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Defining Crime & Deviance Flashcards

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Crime

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Usually assoc w/ behav that breaks the formal written laws of a given Soc
punishment of crime likely to = m serious than punishment of deviance
Dif crimes & dif laws treated dif

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Deviance

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To move away from a set of standards in Soc = m gen than crime & often not controlled legally
Not always negative = behav that violates standard of conduct / expectations of a group / soc - Wickman (1991)

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Examples of Crime & Deviance

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Speeding = crime
Murder = crime & deviant

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Crime & Deviance = Socially Constructed

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Both = cul determined - what crime is varies less than what = deviant
Foucault wrote about how the definitions of crim dev, sexual dev & madness have changed throughout history eg 100 yrs ago = dev for women to wear trousers - changes w/ time & place as norms & Soc expectations change

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Plummer (1979)

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The same act can be dev/ not depending on situ
What is dev for groups = conformity for others - sub culs have dif norms to mainstream Soc

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Societal Deviance

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Means acts which are seen as dev by most of Soc in most situs
Eg swearing at auth figures- head master, random acts of extreme violence, child abuse

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Situational Deviance

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Means acts can be dev / normal depending on circumstances
Eg being naked ok at home not on high street, bikini ok at beach not at work

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Social Order & Social Control

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by def m behav isn’t crim / dev - soc order & control create consensus on how to behave - ppl = soc to believe norms
some norms become 2nd nature - other we conciously think about - red light
sanctions are rewards & punishments & reinforce norms

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Postive Sanctions

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reward ppl for conforming to norm

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Negative Sanctions

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punish ppl for dev from norm

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Formal Sanctions

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carried out by official agency

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Informal Sanctions

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carried out by public

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Positive Formal Sanctions

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medal for bravery in armed forces
cup for winning sports final

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Positive Informal Sanctions

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pat on the back
well done for good behav

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Negative Formal Sanctions

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fine for speeding
yellow card from referee

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Negative Informal Sanctions

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delib ignoring someone
telling off for bad behav