Law and Politics

According to the conflict perspective, conflict between groups can be avoided through the use of the ...

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According to Willem Bonger, in capitalist societies, individuals who have power are routinely ...

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Karl Marx defined the proletariat as the haves."

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According to Karl Marx, there are two fundamental social classes within any capitalist society.

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Race is an example of an achieved characteristic.

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The conflict perspective sees laws as a tool of the disenfranchised.

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Which of the following is not a component of the Balanced and Restorative Justice Model?

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Which of the following policy proposals would probably not be expected of a modern radical criminologist?

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Which of the following is not a criticism of postmodern criminology?

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Which of the following statements is most likely to be made by a convict criminologist?

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________ feminism sees men as controlling the law and women defined as subjects.

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A demand for the elimination of the traditional attitudes about appropriate gender roles would ...

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According to ________, what makes the behavior of some people criminal is the coercive power of the ...

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Which of the following is not one of the six key elements of the conflict perspective?

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Surveillance cameras have caught prison inmates teaching other inmates how to disarm a police ...

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There are three sets of dynamic concepts that are important to the life -course perspective. Explain ...

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Thornberry's ________ theory of crime integrates social control and social learning explanations of ...

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Life-course researchers typically use longitudinal research designs that involve ________ analysis.

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The ________ component of desistance involves a reduction in the variety of offenses committed by an offender.

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________ involves a reduction in the seriousness of offending.

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Walter Grove's maturational theory sees the desistance phenomenon as a normal consequence of the ...

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An example of ________ desistance is an offender who stops committing crimes without any formal ...

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________ describes continuity in crime.

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Sampson and Laub consider the two most significant turning points to center on employment and ________.

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Laub and Sampson developed a(n) ________ theory of crime.

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