Introduction to Criminology

Marvin Wolfgang

Marcus Felson

Jack Katz

Ronald V. Clarke

Fear that the crime is not important enough to report

Fear of the perpetrator

Fear of participation in the criminal justice system

Shame

Brown v. Board of Education

Buck v. Bell

Boston v. United States

Becker v. New York

money laundering

computer crime

destruction of cultural property

illicit drug trafficking

Crime-control model

Due process model

Interactionist model

Administrative model

Social control

Neoclassical

Labeling

Conflict

Fingerprint examiner

Polygraph operator

Forensics examiner

Correctional officer

Reckless

Merton

Hirschi

Pepinski

Conformity

Laws

Relative

Civil or tort

Crimes that involved no victims other than society

Crimes that ran contrary to the social order

Crimes that injured citizens or their property

Crimes that threatened the security of the state