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Journal of Mental Science, 1944
The modern usage of the word “delinquency” lacks precision, and some writers use it to connote all types of offences, however serious, and whatever the age of the offender, whilst others restrict its use to minor offences committed by children and young persons.
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The modern usage of the word “delinquency” lacks precision, and some writers use it to connote all types of offences, however serious, and whatever the age of the offender, whilst others restrict its use to minor offences committed by children and young persons.
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Delinquency and Opportunity. A Theory of Delinquent Gangs
Revue Française de Sociologie, 1961Marshall B. Clinard +2 more
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1985
The criminal law will only deal with deviant acts which have been labelled as crimes. ‘Deviancy’ is deviation from the norm (section 18.2) and is not necessarily criminal. A person may decide to live as a hermit, or they may live saintly lives within a corrupt society and seek to reform it. Such acts are likely to be deviant but not criminal.
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The criminal law will only deal with deviant acts which have been labelled as crimes. ‘Deviancy’ is deviation from the norm (section 18.2) and is not necessarily criminal. A person may decide to live as a hermit, or they may live saintly lives within a corrupt society and seek to reform it. Such acts are likely to be deviant but not criminal.
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Reported Delinquency of College Students and Delinquents
Psychological Reports, 1972J, Follman, W, Miller, E, Burg
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Society, Delinquency, and Delinquent Behavior
Social Forces, 1971Sung T. Cho, Harwin L. Voss
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