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Class Differences in Crime
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Functionalism
:
Law as a
reflection
of society's shared values
crime as a
product
on
inadequate
socialisation
Strain Theory
:
deviance
occurs when opportunities to succeed legitimately are blocked
wc
more likely to be blocked thus more likely to innovate
wc higher rate of utilitarian crime
Subcultural Theories
:
deviance
as a result of legitimate success blocked
deviants join
illegitimate
subculture
wc find status through different
opportunity structures
Labelling Theory
:
no act is
inherently
deviant just labelled as so
wc
higher
prevalence
in crime due to their higher chance of being labelled as so
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