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Gender and criminal Justice system |
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- There is a gender bias in CJS
- Less women are send to jail comapred to men even thought the crime might be the same
- Police are morelikely to give wmoen are lighter sentence compared to men
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Offical statistics and Gender in crime and deviance |
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- Women are more likely to be discharged and given community service
- Women are more likely to be cautioned rather than sentenced after arrest
- however we have to look at the type of crime thatwomen commit is less serious compared to mens type of crime
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Sex role Theory by Parsons |
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- Suggests that socialisation is different , girls are more stictly controlled comapred to boys
- Those who are born in the lone-parent families
- Boys are likely to turn to crime and deviance because they nver had the male- figure to show them how to behave
- too much feminanity within the house hold led boys to crime and devinace because to gain their masculinity
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- Women tend to be more social bonds which keeps them away from commiting crime
- For example
- in religon more women go to church than men
- there commitment to this instituation means more commitment to the religious leader
- which means they are more involved in the events and activities that goes on in that religion
- therefore they are morelikely to confirm to rules
- the stronger the bonds the more you have to lose just like Heidsohn
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Campbell
'A crisis of musculinity'
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- There had been a dramstic change in our socity
- manufacturing indtustries have declined and Service industries have increased
- which means those who are not qualified enough to get into the service Industries will be job less
- Men are no-longer able to show their masculinity through full-time job to support family
- This leds to the crisis of musculinity
- many will turn to crime and deviant activities to maintain thier masculinity
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- Heidsohn : conformity and control
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- Stop and searching
- Criminal Justice stystem
- Labelling
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