Youth, Crime and Delinquency: protecting children and reducing crime Martin Davis Head of Engagement Partnerships

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Youth, Crime and Delinquency: protecting children and reducing crime Martin Davis Head of Engagement Partnerships

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Structural Explanations for Delinquency

Structural Explanations for Delinquency. Defining Structural Theories. Characteristic features of structural theories Focus on rates of crime rather than why individuals commit crime Crime rates are explained in terms of the structural features of society

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Care and Crime: Manufacturing Delinquency

Care and Crime: Manufacturing Delinquency . Kath McFarlane, PhD Candidate - UNSW (Law). Brief Bio. Currently: Chief of Staff, Minister in the NSW Govt. PhD Candidate (Law) – University of NSW Member Women’s Advisory Council, NSW Corrective Services Previously:

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The Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and Crime

The Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and Crime. The Long View University of St Andrews 27 February 2004. Research team. Aims. To understand why some young people become heavily involved in crime, and why most stop To explain gender differences in offending

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LINKS BETWEEN CORPORAL PUNISHMENT, VIOLENCE, AND OTHER CRIME

LINKS BETWEEN CORPORAL PUNISHMENT, VIOLENCE, AND OTHER CRIME. Violence and Delinquency of Children Violence and Crime by Adults Violence Against Dating and Marital Partners Physical Abuse of Children Non-family Crime Homicide and War. THE MORE CORPORAL PUNISHMENT A CHILD EXPERIENCES

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Crime and Social Control. Chapter Outline. The Global Context: International Crime and Violence Sources of Crime Statistics Sociological Theories of Crime Types of Crime Demographic Patterns of Crime The Costs of Crime and Social Control

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Social Process Theories for Delinquency

Social Process Theories for Delinquency. Historical Background. These theories reached their zenith in the 1960’s Self-report studies were revealing that crime was not limited to lower class It became necessary to develop a theory that could account for middle class crime as well.

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The 5Is crime prevention framework in a youth crime context

The 5Is crime prevention framework in a youth crime context. Paul Ekblom. What’s coming up. Importance of Good Practice knowledge What’s wrong with the way we collect it Introducing the knowledge management suite that attempts to put things right

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Lesson 1

Lesson 1. Safety and Security Concerns: Criminal. CRIME RATE. Began to decrease in the early 90’s, but still remains high Crimes can be categorized in numerous ways one way is by types Street crime Victimless crime White collar crime Organized crime Domestic crime Juvenile crime

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Crime

Crime. Six Stages of committing a Crime. Crime. Conceives the idea of committing the crime. Evaluates the idea, considers if to proceed. Forms intent to go forward. Prepares to commit the crime (obtaining instruments of the crime). [Overt Acts]. Crime.

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Indigenous Crime

Indigenous Crime. The Problem The Solution. The Problem. High Concentration of Indigenous Crime Majority of this crime stems from the youth which presents social complications. This poses a threat to the community as a whole if it is not addressed properly

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Why does crime happen at certain places?

Why does crime happen at certain places?. Charlotte Gill, Ph.D. Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy, Dept of Criminology, Law & Society, Fairfax VA. Why does a crime happen?. Lack of supervision and guardianship. Informal/human No structured activities for youth

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TUDOR CRIME

TUDOR CRIME. INDUSTRIAL CRIME. MODERN CRIME. 5 minutes. WRITE DOWN WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT THE CRIMES OF EACH PERIOD AND THEIR CAUSES!. KEY CAUSES OF CRIME. KEY CAUSES OF CRIME. KEY CAUSES OF CRIME. Crime in the 16 th ,17 th and 18 th centuries L.O.

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Cyber Crime

STAY SAFE ONLINE. Cyber Crime. What is Cyber Crime?. Cyber Crime is an online or Internet-based illegal act. Bahayanya Cyber Crime…. Types of Cyber Crime. Types of Cyber Crime. Nak buat macamana ni..?. How To Prevent Cyber Crime. Protect Your Personal Information.

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Youth and Crime

Youth and Crime. Beliefs . . . . Society should concentrate on preventing crime and devoting more resources to the rehabilitation of young people who break the law.

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Crime & Delinquency

Crime & Delinquency. Index Crime Rates, 2005. Index Crime Rates. Percentage of Arrests by Sex, Age, and Race: 2005. Prison Population Rates Per 100,000 and Rank in World (January 2007).

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Crime Statistics

Crime Statistics . Their Strengths and Limitations . Crime trends since 1981. Advantages of Police Recorded Crime . Practically – available for free More detail as there are more categories of crime than with the British Crime Survey Includes crimes committed against under 16s

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Children and Crime – Guidelines for the development of an Index of Youth Crime Indicators

Willem JH Roestenburg Associate Professor: University of Johannesburg Co-Director: Afri.Yze Consult (Pty) Ltd. & A.Yze LLC (USA). Children and Crime – Guidelines for the development of an Index of Youth Crime Indicators.

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The Crime Scene

The Crime Scene. Corpus Delecti “Body of the Crime” Authorities must prove: That a crime occurred That the person charged with the crime was responsible for the crime Top reasons for committing a crime Money Revenge Emotion — love, hate, anger Source of evidence Body

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Crime in America

Crime in America. The Nature of Crime Crime on Campus Gangs and Crime Guns and the Law Substance Abuse and Crime Victims of Crime Preventing and Reporting Crime. You Decide.

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Crime Waves and Fear of Crime

Crime Waves and Fear of Crime. Class 1. Administrative. Give quiz Remember to check announcements a couple of times every week. Review. Social Construction of Crime History of Crime Behaviors that are and are not criminal change over time Relationship in the past of crime and sin

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Lesson 1 – Crime, Criminology and the Sociological Imagination

Lesson 1 – Crime, Criminology and the Sociological Imagination. Robert Wonser Introduction to Criminology Crime and Delinquency. Introduction. U.S. crime rate has declined since 1990s, but prison/jail population has increased Media distorts our knowledge about crime

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Presentation Transcript

Structural Explanations for Delinquency

Care and Crime: Manufacturing Delinquency

The Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and Crime

LINKS BETWEEN CORPORAL PUNISHMENT, VIOLENCE, AND OTHER CRIME

Chapter 4

Social Process Theories for Delinquency

The 5Is crime prevention framework in a youth crime context

Lesson 1

Crime

Indigenous Crime

Why does crime happen at certain places?

TUDOR CRIME

Cyber Crime

Youth and Crime

Crime &amp; Delinquency

Crime Statistics

Children and Crime – Guidelines for the development of an Index of Youth Crime Indicators

The Crime Scene

Crime in America

Crime Waves and Fear of Crime

Lesson 1 – Crime, Criminology and the Sociological Imagination

Crime & Delinquency