ARTICLE REVIEW

Article review: Persistent versus Late Onset among Female Offenders

Article review: Persistent versus Late Onset among Female Offenders

Introduction

Crime is an assault on the public interest and an assault on the state and public order more than the individual and here resort to the courts is also an attack on society than an assault on private interest, the state protects the funds and people's lives and community intervenes and determines the types of crimes (according to its concept of modern) Power is punished, not the individual to the contrary in the past the individual takes his own right but this is born of chaos in society.

Punishment is the power of the state and society and must be specified before the punishment of crimes and acts and this is what we call the law sanctions the death rate of the criminal law as we call for the largest proportion of a felony (Hirschi, 1969).

Thesis statement

The review of an article showing is there significant differences between persistent and late onset offenders.

Theory of Crime

The crime does not imply individual responsibility and in our society, but an act committed by the intervention powers of evil that are the real cause of all disorder.

The two most important finding discussed throughout the article is on the general theory of crime and the social bonding theory and its aspects.

General Theory of Crime

The basis of the classical theory of criminology was leaning on the theory the social contract, arguing that free men gathered in company under a series of agreements that guaranteed order and coexistence. It is in relation to this consensus, which proposed the punishment of behaviors that were harmful or dangerous to the social body, and the reward of those who somehow contributed to the maintenance of equilibrium. Thus, establishing a typology of that behavior considered as deviations that made ??possible to classify an individual as a criminal.

Criminal and delinquent society's fault their crimes and the criminals and the criminals and then punish for damage, in most cases, the same company the induced commit. A crime is what society chooses to define as such. Something that can be considered a crime in one society may not be in another.

Structure of the Crime

The article also discuses about the usual definition of crime (typical action, unlawful and culpable) have structured the theory of crime, accounting for each of the elements of it a chapter in it. This divides the general theory: action or behaviour, criminality, unlawfulness, culpability and criminality). However, although there is some agreement on that definition, not all attributed the same content. This is particularly discussed relations between its various elements and components of each.

The criminal phenomenon has been changing to the extent that the world has evolved. Similarly, criminology as a field of knowledge has shown the different aspects of evolution in explaining and understanding of crime. From the mindset and physiognomy, through the sociological and ecological, crime has been regarded as an inevitable, integral part of society, and even ...