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Why did a prohibition cause an increase in crime in 1920's?
Reactance theory look it up.
In Quinney's Social Reality of Crime theory were there any historical events that would have significant impact on the study of Criminal Justice?
the ultimate cause of crime is the law
Dubois theoretical formulation theory on feminist an multicuturalist?
discuss the impact of Dubois theoretical formulation standpoint theory on feminist an multiculturallist
What is standpoint theory?
Standpoint theory is a feminist theoretical framework that emphasizes how an individual's social position, including factors like gender, race, and class, shapes their knowledge and perspective. It argues that marginalized groups have unique insights into social realities due to their experiences, which can challenge dominant narratives and reveal biases in traditional knowledge. By valuing these diverse viewpoints, standpoint theory seeks to highlight power dynamics and promote social justice.
What is the best explained theory of crime?
Greed
Does man is a cause of crime?
man is the cause of crime because man is the deciding factor in what crime is. If we say it's a crime presto, it's a crime. If we say it's legal, presto, it's not a crime.
Which theory examines how geographical location and features in that location affect crime?
environmental theory
What is radical theory?
theories of crime causation that are generally base on marxist theory of class struggle
What is the word for someone who studies the theory and practice of the punishment of crime and prison management?
A person who studies the theory and practice of the punishment of crime and prison management is called a criminologist.
Why is crime theory used?
To help get into the criminal mind. Artixthepaladin
How crime is interpreted according to the Social structure theory?
According to the Social structure theory, crime is an action or omission that constitutes an offense that may be prosecuted by the state and is punishable by law. It is usually premeditated.
What theory believes that crime is a product of motivated offenders suitable targets and the absence of able guardians?
What theory believes that crime is a product of motivated offenders suitable targets and the absence of able guardians?
