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crime may form part of a
criminal organization's 'tools' used to
achieve criminogenic goals (for example, its threatening, authoritative, coercive, terror-inducing...
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themselves are
often attacked as well,
critiqued for
being overwhelmingly criminogenic and
perpetuating m****
surveillance and a
permanent state of imprisonment...
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immediate and
structural social environment gives rise to
crime and
criminogenic conditions.
William Chambliss and
Robert Seidman explain that "the shape...
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Specialty courts designed to
address offenders'
criminogenic needs...
- involvement." Miller's theory, as it is
often referred to,
views these criminogenic influences as a
learned part of the lower-class
subculture values. In...
- 2014-04-28.
Ronald V.
Clarke and
Graeme R.
Newman (2005). "Modifying
Criminogenic Products: What Role for the Government?".
Crime Prevention Studies. 18:...
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theorized that the
cycle of slum
violence does not mean
slums are
inevitably criminogenic,
rather in some
cases it is
frustration against life in slum, and a consequence...
-
Coleman v.
Schwarzenegger courts found California's
prisons have
become criminogenic as a
result of
prison overcrowding. In 2005, the U.S.
Supreme Court case...
- non-custodial sanctions,
incarceration appears to have a null or
mildly criminogenic effect on ****ure
criminal behavior.” This
means that
while house arrest...
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little has been done to
attempt an
adequate ****essment of
supposedly criminogenic subcultural values, and
several studies conducted in the late 1970s claimed...
