Classical Criminology
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- Classical Criminology
- Enlightenment thinking
- BECCARIA
- Law should not restrict the individual
- A guarantee of rights at every stage of the CJS
- Punishment equal or less than the offence
- Seriousness of crime assessed by harm to others
- No excessive punishments
- Law should be clear and have specific punishments for offences
- Punishment must closely follow the crime
- Punishment free of corruption and prejudice
- BENTHAM
- Breaking the law because of pleasure and excitement
- Panopticon
- Punishment has to be equal or less to deter future crime
- Punishment should be negative
- Impact
- Reduction in capital punishment
- Due process CJS
- Deterrence ideals
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