-- 4Criminal prosecution-- 5General elements of an offence-- 6Participation and inchoates crimes-- 7

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/ Nick Tilley, Graham Farrell, and Ronald V. Clarke -- 6. Distributive Justice And The Crime Drop

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factors. / R. Barry Ruback / Jennifer N. Shaffer -- 6.Age, Criminal Victimization, and Offending: Changing

biosocial perspectives of criminal behavior -- 6. Psychological / trait theories of crime -- 7. Social

origin / Guglielmo Ferrero -- 5.Causes of criminal behavior / Enrico Ferri -- 6.The condition of the

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. 6. Markets, consumption, and crime

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theories / Robert Agnew and Timothy Brezina -- 6. Control theories / Ray Paternoster and Ronet Bachman -- 7

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crime and justice--Pt. 4 Measurement and research in criminology--Pt. 5 Types of crime--Pt. 6

criminal -- 6. Crime, politics and welfare -- 7. Criminal victimization, politics and welfare -- 8

's sister: men's relationships with women and families; 6. Is it smart or just a punk ass move

-- 6.2. Gun control -- 6.3. The right to bear arms -- 6.4. Deterrence -- 6.5. Model -- 6.6. Statistics

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Criminality -- 6. Criminology and Social Policy -- 7. Blurring the Boundaries: Power, Protest and Pleasure

. Theories Related to Physical Appearance -- Ch. 5. Theories Related to Intelligence -- Ch. 6. Biological

Formidable Challenge of Measuring Crime -- 5. The Criminal: Conventional and Unconventional Views -- 6. The