Tag: Criminology
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In what ways is green criminology a critical criminology?
1 In what ways is green criminology a critical criminology? 2 How is neo- liberalism affecting environmental crime? 3 Why is green criminology more about harm than about crime?
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Demonstrate the ability to apply criminological knowledge in relation to gathering and interpreting evidence.
Theories and Perspectives in Criminology This assessment is designed to enable you to demonstrate that you can: • Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of at least two criminological approaches. • Demonstrate the ability to apply criminological knowledge in relation to gathering and interpreting evidence. • Demonstrate the ability to evaluate a minimum of two key criminological…
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Could “relative deprivation” produce crime among college educated, white-collar workers?
Could “relative deprivation” produce crime among college educated, white-collar workers? Support your response with textual evidence from your readings. Textbook Criminology: The Core Larry J. Siegel, 2018 Cengage ISBN.13: 978-1-337-55771-9 • Students must use APA style citations in their writing assignments. For detailed information on how to properly cite your work, you may refer to…
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In many jurisdictions in Canada, individuals charged with certain criminal offences are offered a chance to do something like counselling or community service in exchange of having the charges dropped. Discuss whether you think such diversion programs have a positive or negative effect on crime and the overall safety of the community.
CCRM 102 – Criminology – Ryerson University Enzo Rondinelli (40% of Final Grade) Assignment #1 Length: 7 pages, not including cover page or bibliography (double-spaced, 12- point font) References: At least 5 academic and/or case law references including Canadian examples. Assignment Description The Effects of Diversion Programs In many jurisdictions in Canada, individuals charged with…
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Develop a policing and crime reduction project to tackle a crime problem of your choice in a local area of your choice
DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY Module Title: Policing and Crime Reduction Mode of Assessment: Case study (100%) Description: Develop a policing and crime reduction project to tackle a crime problem of your choice in a local area of your choice Your project should include: 1). The aims and objectives of your project 2). An analysis…
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Read the textbook “Criminology: Theories, Patterns and Typologies 13th Edition” (Chapter 11) by Larry J. Seigel and answer this question: What constitutes treason?
Read the textbook “Criminology: Theories, Patterns and Typologies 13th Edition” (Chapter 11) by Larry J. Seigel and answer this question: What constitutes treason? Include a discussion of traditional espionage and industrial espionage. Make sure to use evidence from the chapter & must be 3 paragraphs in length
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Drawing on the ideas and concepts you have encountered on the module, critically assess one contemporary issue or concern relating to crime, as represented in media coverage, public debate, or the policy area. How can criminology help to make sense of this issue?
Description Drawing on the ideas and concepts you have encountered on the module, critically assess one contemporary issue or concern relating to crime, as represented in media coverage, public debate, or the policy area. How can criminology help to make sense of this issue?
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Write a critical review on the classicist and positivist perspectives on crime and criminality. You need to show the contemporary relevance of the theoretical perspectives addressed and how they are useful to the understanding of contemporary forms of deviance, crime and crime control.
Write a critical review on the classicist and positivist perspectives on crime and criminality. You need to show the contemporary relevance of the theoretical perspectives addressed and how they are useful to the understanding of contemporary forms of deviance, crime and crime control Description To focus on the key ideas underpinning the classicist and positivist…
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In light of the 9/11 attack, should similarly motivated acts of terrorism be treated differently from other common-law violent crimes? Should terrorists be executed for their acts even if no one is killed during their attack?
Description In light of the 9/11 attack, should similarly motivated acts of terrorism be treated differently from other common-law violent crimes? Should terrorists be executed for their acts even if no one is killed during their attack? Support your response with textual evidence from your readings. Criminology: The Core 7th Edition, 2019 ISBN (U.S.): 9781337557719…
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Explain the biological and psychological theories of criminal behavior.
Course Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this course, students should be able to: 1. Analyze the concepts of crime, criminal law, and criminology. 2. Determine how crime data are used in criminology. 3. Explain the biological and psychological theories of criminal behavior. 4. Evaluate the social structure and process approach used in criminal behavior theories.…