Karl Marx
Critical Criminology
Conflict Theory
The Role of Laws
Wealth & Crime
100

What economic system does Marxism critique?



Capitalism

100

What level of analysis is Critical Criminology?

Macro-level

100

Society is in a constant state of?

Conflict

100

Laws are created and enforced to protect whose interests?


Elite interests

100

Which type of crime is treated with leniency?

White-collar crimes

200

Which social class exploits the working class?


Ruling class (bourgeoisie)

200

Why does Critical Criminology think crime happens?

Power & inequality 

200

Which class does the law reflect the interests of?

Ruling class

200

Who does the legal system often favour?

Wealthy individuals and corporations (ruling class)

200

Which type of influence reinforces the negative perception of crime done by lower-class people?

Media

300

What's the name of Karl Marx's philosophy?

Marxism

300

What does critical criminology argue about the criminal justice system?

Maintain class structure 

300

Crime arises from which two disparities?

Social and economic 

300

What activity occurs that encourages laws to align with the interests of the ruling class?



Lobbying

300

What does wealth inequality lead to?

Disproportinate criminalization of the poor

400

What term refers to the awareness and understanding of a group's social class?

Class consciousness

400

In the Martin T. Manton case, what was he convicted of?

Taking bribes in exchange for favourble decisions