Key studies Flashcards

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What is Pollarks biological study

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Women compelled to commit certain crimes du to hormones etc.
Women manipulate men to commit crime and chivalry thesis *(no evidence)

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What is Speed and Burrows in relation to Chivalry Thesis

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Male offenders 2x likely to receive a custodial sentence as female offenders - shoplifting

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What does Klein suggest about the concept of chivarly

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Racist and Classist - notion of women as ‘ladies’ which are only applicable to middle class white women (least likely to come into contact of CJS)

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What does Carlen argue about motherhood

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Role of mother is taken into account much more than a male’s role as father

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What does Heidensohn suggest about women in court

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Female offenders who conform to expectation of feminine behaviour, by crying or showing maternal love, may be treated more leniently than males

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What did Females have that influenced the CJS

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More likely to have mitigating factors e.g motherly responisbilites

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What did Females have that influenced the CJS

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More likely to have mitigating factors e.g motherly responsibilities

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What did Females have that influenced the CJS

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More likely to have mitigating factors e.g motherly responsibilities

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What did Morris find about factors

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Females more likely to be first time offenders, committed less serious form of offence (eg no violence or stole less)

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What did Chensey Lind Find

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Female crime seen to be sexualised

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What did Thomas argue about men and women

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possessing different personality traits (Biological argument) - different brains and thus have a different tendency to commit crimes

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What does Sutherland say (functionalist)

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clear gender differences in socialisation e.g girls more controlled

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What does Parsons find in NF

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Gender roles within the nuclear family. Instrumental and expressive

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What does the feminist Smart find

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Controls over girls within the family

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What did the feminist view of Carlen say

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Women who deviant more likely to be poorer e.g care backround

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What did Jackson find

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Lads and Laddettes (girls behaving deviant like boys)

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Adler on liberation theology

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Female crime on rise due to liberations as females achieve equality this leads them into more masculine behaviour.

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Critique of Adler and liberation thesis

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Stat evidence has been challenged, crime decreased and serious offences for women decreased

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What does Messerschmidt argue about Hegemonic masculinity

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how it emphasises competitive and aggression due to lack of male identity

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What is hyper masculinity

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Made by Mosher shows how poor jobless men display masculinity through toughness and violence

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What is the crisis of masculinity

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where decline in working industrial jobs leads working class men towards more violent behaviour to accomplish masculinity as traditional breadwinner role has been taken.

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What is the crisis of masculinity

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where decline in working industrial jobs leads working class men towards more violent behaviour to accomplish masculinity as traditional breadwinner role has been taken.

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What does Winlow point out about crisis of masculinity

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Where unemployment in Sunderland has left young men without role and thus violence became more significant and drug dealing. People became bouncers as a form of expression

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Contemporary example of Women in crime

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Emily Boyne (holding up shop with gun)

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Dobash and Dobash
(1979), found police officers were ‘very unlikely’ to make an arrest when the male offender had used violence against his wife, viewing this as a domestic dispute.