Criminology is a field rich in theoretical imagination. To an extent this diversity of theorizing reflects the disciplines immaturity and its inability to develop in a single paradigm that is so imperially superior to its competitors that it earns all allegiance of most scholars. Here we will discuss two main Criminological theories that leave a direct impact on common man.
Psychological Theories
While the public's perceptions of procedural justice and criminal justice legitimacy have several sources, one important wellspring is personal experience. Citizens who report that they were treated respectfully and courteously during a face-to-face encounter express more positive attitudes ...