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Unit Code :He/Os/Ch/Cr/04/5/A

Theories of Crime Causation

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Explore various theories that attempt to explain the causes of criminal behavior, such as biological, psychological, sociological, and environmental factors. Analyze how these theories influence the understanding of crime and criminal behavior.

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Theories of Crime Causation: Classical Theory: Origin: Developed in the 18th century. Key Points: Assumes individuals choose to commit crimes after weighing the benefits and consequences. Focus: Emphasizes deterrence through swift and certain punishment. Biological Theory: Origin: Emerged in the 19th century. Key Points: Suggests that genetic, neurological, or physiological factors predispo...…

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Unit Syllabus 8 Topics
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Understanding the History of Criminal Justice
Theories of Crime Causation
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Components of the Criminal Justice System
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Criminal Law and Legal Procedures
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Policing and Law Enforcement
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The Judiciary and Court System
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Corrections and Rehabilitation
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Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice
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