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Criminology
Crime and Deviance
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What is deviancy?
behaviour that is likely to cause
alarm
,
harassment
, or
distress
to
members of the public
goes against
norms
,
mores
,
moral codes
and
values
results in an
informal sanction
Eg: smoking while
pregnant
-
informal sanction
of
being judged
What are formal court sanctions?
custodial
sentences
community
sentence
fines
discharge
What are formal non court sanctions?
cautions
conditional
cautions
penalty
notices
on the spot
fines
What are informal sanctions?
labelling
the behaviour
frowning
upon the behaviour
ignoring
the behaviour
name calling
What are norms?
social expectations
about the
proper
behavior
What are mores?
social norms
widely observed within a
particular culture
What are moral codes?
acceptable
or
good behaviour
generally
What are values?
rules
shared by most
people in a culture
usually
generational
What is crime?
an act that goes
against
the law
Actus Reus
(guilty act)
Mens Rea
(giulty mind)
results in a
court
or non court formal sanction
Eg:
Murder
- court sanction of a
custodial sentence
, mandatory life
Eg:
Speeding
- non court sanction of an on the
spot fine