Chapter 9 Definitions puzzle

1. / People who assume there is a universal definition of right and wrong
5. / criminals calculate the costs and benefits of their activity
9. / fault is not an issue, there is no defense
13. / genetic factors influence criminal activity
16. / taking the law into your own hands
17. / a philosophical theory stating that positive knowledge is based on natural phenomena and their properties and relations
22. / hypothesis that if risks outweigh the benefits and punishments are certain, people will not knowingly break the law.
23. / principle where an unintended crime is an offence
24. / mental element of crime
26. / a reaction against or a retreat from the regulatory social controls of society
27. / either summary of indictable, chosen by court
28. / following or pursuing persistently.
29. / serious criminal violations
30. / reason behind intent
31. / mental purpose of accomplishment
32. / careless behaviour
33. / theory arguing that poor communities are more likely to condone criminal activity

2. / Theory arguing that criminal activity is more likely in a capitalist society
3. offences / minor criminal violations
4. / the government is a second father figure to society
6. / one can be responsible without fault
7. / genetic defects and neurological dysfunctions are related to criminal behaviour
8. / accused chooses to avoid consequences of a potential crime
10. / goal of commtting an act
11. / theory that states that nature is more influential than nurture
12. / Idea that people commit crimes through desperation
14. / the doctrine that actions are right if they are useful or for the benefit of a majority.
15. / study of nature and means of crime
18. / state of mind
19. / defense that accused acted as any reasonable person would
20. / physical aspect of cirme
21. / violations that arent necessarily crimes
25. / measure of comparison of what a reasonable person would do