of magnitude greater than our ancestors could ever imagine. We are also now living in the only period in our species’...
Science360
Science Behind the News: Predictive Policing
"The Los Angeles Police Department is using a new tactic in their fight against crime called "predictive policing." It's a computer program that was originally developed by a team at UCLA, including mathematician Andrea Bertozzi and...
Seven Dimensions
The Psychology of False Confessions and Deceptive Behavior
This video discusses the phenomenon of innocent people confessing to crimes they didn't commit and explores the reasons behind it. It sheds light on the alarming prevalence of false confessions and the need for caution in criminal...
The Business Professor
Aiding and Abetting or Accessory to a Crime
This Video Explains Aiding and Abetting or Being an Accessory to a Crime
60 Second Histories
Crime & punishment - Metropolitan Police Force
A Victorian police detective describes Sir Robert Peel's Metropolitan Police Force. The video covers what it took to be a police officer and how the force improved over the years with the introduction of police detectives
Zach Star
How chance affects our lives way more than you think - The mathematics of randomness
How chance affects our lives way more than you think - The mathematics of randomness
Jabzy
Yakuza Tattoos - Stuff That I Find Interesting
In this video, Jabzy brings us historical tidbits and unknown facts about Yakuza Tattoos
The Business Professor
White Collar Crime - Explained
This Video Explains: White Collar Crime - Explained
Barcroft Media
The Beauty School In A Men's Prison
A MEN'S prison is one of the world's least likely settings for a beauty school, but one group of California inmates are fast on their way to becoming qualified beauticians. Manicures, pedicures and facials are just some of the treatments...
Flame Media
Real Future: Predictive Policing
We take a trip to the Santa Cruz Police Department, where officers are using a new, futuristic system called “PredPol” to analyze data, apply algorithms, and determine where crimes might happen in the future. It's cool technology, but it...
The Business Professor
6th Amendment Rights in Criminal Law
This Video Explains 6th Amendment Rights in Criminal Law
ShortCutsTv
Social and Commonsense
Can Sociology go ""beyond commonsense"" - and, if so, how? Using the concept of crime, this film illustrates some of the key differences between sociological and commonsense thinking.
Communication Coach Alex Lyon
How to Cite Sources in a Speech
How to cite sources properly in a speech or presentation and citing sources so they sound smooth and conversational. In the examples, I use APA style for consistency.
Step Back History
America's Secret Police
So, how did the freest nation of freedom in the free world develop what is essentially America's secret police in the form of COINTELPRO? It's actually quite the story that has a lot to do with hating immigrants, suppressing left-wing...
Curated Video
Who has the Right to Vote in the United States?
Puerto Ricans pays taxes but can't vote in Presidential Elections. While in Chicago, between 2006 and 2016, 199 dead voted from beyond the grave! So how does voting law really work in the United States?
Healthcare Triage
Reduce Crime AND Save Money: Treat Addiction Instead of Punishing People
Substance abuse and addiction are terrible for addicts health, and they're really tough on family and friends. Addiction also drives up the violent crime rate, and the rate of property crime. This week on Healthcare Triage, Aaron Carroll...
Seven Dimensions
The Intersection of Psychology and Law: Understanding Eyewitness Testimony
Elizabeth Loftus is a professor at the University of California, Irvine, specializing in the intersection of psychology and law. In this video, she focuses on the reliability of eyewitness testimony and its impact on wrongful convictions.
Curated Video
The Polygraph Machine: Detecting the Truth
In 1921, John Augustus Larson invented a machine to help detectives determine if someone was telling the truth - or lying. He called it - the Polygraph.
Mazz Media
The Sixth Amendment: Rights of the Accused
In this program students will learn that the sixth amendment to the constitution guarantees the rights of people accused of a crime. Viewers will learn about those rights and how they protect citizens. Students will also learn how the...
Curated Video
Can America's War on Drugs Ever Be Won?
As our understanding of the consequences of drug abuse has improved, so America’s relationship with drugs has changed. From Nixon to Trump, the so-called 'War on Drugs' has cost the US government billions – but will there ever be an end...
ShortCutsTv
Situational Crime Prevention
Can some forms of crime be effectively managed through the control of physical space? Painter and Farringtonês seminal Stoke-on-Trent street-lighting study suggests they can and Kate Painter explains how continuities and changes in the...
The Business Professor
Common Defenses to Criminal Conduct
This Video Explains Common Defenses to Criminal Conduct