CRJ 512 CRJ Criminal Justice

CRJ 512 Week 6 - Final Paper Criminological Research Paper Week 6 - Final Paper Criminological Research Paper Offenders commit crimes for different reasons. Criminological theories attempt to explain why crimes occur. For the Final Paper, you will evaluate the theoretical study of crime and crime causation by examining the crime of an offender and applying a criminological theory discussing why the offense occurred. You must discuss both the

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CRJ 512 WEEK 6 - DISCUSSION White Collar Crime Defined WEEK 6 - DISCUSSION White Collar Crime Defined In Chapter 12 of the primary text, Siegel (2015) defines white collar crime and describes the profile of the typical white collar offender. In your initial response to this week’s discussion, definewhite collar crimeandeconomic crimein your own words, and describe the typical white collar crime offender. In ad

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CRJ 512 WEEK 5 - DISCUSSION Control Theories Versus Criminological Theories WEEK 5 - DISCUSSION Control Theories Versus Criminological Theories In Chapter 7 of the primary text, Siegel (2015) discusses social control theories, specifically Travis Hirschi’s social bonding theory (1969). Critique the distinct differences between control theories and criminological theories, critique the major components of the v

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CRJ 512 Week 5 - Assignment Social Bonding Theory Week 5 - Assignment Social Bonding Theory Travis Hirshi’s social bonding theory is a form of social control. While other criminological theories attempt to explain why crime occurs, social bonding theory explains why people conform to the norms of society and away from deviant and antisocial behaviors. Many argue the threat of punishment as being a deterrent. However, Travis Hirshi, in hi

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CRJ 512 Week 4 - DISCUSSION Degrees of Murder WEEK 4 - DISCUSSION Degrees of Murder In Chapter 10 of the primary text, Siegel discusses different forms of violent crimes; specifically, he discusses the different degrees and types of homicide (2015). After reading this chapter, discuss the different degrees of homicide and the elements needed for each degree, as well as the different murderous relationships. In add

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CRJ 512 Week 4 - Assignment Controlling Violent Crime Week 4 - Assignment Controlling Violent Crime There are many factors that can be associated with the cause of violent crime. Research suggests that some of the factors include severe mental health abnormalities, children who are consistently exposed to violence at home, firearm availability, the independent subculture of violence, and the socialization process, just to name a few. In additi

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