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about crime and criminal behavior can be seen as
                                 a corrected extension of social perspective.


                              EGO – refers to the organized part of the personality
                                 structure  that  includes  defensive,  perceptual,
                                 intellectual-cognitive,  and  executive  functions.
                                 Conscious awareness resides in the ego, although
                                 not all of the operations of the ego are conscious. It
                                 represents what may be called reason and common
                                 sense,  and  acts  on  what  Freud  call  “reality
                                 principle”.


                              EGOTIST TECHNIQUES – an interrogation technique
                                 usually  employed  against  an  interrogee  who  has
                                 displayed a weakness or a feeling of insecurity. The
                                 interrogator  described  him  as  the  best  person,
                                 superior or comrade.


                              EGRESS – a way of exiting or travelling away from a
                                 location.  Is  used  when  describing  which  vehicle
                                 movements  may  be  permitted  at  an  intersection
                                 (such as with an egress-only barrier). Is used when
                                 describing the location of driveways and walkways
                                 which provide an exit from a property.


                              EJECTOR – the mechanism in a firearm which causes
                                 the cartridge case or shell to be thrown out from
                                 the gun.


                              ELECTRICAL  ARC  –  an  extremely  hot  luminous
                                 bridge formed by the passage of an electric current
                                 across a space between two conductors or terminal
                                 due to the incandescence  of the conducting vapor.








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