CRIMINAL ACTIVITY

Criminal Activity

The theories of victimization

The first theory of victimization encompasses of the idea that the economic upheaval, as well as, backwardness of an individual, in the scale of social and moral stances, it is far easier to determine that the deprivation of economic resources cause tendency in a criminal to commit crime and get into anti-law actions. One of the real-life incidences discussed as under could be depicted as a major example. For instance,

O'Brian was a young graduate brought up by his single mother. His father refused to accept the child, and therefore, the livelihood of this boy had ...