Theories
What Is Sutherland's Differential Association Theory?
Crime is Learned Through Social Interactions
What Does DAT Stand For You?
Differential Association Theory
Level Of Analysis and Model Of Law
Level Of Analysis- Macro Level
Model Of Law- Consensus
Durkheim's Model Of Law
Clear and shared sense of right and wrong on the issue, despite resolution, social control.
Primary Vs Secondary Deviance
Primary- Initial Behavior
Secondary- Violates societal norms because society has labeled the person deviant
Labeling Theory
Behavior Influenced By Label or Title
According To DAT Crime Is...
Learned
What Is The Research Question Merton Asks?
Why Does The U.S Have Such A High Crime Rate?
Karl Marx Model Of Law
Capital vs. labor, bourgeoisie vs. proletariat and behavior is relative; crime is a tool to control other classes.
Innovator
Routine Activities Perspective
Theory Of Victimization
Favorable Vs Unfavorable Crime
Favorable- Fun and Risky, not likely to get caught
Unfavorable- risky, morally wrong
Crime is...
Group Conflict Model Of Law
Pluralism, not just rich vs. poor. Law reflects conflict between groups, and power shapes law.
Crimes Of Accomadation
Predatory/Street Crime
Sociological Theory
What Happens In a Society and Why People React The Way They Do
Level Of Analysis & Model Of Law
Level Of Analysis- Micro
Model Of Law- Group Conflict
What Are The Five Modes Of Adaptation?
Conformity, Ritualism, Innovation, Retreatism, and Rebellion.
Consensus Model Of Law
Society Has An Agreed Understanding On Right and Wrong.
Crimes Of Resistence
Acts Of Rebellion
Quinneys Conflict Theory
Theory To Control The Working Class
Tannenbaum’s Dramatization Of Evil
No Behavior Is Deviant Until Dramatized/Labeled To Be Deviant
Critiques
1.Theory Does Not Say How We Pick Adaptation
2. Money Is Not Everything
Class Conflict And The Two Groups
Law is not about consensus but about conflict between two groups. Bourgeoisie and proletariat.
Bourgeoisie people are..
Rich, non-working Class