Patterns of Crime Simplified

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Class: Typical criminal is working class 5
* Murray
* Clarke
* Lea and Young
* Merton
* Albert Cohen
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Class: Working classes are just policed more harshly 1
* Cicourel
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Class: Wealthy offend but are not caught 3
* Snider
* Chambliss
* Hughes and Langan
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Class: All social classes offend 1
* Gordon
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Gender: Typical criminal is male 5
* Murray
* Wilson and Kelling
* Albert Cohen
* Heidensohn
* Winlow
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Gender: Men are just policed more harshly 1
* Cicourel
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Gender: Women offend more today 2
* Adler
* Archer
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Ethnicity: Typical criminal is of ethnic minority 4
* Murray
* Lea and Young
* Merton
* Albert Cohen
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Ethnicity: Ethnic minorities are just policed more harshly 5
* Becker
* Cicourel
* Hudson and Bramhall
* Phillips and Bowling
* Hall et al
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Age: Typical criminal is a young person 7
* Murray
* Lea and Young
* Cicourel
* Merton
* Albert Cohen
* Phil Cohen
* Brake
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Age: Not all young people offend 3
* McRobbie
* Eisenstadt
* Parsons
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Age: Youth deviance is exaggerated 3
* Stan Cohen
* Jock Young
* Fawbert
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Age: The view that the adults offend but are not caught when it’s through high status jobs 2
* Snider
* Hughes and Langan
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Measuring Crime 5
* Cicourel
* Wally
* Hughes and Langan
* Kinsey, Lea and Young

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* Realists