Law

Explains status frustration as a cause of crime and focuses on working class boys. Shows why people join subcultures and the ways they react to status frustration.

Explains crime through zonal hypothesis and looks into why some areas are more criminogenic than others. Also looks at the social and geographical distribution of crime and delinquency.

Explains how merton sees crime in society and the causes of it. Explored the American dream, anomie, deviance, cultural goals v means and also modes of adaptation.

Explaining Durkeims view on crime in society, why it's necessary. Detailed information about mechanical & organic societies and definition of anomie.

Learning theories by pavlov and skinner explained in detail, outlines the ins and outs of classical and operant conditioning.

Introduction to social learning theory & phases of learning by Bandura

Introduction to Criminology and Law.

exam notes for first years

Computer fraud is said to have so many varieties that it defies definition. Select three forms of computer fraud; describe how these frauds are conducted and how they might be prosecuted in the UK. Marks are awarded for: • Demonstration of awareness of varieties of computer fraud • Knowledge of relationship of computer fraud to relevant legislation • Ability to critically assess the effectiveness of relevant legislation in the prosecution of computer fraud