, CMY2601 Assignment 1 Semester 2 2024 (701985) - DUE 14 August
2024
1. Provide an explanation of how a high-risk disorganised family system
may lead to criminal behaviour by family members. Describe the impact of
drug-related crime on the criminal justice system.
High-Risk Disorganised Family System and Criminal Behaviour
A high-risk disorganized family system is characterized by instability, lack
of cohesion, poor communication, and inadequate supervision and support.
Such families often experience issues like financial instability, domestic
violence, substance abuse, mental health problems, and inconsistent or
inadequate parenting. The impact of these conditions on family members,
particularly children, can be profound and may lead to criminal behavior in
several ways:
1. Lack of Supervision and Guidance: In disorganized families,
parents or guardians may be unable or unwilling to provide proper
supervision and guidance. This lack of oversight can lead children to
engage in delinquent activities, as they are not taught appropriate
boundaries or moral values.
2. Exposure to Criminal Behavior: Children in these families may be
exposed to criminal behavior as a norm, either through witnessing
illegal activities or being encouraged to participate in them. This
exposure can desensitize them to the consequences of crime and
normalize such behavior.
2024
1. Provide an explanation of how a high-risk disorganised family system
may lead to criminal behaviour by family members. Describe the impact of
drug-related crime on the criminal justice system.
High-Risk Disorganised Family System and Criminal Behaviour
A high-risk disorganized family system is characterized by instability, lack
of cohesion, poor communication, and inadequate supervision and support.
Such families often experience issues like financial instability, domestic
violence, substance abuse, mental health problems, and inconsistent or
inadequate parenting. The impact of these conditions on family members,
particularly children, can be profound and may lead to criminal behavior in
several ways:
1. Lack of Supervision and Guidance: In disorganized families,
parents or guardians may be unable or unwilling to provide proper
supervision and guidance. This lack of oversight can lead children to
engage in delinquent activities, as they are not taught appropriate
boundaries or moral values.
2. Exposure to Criminal Behavior: Children in these families may be
exposed to criminal behavior as a norm, either through witnessing
illegal activities or being encouraged to participate in them. This
exposure can desensitize them to the consequences of crime and
normalize such behavior.
