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1[blank_start]Legalistic[blank_end] perspective of crime shows a violation of criminal laws of a [blank_start]federal[blank_end], [blank_start]provincial[blank_end], and [blank_start]local[blank_end] jurisdictions. They [blank_start]yield moral high ground[blank_end] to [blank_start]powerful people[blank_end] to influence laws. Laws are a form of [blank_start]social products[blank_end].
- ALegalistic
- Bfederal
- Cprovincial
- Dlocal
- Eyield moral high ground
- Fpowerful people
- Gsocial products
2[blank_start]Political[blank_end] perspective of crime shows that crime is a result of criteria [blank_start]built into law by powerful groups[blank_end]. [blank_start]Undesirable behaviour[blank_end] being illegal. Laws do not have a relationship between [blank_start]right and wrong[blank_end].
- APolitical
- Bbuilt into law by powerful groups
- CUndesirable behaviour
- Dright and wrong
3[blank_start]Sociological[blank_end] perspective of crime is [blank_start]anti-social[blank_end] and necessary to [blank_start]repress[blank_end] in order to [blank_start]preserve society[blank_end] according to [blank_start]Fattah[blank_end]. [blank_start]Classen[blank_end] says that crime is an [blank_start]offence against human relationships[blank_end] first, then [blank_start]violation of the law[blank_end].
- ASociological
- Banti-social
- Crepress
- Dpreserve society
- EFattah
- FClassen
- Goffence against human relationships
- Hviolation of the law
4[blank_start]Psychological[blank_end] perspective of crime is that it is a [blank_start]problem behaviour[blank_end] and form of [blank_start]social maladjustment[blank_end]. This incorporates [blank_start]difficulty[blank_end] in living within an [blank_start]acceptable[blank_end] society.
- APsychological
- Bproblem behaviour
- Csocial maladjustment
- Ddifficulty
- Eacceptable
5[blank_start]Consensus[blank_end] perspective on what should be criminal is based on [blank_start]one[blank_end] perspective. Laws should be enacted in order to [blank_start]criminalize behaviour[blank_end]. [blank_start]Core values[blank_end] exist, laws serve [blank_start]equally[blank_end] and reflect [blank_start]collective will[blank_end].
- AConsensus
- Bone
- Ccriminalize behaviour
- DCore values
- Eequally
- Fcollective will
6[blank_start]Pluralist[blank_end] perspective on what should be criminal is on [blank_start]multiple values and beliefs[blank_end]. Law should [blank_start]dispute resolution[blank_end]. This involves a [blank_start]diverse society[blank_end], [blank_start]own values[blank_end], and law is the [blank_start]best interest of society[blank_end].
- APluralist
- Bmultiple values and beliefs
- Cdispute resolution
- Ddiverse society
- Eown values
- Fbest interest of society
7[blank_start]Conflict[blank_end] perspective on what should be criminal is based on that conflict is an [blank_start]aspect of life[blank_end] and never [blank_start]fully resolved[blank_end]. Each group has a [blank_start]different definition of right and wrong[blank_end]. Law is a [blank_start]tool of power[blank_end].
- AConflict
- Baspect of life
- Cfully resolved
- Ddifferent definition of right and wrong
- Etool of power
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- Quiz on crim, created by Demi Imeri on 14/04/2019.
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