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Lecture notes - Explaining crime with key statistics(Crime, gender, ethnicity and sexual orientation)

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This document contains some lecture notes in the 11th week of this module "Explaining crime". This document in particular talks about how prejudiced our Justice system can be and what those groups are, which are supported by a number of statistics.

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Week 11 - Explaining crime

Crime, Gender, ethnicity and sexual orientation:

Postmodernism:

- Jock Young - Sees society as characterised by complex, global, capitalist
economies.
- Shift support from state support and welfare.

Postmodern criminology is the rejection of modern criminology.

Classical criminology - People have free will, they are the one that makes the
choice to commit a crime.

Modern criminology - Not everyone is completely to blame.

Marginalised voices in criminology:

- Criminology - continues to be a masculine and western dominated discipline.
- Limited views and perspectives from other ethnicities, LGBTQIA

Female crime:

- In 2019 the most common offence that women were prosecuted for was TV
licence evasion.
- Does not mean women can't commit violent crimes.

Lombroso:

Most women are “incapable” of deviant acts. - Biologically, physically and
intellectually.

Women are seen as more like, weak and passive. - “less evolved than men”

Criminal women are dysfunctional biologically - Lacked maternal statistics and
instincts, atavistic characteristics.

Sigmund Freud - Psychological Determinism

- Women are inferior to men - destined to be a wife and a mother.
- Women that commit crimes are acting for revenge.
- Unrequited longing - Becomes “neurotic, assuming more masculine traits”.
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