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Primary Data

Info gathered directly from original source ( someone confessing about themselves)

Secondary Data

Info that was collected for another purpose ( someone saying so and so did it )

Demographics

The basic or vital stats of a group; age, sex, ethnicity.

Penal populism

A situation where politicians purpose or develop criminal justice policy that reflects public sentiment, presented in media

A common view presented by media is

Law and order perspective <- youth out of control; more serious

JDA Created

Welfare- based Juvenile System <- rehabilitate


Parens patraie

Probation officers played a key role in

JDA SYSTEM

Status offences

Behaviours considered to be illegal only because of the age status ( truancy )

Limited accountability

Children and youth are held accountable by justice system by in a limited manner compared to adults

Challenges to JDA

Human rights movement; rising concern about youth crime and public safety

Principles of YOA

Accountability; Protection of Society; Special Needs; alternative measures; Rights; min interference w freedom; parental responsibility

Youth crime is predominantly

Property related

Classical school of Criminology

People are rational, intelligent beings who exercise free will in choosing criminal behaviour

Hirschi’s Social Bond Theory elements

Attachment, commitment, involvement, and belief

Delinquents were believed as

Ppl who can change if received guidance

Delinquents were believed as

Ppl who can change if received guidance

Defectives were

“ feebleminded”, limited abilities; can’t be held responsible

Delinquents were believed as

Ppl who can change if received guidance

Defectives were

“ feebleminded”, limited abilities; can’t be held responsible

Dependents

Well being depended on assistants of others

Identical twins have higher rate of delinquency than

Fraternal twins

Mesomorphs body type most linked to crime

Muscular& athletic

Psychoanalytic Theories

Crime is symptom of underling emotional abnormality or disturbance from childhood

Psychoanalyst theory

Sigmund Freud and Erik Erickson

Psych.T 1. Underdeveloped/overdevelopment of Super Ego

Conscience- guilt


Most critical stage- Phallic

Psych.T 1. Underdeveloped/overdevelopment of Super Ego

Conscience- guilt


Most critical stage- Phallic

Underdeveloped Super Ego

Can’t control id drives


No consequences

Psych.T 1. Underdeveloped/overdevelopment of Super Ego

Conscience- guilt


Most critical stage- Phallic

Underdeveloped Super Ego

Can’t control id drives


No consequences

Overdevelopment of SuperEgo

Intense Anxiety, wants to commit crime to be punished. Extreme guilt

Weak Ego

Poor social skills, gullible, excessive dependence

Critics of psycho. Theory

No casual connections Not measurable

Critics of psycho. Theory

No casual connections Not measurable

Behaviourism

Ppl break the law cuz they can and won’t be punished

Critics of psycho. Theory

No casual connections Not measurable

Behaviourism

Ppl break the law cuz they can and won’t be punished

Behaviourism

Environment shapes ones behaviour; is conditioned; law n order outlook; need tougher punishment to make them not do it again

Critics of psycho. Theory

No casual connections Not measurable

Behaviourism

Ppl break the law cuz they can and won’t be punished

Behaviourism

Environment shapes ones behaviour; is conditioned; law n order outlook; need tougher punishment to make them not do it again

Social Learning Theory

Social environment most important; learn thr. Imitation and watching others; fails 2 account for diff in cognitive

Critics of psycho. Theory

No casual connections Not measurable

Behaviourism

Ppl break the law cuz they can and won’t be punished

Behaviourism

Environment shapes ones behaviour; is conditioned; law n order outlook; need tougher punishment to make them not do it again

Social Learning Theory

Social environment most important; learn thr. Imitation and watching others; fails 2 account for diff in cognitive

Moral Development theory

Constraint & cooperation; criminals have low sense of moral dev. Don’t care for others feelings

Critics of psycho. Theory

No casual connections Not measurable

Behaviourism

Ppl break the law cuz they can and won’t be punished

Behaviourism

Environment shapes ones behaviour; is conditioned; law n order outlook; need tougher punishment to make them not do it again

Social Learning Theory

Social environment most important; learn thr. Imitation and watching others; fails 2 account for diff in cognitive

Moral Development theory

Constraint & cooperation; criminals have low sense of moral dev. Don’t care for others feelings

Personality Theory

Unhappy, discontented, egocentric, immaturity

Critics of psycho. Theory

No casual connections Not measurable

Behaviourism

Ppl break the law cuz they can and won’t be punished

Behaviourism

Environment shapes ones behaviour; is conditioned; law n order outlook; need tougher punishment to make them not do it again

Social Learning Theory

Social environment most important; learn thr. Imitation and watching others; fails 2 account for diff in cognitive

Moral Development theory

Constraint & cooperation; criminals have low sense of moral dev. Don’t care for others feelings

Personality Theory

Unhappy, discontented, egocentric, immaturity

Anti social personality theory

Psychopath; sociopath; impulsive, insensitivity to their own pain/ pain of others/ lack guilt

Critics of psycho. Theory

No casual connections Not measurable

Behaviourism

Ppl break the law cuz they can and won’t be punished

Behaviourism

Environment shapes ones behaviour; is conditioned; law n order outlook; need tougher punishment to make them not do it again

Social Learning Theory

Social environment most important; learn thr. Imitation and watching others; fails 2 account for diff in cognitive

Moral Development theory

Constraint & cooperation; criminals have low sense of moral dev. Don’t care for others feelings

Personality Theory

Unhappy, discontented, egocentric, immaturity

Anti social personality theory

Psychopath; sociopath; impulsive, insensitivity to their own pain/ pain of others/ lack guilt

Sociological Positivism


Social disorganization & Strain Theory

Crime higher in inner city ( zone of transition; urban decay, poverty, unemployment

Anomie

Children are good but commit crimes because of stress

Innovation

White collar crime; drug dealin

Innovation

White collar crime; drug dealin

Ritualism

Reject/ alter cultural goals focus on mean of goal achievement;

Innovation

White collar crime; drug dealin

Ritualism

Reject/ alter cultural goals focus on mean of goal achievement;

Retreatism

Reject everything; hobo, alcoholic, druggie

Rebellion

Reject everything for personal reasons; Amish

Consensus Theory

Ppl are essentially law abiding

Consensus Theory

Ppl are essentially law abiding

Control Theory

Ppl will do what’s best for themselves unless constrained

Social Bond

Commitment, involvement, attachments, beliefs

Penal Populism

Political exploitation of these views to gain voters

JDA 1994

Treated harshly as adults

JDA 1994

Treated harshly as adults

YOA 2003

Slap on the wrist

YCJA

Strategy to reform

Youth Crime Peaked

1988/9 “ BABY BOOMERS” 30%

Majority of youth crime is

Petty thefts

JDA

Not just criminal offences but misbehaviour; no set min/ max just til reformed

Crime rates change due to

Legislation, police practices

Crime rates change due to

Legislation, police practices

Sources of Data

Media; police ( UCR) . Court stats , self report , victim survey

Crime rates change due to

Legislation, police practices

Sources of Data

Media; police ( UCR) . Court stats , self report , victim survey

Measurement issues

Zero-tolerance policy; validity , reliability, lying ,recalling , telescoping ( time line

Crime rates change due to

Legislation, police practices

Sources of Data

Media; police ( UCR) . Court stats , self report , victim survey

Measurement issues

Zero-tolerance policy; validity , reliability, lying ,recalling , telescoping ( time line

^ in violent crimes under YOA

Adding 16-17 yr olds

12-17 yr olds

Highest victims

Ritualism

Accepts means limited access to goals

Colonist Era

Anyone over 7 will be treated same as adult

Casual relationships

Correlation, cause and effect ( time ) and non- spuriousness