One of the Suggested Outcomes of Punishment is to Deter People from Crime: A Discussion Using Classicist Criminology
Introduction The concept of punishment as a mechanism to deter individuals from committing crime has long been a central tenet of criminological thought. This ...
Using the Story of Zhenhao Zou to Critically Analyse His Criminal Behaviour Through Traditional and Critical Criminology Theories
Introduction This essay examines the criminal behaviour of Zhenhao Zou, a Chinese PhD student at University College London (UCL), who was convicted of 11 ...
Knife Crime: Disorganisation and Strain Theory – Two Policy Approaches
Introduction Knife crime remains a persistent and pressing issue in the UK, particularly in urban areas, with significant social and economic consequences. This essay ...
Create a Timeline Describing the Development of Criminology in the Contemporary Era (20th Century)
Introduction This essay aims to construct a timeline of the development of criminology during the 20th century, a period marked by significant theoretical advancements ...
Initiatives for Easing Community Tension Around Stop Searches in Sussex: Focusing on Social Media, Mainstream Media, and Recruitment
Introduction Stop and search practices by police forces in the UK have long been a contentious issue, often perceived as disproportionately targeting minority communities, ...
The Global Landscape of Law and Criminality in an Interconnected World
Introduction In an era defined by globalization, the nature of crime has evolved dramatically, extending beyond national borders and traditional policing methods. The rapid ...
Compare and Contrast Classical Approaches of Explaining Crime to Positivist Approaches of Explaining Crime
Introduction This essay aims to compare and contrast the Classical and Positivist approaches to explaining crime, two foundational perspectives in criminology. The Classical approach, ...
Exploring the Impact of Community-Based Rehabilitation on Recidivism Rates Among Female Offenders with Minor Drug Offenses
Introduction This essay examines the hypothesis that female offenders who participate in community-based rehabilitation programs, such as trauma-informed cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for mental ...
Critically Apply Interventions and Initiatives for Easing Community Tensions Surrounding BAME Stop and Search
Introduction Stop and search practices by police forces in the UK have long been a contentious issue, particularly concerning their disproportionate application to Black, ...
Crime, Free Will, and Determinism: How Much Choice Do Offenders Really Have?
Introduction The debate surrounding free will and determinism in criminology raises fundamental questions about the nature of criminal behaviour and the extent to which ...
