Energy Policies and White Collar Crimes: A Historical Perspective - Prof. Joshua Ritchey, Study notes of Political Science

Download Energy Policies and White Collar Crimes: A Historical Perspective - Prof. Joshua Ritchey and more Study notes Political Science in PDF only on Docsity! Chapter 5 What we realized in 1973 What Policies were Enacted in 1973 (dealing with energy) OPEC When did the U.S. start importing oil The National Energy Act of 1978 Energy Policy in the 1980’s Energy Policy in the 2000’s The 1974 Safe Drinking Water Act Air Pollution ( Know the major gas pollutants we talked about) Alternative Energy that we have talked about Coal and its problems Coal Liquefaction Nuclear Power Problems with Alternatives Democrat (Liberal) view on environmental policy Republican (Conservative) view on environmental policy Chapter 6 White Collar Crime Street Crimes Victimless Crimes Procedural Rights 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution Exclusionary Rule Reasons For Crime Age of most criminals- (old or young) Chapter 7 Poverty- From income and psychological standpoint How can poor people be poor and still be working? Conservative view – Reasons for poverty Liberal View- Reasons for poverty What are the consequences of poverty in Texas which we talked about Government Solutions for Poverty Earned Income Credit Food Stamps Government Housing Programs