Across
- 2. is the violation of norms that a society agrees upon.
- 4. ask why people commit crimes, and classicist ask what keeps people from committing them
- 8. is a measure that prevents a person from doing something because of fear of the
- 10. shame is a permanent label given to an offender
- 12. theory argues that criminal cannot resist temptations that surround them.
- 13. Minimus are fixed sentences for specific crimes
- 14. deviance is the initial deviant act itself.
Down
- 1. shaming is an effort to bring an offender back into the community after punishment.
- 3. is the violation of norms that have been written into law.
- 5. a deliberate effort to attach a negative meaning to behavior.
- 6. deterrence is a measure that changes the attitude of individuals, who have already violated the law and have been punished, by causing them never to commit a crime again.
- 7. are official police statistics for reported crimes gathered from police reports and paperwork
- 9. crime refers to many different types of criminal acts, such as burglary, rape, and assault.
- 11. deviance refers to the psychological reorientation that occurs when the system catches a person and labels him or her as a deviant.