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Protecting the Anonymity of Crime Suspects: A Delicate Balance

This insightful article delves into the debate on naming criminals or suspects in the media. Explore the reasons for and against naming, including implications for investigations and the impact on individuals. Join the discussion on balancing anonymity and transparency in crime reporting.

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Protecting the Anonymity of Crime Suspects: A Delicate Balance

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  1. Anonymity of the crime suspect, How much should it be protected? BomiGweon

  2. THE REASON OF NAMING criminals or SUSPECTs • For quick and efficient investigation • To warn the neighbors about the danger having an criminal(ex. pedophile) nearby cf) Megan's Law

  3. The reason not to name criminals in the media • Defamation of character • Side effects of the naming the criminal (ex. the ex-criminals having troubles getting job and are threatened from the neighbors)

  4. questions • Do you agree or disagree with naming the suspect or criminal at the media? • When it comes to the article about crime, what is the most important standard of naming the criminal? • Should we distinct youth criminals from adult criminals at the press reports?

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