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Cesare Beccaria's Theories on Criminal Justice
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This 9 page paper focusses on Cesare Beccaria's utility theory as he applied it to crime and criminal justice. Beccaria had some influence as well on the later utility theorists. His work is seen to have the influence of British Empiricism and Montesquieu.The main thrust of Beccaria's work is that capital punishment must be done away with, as all punishment must be swift and decided upon with the idea of that which is best for the public good. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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Concepts in Criminology
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This 5 page paper provides brief definitions of sociological concepts and schools of thought with an emphasis on criminology. Elijah Anderson's Code of the Street is discussed in depth. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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Conservative Verses Liberal Views on Criminal Justice
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A 2 page discussion of the differing view in criminal justice. Breaks these views into two major categories, the liberal view that the criminal justice system is a puppet of the rich and powerful and the conservative view that the system is not discriminatory but simply acts against those who complete the most crimes. Concludes that it is our system of checks and balances to which we must turn in order to resolve these disparities. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Crime and Punishment in American History
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5 pages in length. The book Crime and Punishment in American History, written by Lawrence Meir Friedman is an excellent and compelling history of the criminal justice system in the United States. Covering everything from its colonial beginnings to the present day, this book starts with the Salem Witch Trials and continues up through the present. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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Crime Theories
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4 pages in 4 essays; each 1 page in length on various theories and approaches to criminal justice and the fundamental psycho-social reasons for the persistence of crime today. Textbook used. No bibliography.
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Criminal Justice Research: Basic and Applied.
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(6 pp) Focusing on "hot topics" is an accepted way to generate interest for criminal justice research, to secure grants, to conduct research, and to publish papers. While research methods are often thought of as a stand-alone topic, an argument can be made for the importance of incorporating policy analysis, program planning, and evaluation components in research methods courses. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Denis Duclos’ Werewolf Complex – Fact or Fiction?:
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Denis Duclos’ Werewolf Complex – Fact or Fiction?: This 5-page analytical essay examines Denis Duclos’ book, The Werewolf Complex: America’s Fascination with Violence. A summary of the author’s main points, along with a critical analysis is provided. In addition, definitive conclusions are drawn as to the credibility of his study. Bibliography lists 2 sources. SNWrwolf.doc
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Deviance and Society: Different Interpretations for Different Contexts
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A 5 page discussion of the labeling theory of deviance, the tendency of society to place labels on individuals on the basis of them not belonging to the group doing the labeling. Ties together the self-fulfilling prophesy of Thomas Merton, the interactionist perspective of E. Goffman, the theories of H.S. Becker that social groups create deviance by making the rules whose infraction constitutes deviance, and the philosophies of Emile Durkheim that extreme economic variation results in deviance labeling. Equates these theories to power differentials in which gender, class, ethnicity, and economics all play a role in perpetuating deviance. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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