Although a Google search performed on January 4, 2010 received 929,000 hits for moral panics compared to 577,000 hits for the CSI effect, the former concept is some 38 years old while the latter concept is about nine years old. Underscoring this claim, Simon Cole and Rachel Dioso-Villa (2009) in “Investigating the ‘CSI Effect’ Effect: Media and Litigation Crisis in Criminal Law,” 61STAN L. REV.1335, have collected data documenting the continuing media use of the phrase in what they refer to as “CSI effect discourse.”.

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• Vino from counts. An incredibly violent assassin, he generally prefers to kill by smashing his targets' faces into the ground from a moving train. However, he takes pride in only killing other criminals, and refuses to do jobs on people who are not guilty. In its main plot aboard the Flying Pussyfoot, Vino actually can be considered the most heroic of those involved, as his brutal murder spree only involves the cultists and gangsters who were trying to harm the passengers. He even saves the from certain death. Some of the Code Breakers recognize that they are evil themselves, though.* Both and from exclusively kill criminals.

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• Haseo from, nicknamed 'Terror of Death' due to his insistence on killing (which makes him a PKer-Ker). • Diana, Selacao number 11 in, hunts rapists and dispatches them by castration via cigar cutter. • Scar of is pretty much this, except replace 'serial killer' with 'war criminal. The Yuppie Handbook 1984 Detroit. ' Indeed, he assassinates his targets using the same power that they use to commit their war crimes. • Kuroko, the protagonist of has murdered 725 people, and the only reason she hasn't been given the death sentence is so she can kill other mass-murderers. • In fanfic, Captain June Harper is a dishonorably discharged former Time Agent now on the run from charges of and vigilante murder. She despises the concept of innocent people suffering, but the who travel with her are consistently horrified by the ways in which she kills the people who threaten said innocents.