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Criminal behaviour
Characteristics of crim behaviour
Defining crime
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Issues with defining crime
The
“normality”
of crime
any
theory
of crime is
unlikely
to encompass all
criminals
cultural
and
historical
context for laws
changes through history
17th century
it was
punishable
by
hanging
if a
sheep
was
stolen
society
changes through
time
, so does
societal morality
and
expectations
Cultural differences
Age
of
responsibility
is
15
in
Norway
and
10
in the
UK
shows
differing mindset
across
cultures
, what’s
illegal
in some countries isn’t
illegal everywhere
Some criminal behaviour can be morally right
Protesting against
and
resisting unjust laws
like
apartheid
and
racial segregation
are
against
the
law
but it’s more
morally right
not to
obey
them
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