Intro To Crim Notes

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Crimin

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Latin word "Crimen" (Offense)

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Logia

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Greek Word "Logos" (Doctrine)

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Criminology

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Study of criminal behavior, its causes and consequences.

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Criminologia

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Raffaele Garofalo (Italian,1885)

Essentialy meant study of crime

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Criminologie

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Paul Topinard (French, 1887)

Contributed to Criminology from an anthropological perspective

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CRIMINOLOGY (english, late 19th century)

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Likely borrowed from Italian and French

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Criminology is the body of knowledge regarding crime as a social phenomenon

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Edwin Sutherland and Donald Cressey

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Criminology may be defined as the scientific study of crimes and its treatments.

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Mabel Agness Elliot and Merill

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Criminilogy is the study which includes all the subject matter necessary to the understanding and prevention of crimes together with the punishment and treatment of delinquents and criminals.

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Donald Taft

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Father of Modern Criminology

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Cesare Lombroso

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Atavistic Stigmata

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Physical features of creatures at an earlier stage of development.

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Responsible for comparing physical attributes of criminal and non criminal

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Charles Goring

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Rejected the doctrine of freewill and supported the position that the only way to undestand crime was to study it by scientific methods.

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Raffaele Garofalo

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Criminals were individuals deviated from the norm

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Theory of Moral Anomalies

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Probity

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Honesty and Integrity

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Pity

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Compassion for others

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The reason of crime is not completely determined by the individuals biological genes but the result of the combination of physiological genes, natural consitions, and social environment.

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Enrico Ferri