CC100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 45: Critical Criminology, Due Process, Conflict Theories
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1 of 2 written (5 marks) (6. 7%: myths. Not going to test which theorists created the theory: don"t decided your answer based on if they match. Check to see if something is connected to another question there are hints. Specific names of theorists (unless indicated: exception is if the theory is named after the person. Objectivist & subjectivist approaches (consensus & conflict approaches) General tenet of theories (obj/dub can help: what they are talking about. Definitions of concepts & how applied (example) Criticisms of theories & policy implications: know what theories are about and concepts related to it. Crime & the law: criminology (as academic discipline) (pg. 7-8: link deviance & crime, crime & deviance (pg. 11-13, box 1. 2: due process vs. crime control, hagan"s pyramid, elements of a crime (legal) components of crime (pg. 57-58: criminal law (indictable & summary crimes) (pg. 52-53: what is each model, legal defences (pg.
