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Althusser - RSA and ISA
Argues that crime and punishment are part of how the ruling class maintain inequality e.g Protest and media
Chambliss- Law Enforcement and Creation
Laws mainly protect private property thus serving capitalist interests. As a result, crimes by the upper classes are often overlooked .
Pearce- Ideological Functions of Law
Some laws do appear to benefit workers but ultimately serve the needs of capitalism as they prevent rebellion and provide a false sense of fairness. e.g Grenfell Tower
Snider -Reluctance to Regulate Capital
The state avoids regulating capital b
Gordon - Criminogenic Capitalism
Suggests that the system of capitalism produces crime as it encourages competition, greed, and consumerism. This explains how crime occurs across the classes.