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KEY Concepts - DETAILS TO REMEBER

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Introduction to Criminology (CRM1300)

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KEY CONCEPTS

Crime; general trends _What Criminologists do  _Different criminological perspectives/theories  _Different definitions of crime  _Crime and the media  _Hagan’s Typology of Crime model  _Sociological views of crime  _Disciplinary Perspectives  _Laws: criminal, civil, Criminal Code  _Social Control  Key Concepts (Not limited to) _Victimology and victimization: explanations, commo n patterns, costs _National Crime Victimization Survey/ Internationa l Crime Victims Survey _Self-report studies  _Research Methods: types, their strengths, their limitatio ns _Crime statistics and crime rates  _Measuring Crime (UCR, NCVS; variables)  _Dark figure crime  _Sample attrition

O Formal and informal measures _Interactionist theory  _Conflict theory  _Labelling theory  _Legal distinctions  o Mala in se, mala prohibita o Actus reus, mens rea, _Historical context of legal systems  _Restorative Justice  _State: Definition and typologies  _Crime and the media: accuracy, sociological effects  _Concept of “power”  _Concept of “risk”  _Critical race theory  _Indicators of crime  _Correlations of crime  _Inchoate crimes  _NCRMD 

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KEY Concepts - DETAILS TO REMEBER

Course: Introduction to Criminology (CRM1300)

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CLASS NOTES
KEY CONCEPTS
Crime; general trends
_What Criminologists do
_Different criminological perspectives/theories
_Different definitions of crime
_Crime and the media
_Hagan’s Typology of Crime model
_Sociological views of crime
_Disciplinary Perspectives
_Laws: criminal, civil, Criminal Code
_Social Control
Key Concepts
(Not limited to)
_Victimology and victimization: explanations, common patterns, costs
_National Crime Victimization Survey/ International Crime Victims Survey
_Self-report studies
_Research Methods: types, their strengths, their limitations
_Crime statistics and crime rates
_Measuring Crime (UCR, NCVS; variables)
_Dark figure crime
_Sample attrition
O Formal and informal measures
_Interactionist theory
_Conflict theory
_Labelling theory
_Legal distinctions
o Mala in se, mala prohibita
o Actus reus, mens rea,
_Historical context of legal systems
_Restorative Justice
_State: Definition and typologies
_Crime and the media: accuracy, sociological effects
_Concept of “power”
_Concept of “risk”
_Critical race theory
_Indicators of crime
_Correlations of crime
_Inchoate crimes
_NCRMD