CRIM 101 Lecture 4: Criminology 101-lecture 4

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Criminology
• Course: CRIM 101
• Professor: Barry Cartwright

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Crime is caused by a lack of morals. Crime is caused by hanging out with the wrong crowd. Prior to the emergence of the classical school, it was generally believed that criminals were possessed by evil spirits, or demons (cartwright, heidt, boyd, 2015) Classical school emerged during enlightenment (also known as the age of reason), bracketed by english revolution of 1689 at one end, french revolution of 1789 at the other, with. Was an opponent of the death penalty, arguing that punishment should be proportional to the crime (cartwright et al. , 2015) How easy will it be? how rewarding will it be? . Emotional-power revenge or status: there is considerable debate about whether deterrence actually works, canadian studies show that close to half of all male federal offenders have previously served a federal term of imprisonment. Karyotype studies: garofalo was (at different times) a prosecutor, a magistrate, and member of the. Diseases like feeble-mindedness, homosexuality, and criminally, which could be.