Crim Quiz 5

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Across
  1. 4. theory that believed unethical culture and normalization of deviance
  2. 7. rich and powerful social class
  3. 15. "All the toxic waste we dumped in the river didn’t cause that much harm” is denial of
  4. 16. creator of theory that said conflict was btw the gov and its citizens, and what was criminalized depending on the cultural and social norms at the time
  5. 18. corporated crime occurs because of gov failure to regulate
  6. 20. This early conflict theorist developed the first theory of crime rooted in Marxism, arguing that capitalism encouraged extreme selfishness and individualism
  7. 21. crime by powerful and corporate executives
  8. 23. values and attitudes towards actions
  9. 25. most likely to have conflict (tusk)
  10. 26. "thats how everyone conducts business" is denial of ___
  11. 29. theorist that believed crime is not objective and those who are labeled criminals are those who interfered with the ruling class
  12. 33. social context of conflict theory
  13. 38. cost of WCC might be ____ than cost of street crime
  14. 40. crime represents a ___ choice and is consistent with social class
  15. 42. artificially inflating price of consumer products
  16. 43. ppl who made 3 types of WCC costs
  17. 44. collaboration btw gov and corporation
  18. 47. does the subject belong in a group
  19. 48. after switching to the marxism perspective, chambliss believed that ___ caused crime and the ruling class faced no repercussions for actions
  20. 49. least likely to have conflict (tusk)
  21. 50. theft from employers, customers, or investors
  22. 51. theorist that connected DAT to WCC
Down
  1. 1. theorist that believed societies are highly stratified, and the upper class create norms based on their beliefs and the lower class faces the legal persecution
  2. 2. "Other companies do worse" is
  3. 3. ruling class and government work together to produce beneficial results for both parties
  4. 5. knowingly selling bad products or knowingly exposing workers to dangerous conditions
  5. 6. actual actions
  6. 8. punishment by criminal justice system
  7. 9. moral character and likelihood of committing WCC have a ___ relationship
  8. 10. book that outlined structural and instrumental marxism
  9. 11. perceived benefits of WCC far outweigh costs
  10. 12. corporation hired by gov to engage in criminal behavior
  11. 13. working class
  12. 14. theory that believed crime is a result of struggle between classes
  13. 17. vulnerable targets and absence of capable guardian are ___
  14. 19. corporate culture that promotes violation of law
  15. 22. theory that says corporate strain compels ppl to use illegal means
  16. 24. "I only defraud the rich and greedy" is denial of
  17. 27. corporate culture instills disregard for risk in employees (profit more important)
  18. 28. is the subject able to conceal intentions of defying control
  19. 30. damage to public image and reputation
  20. 31. gov is puppet for ruling class
  21. 32. first theory to view crime as a social construct
  22. 34. price fixing and embezzlement schemes
  23. 35. according to tusk crime occurs most when there are high levels of ___ btw cultural and social norms
  24. 36. hating yourself for what you did (doesn't happen often)
  25. 37. first conflict theorist that believed workers must revolt against the powerful and conflict is only eliminated by the destruction of capitalism
  26. 39. factors in decision to offend is a ____ perspective
  27. 41. sociologist who viewed conflict as an integral part of society and believed that those in power determined what should or shouldn't be criminalized
  28. 43. 2 components of white collar crime (sutherland)
  29. 45. relationship between wealth inequality and government effort to criminalize working class behavior
  30. 46. Despite having an important influence on criminologists’ view of the law, conflict theories had little influence on criminal justice ____