Theories
People are born as criminals, and they have weird facial features.
What is the Biological Theory?
Mark is self-centered and has little regard for others emotions. Mark has this disorder.
What is the Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Parker purposely steals Braxton's wallet.
What is a crime?
Ian is the getaway driver for his friend burglarizing a home.
What is a accomplice?
The external consequence required to make an
action a crime.
What is Harm?
People fit into a stereotype, and they're known as the trouble maker, and for this reason, a person will commit a crime.
What is the Labeling Theory?
The percentage that Men are victimized by strangers.
What is 55%?
Gary lies about where he was when he misses work.
What is an unethical situation?
Sarah fails to report Raleigh getting mugged.
What is omission/negligence?
The harm must be legally forbidden
What is legality?
People commit crime because they watch others do it.
What is Behavioral Theory?
Someone who is characterized by antisocial behavior, untruthfulness, irresponsibility, and lack of remorse or empathy; an unstable and aggressive person; deemed more dangerous
What is a psychopath?
Henry cheats on all his assignments.
What is an unethical situation?
This is the person committing the crime.
What is a principal?
A statutory provision for punishment or at least the threat of punishment.
What is punishment?
This theory states that personality disorders/mental illnesses/disabilities are biologically-determined traits that react to environmental stimuli.
What is the Biosocial Theory?
The percentage that females are victimized by people they know.
What is 68%?
What is a violation?
Rachel and Kim meet up and plan to kill their brother.
What is conspiracy?
The criminal act must lead directly to the harm without a long delay.
What is causation?
People commit crime, because the benefits outweigh the risk.
What is the Rational Choice Theory?
The percentage or fraction of repeated offenders.
What is 2/3?
What is a crime?
Jake pays Joe to kill his neighbor.
What is solicitation?
The criminal conduct and the criminal intent must occur together.
What is concurrence?