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1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 328912788_CrimeCrime Management in Nigeria; A Sociological Analysis.

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   Dec 13, 2015 · Evaluation of human behaviour patterns in determined scenes has been a problem stud-ied in social and cognitive sciences, but now it is raised as a challenging approach to computer science...

2. lasu.edu.ng › publications › social_scienceCrime Management - Lagos State University

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   To answer this question effectively, efforts are often made to conceptualise deviance from various points of view. The commonest definition of deviance sees it as all kinds of behavioutr that violate the values of society. The fabrics of society are normally held together by the various norms and.values which guide human conducts.

3. www.researchgate.net › publication › 352292675(PDF) Theorising Nigerian Crime Problems - ResearchGate

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   Jun 10, 2016 · This comment presents an overview of criminological theories of crime and examines some contemporary crime problems in Nigeria against the backdrop of relevant theories. It also analyses...

4. nou.edu.ng › coursewarecontent › CSS 211COURSE GUIDE CSS 211 THE SOCIOLOGY OF CRIME AND DELINQUENCY

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   The basic aim of CSS 211: The Sociology of Crime and Delinquency is to expose you to criminology and security studies as well as the crime and delinquency. It covers a review of the social origins of crime, criminal law, and exposure to learning, and committing crime. It also

5. ijeeds.com.ng › assets › volCRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION: STATE OF KNOWLEDGE AND ... - IJEEDS

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   In fact, Douglas and Munn (1992) visualize the scene of crime as a reflection of differences in human interaction, behaviour characteristics and speech patterns of offenders, victims and witnesses to a crime.

6. www.researchgate.net › publication › 356074230_TheThe Nigeria Criminal Justice System and Its Effectiveness in ...

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   Dec 1, 2018 · The theory of p lanned behavior as proposed by Ajzen (1 991) stipulate that an individual’s intention to behave in a certain way is influence d by a host of factors. Behavioral intention in a

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   How does crime affect social control?

   • One of the reactions to crime is social control. It is a process that brings about conformity to society’s norms and laws. The formal social control includes efforts by the police, the courts and correctional institutions (prisons) to produce conformity to the law. These are often referred to as the criminal justice administration system.

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   How is crime viewed in terms of social structure?

   • They believed that crime is viewed in terms of the social structure. The social-structure is characterised by social-class conflict, which is the important by-product of capitalism. The scholars argued that those who have private ownership of property create social structural vantage in some members of the society.

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   When did labeling theory become a dominant sociological theory of crime?

   • Labeling theory became a dominant sociological theory of crime in the late 1960s and 1970s. The labeling theory highlights social reaction. It turns its focus on societal reactions to crime.

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   Is a 17 year old criminally responsible for an omission in Nigeria?

   • By section 30 of the Nigerian criminal code, a person under the age of 17 years is not criminally responsible for an act or omission, unless it is proved that at the time of doing the act of making the omission he had the capacity to know that he ought not to do the act or make the omission.

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   How do people learn criminal and delinquent behaviour?

   • The social structure of some communities is conducive to learning criminal and delinquent behaviour. Many delinquents are learned from older adolescents in gangs. People also learn criminal motives and techniques from the general culture, exposure to pornographic materials and interaction among inmates.

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   How does Durkheim view crime?

   • According to Durkheim crime has positive or functional consequences in the society. Crime helps prepare society for charges, so crime is normal. No society can be exempted from crime. Durkheim saw crime as a product of norms.

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8. www.iosrjournals.org › iosr-jhss › papersThe Nigeria Criminal Justice System And Its Effectiveness In ...

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   Abstract:- In the wake of seemingly normalized criminality and its unabated wave in Nigeria and the need for concerted efforts to understand its pervasiveness, this paper examines the role of the Nigeria criminal justice system (CJS) in criminal behavior control.