Offending within a group where crime is acceptable
Deindividuation effects on group offending : the effect of salient identity and being in a group on sexual offending
... Ethical considerations Given the nature of the subject, a few remarks regarding the ethics of such a study are in order. The “sexual offences” in this study were deliberately confined to non-punishable, but ethically ...
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GANGS AND GROUP OFFENDING GUIDANCE FOR SCHOOLS
... a group is a key part of forming their sense of identity, building social skills and support ...a group is a powerful and positive part of the school ...the group progresses to causing harm, even ...
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Minority ethnic groups and crime: findings from the Offending, Crime and Justice Survey 2003
... with offending, with young males being far more likely to offend than other ...lifetime offending by age group is ...year offending and includes a discussion on the impact of age, gender and ...
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Longitudinal analysis of the Offending, Crime and Justice Survey 2003–06
... The other two categories are groups which are not usually described as ‘offenders’. Over four years, some of these respondents committed a few offences, even among the ‘law abiders’. Others committed no crimes during the ...
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Does serious offending lead to homicide?:exploring the interrelationships and sequencing of serious crime
... this group could range from those being convicted of just this one offence to those whose serious offence resides among a vast range of lesser ...serious crime in terms of it seemingly being much more ...
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Representations of sexual offending: the British press, public attitudes and desistance from crime
... from crime It is important to note the potential negative impact that punitive press reporting (and associated public attitudes) may have on the post-custody reintegration of people with sexual ...this ...
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Youth crime: an investigation into the effectiveness of general re-offending risk assessment tools
... 170 alongside research which is conducted outside of the USA and which considers girls as a discrete sub-group. Chapter three reviewed and critiqued the ‘Asset’ risk of repeat offending instrument for ...
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Assessing racial differences in offending trajectories: A life-course view of the race-crime relationship
... between offending trajectories for blacks relative to ...of group membership across all ...three offending trajectories relative to the non-offending ...this group because it did not ...
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Targeting crime prevention to reduce offending: Identifying communities that generate chronic and costly offenders
... and crime and place ...different offending patterns developed over the life ...Semi-Parametric Group-based Method (SPGM) to identify offenders on different trajectories, who differ in terms of their ...
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Acceptable Behaviour Contracts for Dorset, Poole and Bournemouth Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships
... OF ACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOUR CONTRACTS (ABCs) ABCs are not a substitute for Anti-Social Behaviour Orders (ASBOs) and should not be seen solely as a necessary precursor to an application for an ...or group of ...
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Theories of Offending
... learned within the family and peer ...and crime, some favourable and some ...to crime than unfavourable ones, the result will be that they regard criminal behaviour as ...of crime the person ...
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Does employment contribute to desistance? Offending trajectories of crime-prone men around the time of job entry
... use group-based modeling techniques to decompose the average trend into a set of trajectories representing the more commonly occurring ...in offending – understood as a signal for readiness to ...
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Changing crime mix patterns of offending over the life course:a comparative study in England & Wales and the Netherlands
... serious offending’ group. At the first transition 39% remain within this group and therefore continue with the serious and versatile ...specialist’ group and 23% move to the ‘low rate ...
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What is the nature and extent of mate crime offending against disabled people and how effective are institutional responses?
... created within society and transform them into normative expectations as to how individuals should be ...dominant group in society finds a person to be different and of a less desirable kind, then that ...
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Examining offending behaviour following receipt of a Business Crime Reduction Partnership’s place-based exclusion sanction
... the offending behaviour of those who continue to offend after receiving (i) the warning or (ii) the exclusion sanction in terms of offence type, location, and time committed? Across the four year data collection ...
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Car crime and offending behaviour: Ex offender perspectives
... The edition continues the discussion relating to identity, including gender identity, in further articles. The role of staff culture is particularly important, but often under-explored or misunderstood. In his article, ...
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Daily crime flows within a city
... gathering crime- relevant details about where people go; for what purposes; how much alcohol they drink in different places; their group sizes; and their roles as offender, target, or ...determining ...
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Wildlife Crime Penalties Review Group Report
... wildlife crime with a rifle could thus already justify the withdrawal of such a ...wildlife crime and we consider that it should also be possible for the Chief Constable to remove shotgun certificates in ...
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Wildlife Crime Penalties Review Group Report
... wildlife crime with a rifle could thus already justify the withdrawal of such a ...wildlife crime and we consider that it should also be possible for the Chief Constable to remove shotgun certificates in ...
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Young people and crime: findings from the 2006 Offending, Crime and Justice Survey
... 2006 Offending, Crime and Justice ...youth offending, anti-social behaviour and victimisation among young people aged from 10 to 25 living in private households in England and ...made, where ...
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