CRM 3306 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Nonviolence, Homicide, Barkan

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Criminology
• Course: CRM 3306
• Professor: Wayne Hanniman

Document Summary

Domestic violence changes this a little bit. Gender: women are more likely to be victimized of sexual assault and men are more likely to be victimized of assault or robbery. Income the higher the income, the more chance of victimization: incomes of ,000 or more result in more break ins, better able to protect themselves as well. Martial status generally reduces victimization: often go out less, spend more time in the home, especially true if they have children, exception inter-partner violence. Increases in marriage: singles and common law partners have a high chance of victimization. Sexual orientation gays and lesbians have 2. 5 times more chance of being victimized: these are hate crimes. Race and ethnicity correlation with non-white people and property crimes. Wednesday, september 19, 2018: race and ethnicity are associated to class which is associated to more or less crime, aboriginal people are the most victimized group and that extends to incarceration as well as treatment in prison.