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Who argued that women are treated more leniently by the criminal justice system?

Pollak

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Who proposed the chivalry thesis?

Pollak

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Who argued that women are better at concealing crime?

Pollak

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Who argued that women are not sentenced more leniently for comparable crimes?

Farrington and Morris

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Who argued that serious female offenders are not treated leniently?

Box

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Who argued that women are controlled more than men in society?

Heidensohn

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Who argued that women are punished more harshly for breaking gender norms?

Heidensohn

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Who argued that women are judged on their ability to be good mothers?

Carlen

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Who developed the class deal and gender deal?

Carlen

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Who argued that the criminal justice system is patriarchal?

Smart

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Who argued that rape trials involve victim blaming?

Smart

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Who argued that women must prove respectability in rape trials?

Walklate

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Who argued that girls are socialised into passive roles?

Oakley

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Who argued that boys develop compensatory masculinity?

Parsons

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Who argued that female crime increases as women become more liberated?

Adler

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Who argued that female violence statistics are inflated by net widening?

Chesney-Lind

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Who argued that deviance is being defined up?

Jock Young

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Who argued that masculinity is something men have to accomplish?

Messerschmidt

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Who argued that crime is used as a resource to accomplish masculinity?

Messerschmidt

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Who studied postmodern masculinity and crime?

Winlow

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Who argued that men use bodily capital to gain status?

Winlow

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Who argued that crime is caused by the growth of the underclass?

Murray

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Who argued that the underclass have deviant norms and values?

Murray

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Who argued that welfare creates a culture of dependency?

Murray

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Who proposed a biological explanation of crime?

Wilson and Herrnstein

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Who argued that low intelligence is a cause of crime?

Herrnstein and Murray

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Who proposed rational choice theory?

Felson

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Who argued that crime occurs when there is a motivated offender and no guardian?

Felson

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Who developed the broken windows theory?

Wilson and Kelling

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Who argued for zero tolerance policing?

Wilson and Kelling

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Who argued that zero tolerance policing was a myth?

Jock Young

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Who developed left realism?

Jock Young

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Who argued that crime increased from the 1950s onwards?

Jock Young

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Who argued that we live in a late modern society?

Jock Young

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Who argued that relative deprivation causes crime?

Lea and Young

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Who argued that marginalisation leads to crime?

Lea and Young

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Who argued that subcultures are a response to deprivation?

Lea and Young

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Who developed the concept of relative deprivation?

Runciman

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Who argued that police need community support to reduce crime?

Kinsey Lea and Young

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Who argued that military policing alienates communities?

Kinsey Lea and Young

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Who argued that policing should focus on racism and domestic violence?

Left Realists