SOCIAL RESPONSIBILTY FOR DEVIANT CONDUCT AND PENITENTIARY CONDITIONS
Criminologists, sociologists and psychologists have studied underlying causes of crime
since a long time but there are still not universally agreed-upon reasons. Most criminal research show that guilty people have always a complicated psychology. Social factors and internal factors both determine a criminal's conduct, and this complicity makes us to question those factors and thus want to find out who is primarily responsible for people being behind bars and for the conditions they are corrected in.
Although we are often told that social factors are no excuse for committing crime, it is apparent that society bears the primary responsibility for criminal conducts and penitentiary conditions because society plays the most important role in shaping an individual's character and social demand is the barometer of the criminal justice system. Therefore, it certainly does not follow, as many in government would have us believe, that crime is unrelated to society since human are to be seen as social beings.
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Adult Criminal Justice System
This is a chart showing trends in the expenditures...Position in social life, family life, relationships between friends and ability to share feelings inside are the common factors forming a person's identity. Some social groups are obviously more conducive to crime because of the social environment they live in. And having looked at the family lives of criminals, it can be concluded that, the tendency to crime usually begins in a broken family which can be generated in different ways such as death, separation and divorce. On the other hand, the main determinant of delinquent behavior is doubtlessly economic status. Criminal research show that criminal activity increases with unemployment and poverty. This demonstrates that crime is affected by the experience of recession and that changing pressures and opportunities alter the character and distribution of deviance as well as increasing its incidence. In 1955, Sainsbury...