7-5 Crime and Punishment (unlimited lives!)

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S.11.8 Identify types of crime and its consequences.
S.11.9 Identify the consequences of the medicalization of deviance.
S.11.10 Explore theoretical foundations of punishment including retributive, rehabilitative, and deterrent.

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Lance Hiles

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7-5 Crime and Punishment (unlimited lives!)


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7-5 Crime and Punishment (unlimited lives!)Version en ligne

par Lance Hiles

69% indicate they would favor the death penalty even if... [solve below] ... Feelings of revenge contribute more to support for capital punishment.

Crimes are acts... [solve below] ...Most Americans think of crimes as including a narrow range of behavior, but more than 4,000 acts are classified as federal crimes. Many more violate state & local statutes.

Majority of crimes included in the 2010 survey... [solve below] ...motor, vehicle theft, arson. Although 3+ million reported being the victims of violent crime.

[solve below] ...intended to make criminals pay compensation for their acts. It comes from the ancient principle of “an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth”

African Americans were slightly more likely than whites to experience violent crime.... [solve below] ...were more likely to experience property crime.

Unfortunately, more than half of those released from penal institutions are sent back to prison in three to five years.... [solve below] ...is called recidivism

A major source of American crime statistics is the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Uniform Crime Reports (UCR)... [solve below] ...reports are submitted voluntarily

The law allows... [solve below] ...from criminals, but if a mother takes the law into her own hands by shooting her son’s killer, she is guilty of a crime and must also answer to society.

Some studies do suggest that the threat of deterrence reduces crime, but.... [solve below] ...as the murder rate remains constant or drops following a decline in the use of capital punishment.

A criminal justice system may draw on four approaches to control and punish lawbreakers... [solve below] ...the threat of punishment to discourage criminal action.

Alternatives to dealing with deviant behavior involve... [solve below] ...commit the crime again, such as educational opportunities & therapy programs, i.e. drug rehabilitation

Amateur thefts & minor assaults are not as likely to be reported to the police as murder and auto thefts, so it is estimated that about two-thirds of... [solve below] .

Alternatives to dealing with deviant behavior involve having a criminal pay a debt to society or to a victim. Judges sometimes order offenders to perform hours of... [solve below] .

[solve below] ...among those under 18 years of age. It is the third-largest category of criminals in the U.S., including theft, murder, rape, robbery, assault, sale of illegal drugs.

Community based programs get convicts out of prison for part of the day &... [solve below] ...Also prisoners have a chance to participate in the community under professional supervision.

[solve below] ...that only the young can commit, like failing to attend school, fighting in school, or underage drinking & smoking.

[solve below] ...that attempts to resocialize criminals. Such as giving prisoners both social and work skills that will help them adjust to normal society after their release.

Several factors are thought to account for this decline in juvenile crime in 2009. There has been a... [solve below] ...and the remaining gangs have reached truces.

[solve below] ...The basic idea is that criminals who are not on the street cannot commit crimes.

Alternatives to dealing with deviant behavior involve... [solve below] ...to society or to a victim. 1. Restitution is a payment made by an offender to the victim, or 2. Instead of a jail sentence…