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In some states, the individual must be convicted of two serious felonies for the three strikes law to apply, while in others any felonies count towards the third strike. Critics of the three strike law express many strong arguments against their harsh legal statute. Our society has ultimately had an issue with the three strikes law. Some people have said that the law “destroys the flexibility of the courts and the judge, it is unjust in certain conditions, and it adds more criminals to an already crowded and expensive criminal system”
The sole purpose of ripping people off for their money by taking advantage of their poor economic status is immoral. This drives Rodion to develop a deep hatred for Alyona. In part I page seventy six; it provides details about the criminal hesitating with time and fear. This only proves one
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Sutherland’s differential association theory imputes the cause of crime to intimate social contacts and learnt behaviour (Bernard, et al., 2010 p.180). Sutherland made criminologists aware of “white collar criminals” by introducing the term and by making society aware of middle and high class criminals and crimes (Sutherland, 1983). When Sutherland originally attempted to publish his book on white collar crime the Indiana University and Dryden (who the f is Dryden?) demanded the removal of names from his book, due to possible backlash it would cause and alienation of the wealthy businesses who contributed to the university (Sutherland, 1983). His book was eventually published in 1949 without the names of companies he accused of committing criminal behaviour (Sutherland, 1983).
Should wealthy individuals be permitted to “buy” their way out of prison or bargain for a reduction in sentence? What if the individual, if allowed to remain out of custody, can continue to earn his legitimate income and therefore pay substantial restitution to the victims, but if placed in prison the victims will go uncompensated? I would rather pay a $30K fine as opposed to a year in prison because prison creates a criminal record that never goes away and in turn creates difficulty in obtaining employment, decent housing, and destroys many other opportunities. I think that in the long run that one year in prison will end up costing more than $30K in lost wages and such, so I would rather pay the fine. I think if a wealthy person has the means to pay restitution to help the family and at the same time this reduces or helps them avoid a sentence, I am ok with it.
Wednesday, January 25: An Introduction to Social Problems * ““What’s Wrong with Declaring War on Social Problems?” by Joel Best in SPR (pg. 13). * “Keyword: Power” by Steven Lukes on Blackboard Friday, January 27: Social Research – Studying Social Problems * “Doing Social Research” by W. Lawrence Neuman on Blackboard. WEEK FOUR Monday, January 30: A Brief Overview of Culture * “Components of Culture” on
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