Social distribution of crime and deviance by factors

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1. What part does Social class play in crime and who says this?

  • Reiner - Working class in prisons more, m/c commit white collar crime, w/c commit burglary and street crime
  • Reiner - Middle class in prisons more, w/c white collar crime, m/c burglary and street crime
  • Nothing
  • Reiner Braun - Soldiors...no warriors...no both...no Berty...NO!!!!!
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2. What type of crimes do the genders commit?

  • Men dominate all offences, women do theft (shoplifting), rapid rise in female violence (still less than men)
  • Women dominate all offences, men do theft (shoplifting), rapid rise in male violence (still less than Women)
  • The same types of crime - depends on social class only
  • Hanji does MAD experiements, boys do boys, girls do girls!

3. Which theory believes 'male-stream' criminology reflects inequality?

  • Misty fished Ash out a river then he broke/stole her bike!
  • Feminism - Only explains male criminality
  • Feminism - Only explains male on female violence
  • Marxism - Only explains working class criminality

4. What part does ethnicity play in crime?

  • 1/10th male prisoners and 1/5th female prisoners are African-Carribean, stopped and searched more, even though ethnic minority
  • Electric types are hackers, Fire types are arsonists, Psychic types are conmen/women, Dragon types steal gold!
  • 1/10th male prisoners and 1/5th female prisoners are Asian, stopped and searched more, even though ethnic minority
  • Nothing

5. More ethnicity stastics?

  • Fighting types commit assualts, Ghost types haunt, Dark types vandalise lamposts!
  • Black youth more likely to get ASBOs than any other ethnic minority, Fall in Asian arrests and convictions but still above National average
  • Black youth more likely to get ASBOs than any other ethnic minority, Rise in Asian arrests and convictions but still below National average
  • Asian youth more likely to get ASBOS than any other ethnic minority, Fall in Black arrests and convictions but still above National average

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