Criminology: Crime and criminal justice

D. Stanley Eitzen · Doug A. Timmer

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Criminal Justice and Penology Crime Patterns and Interventions Crime, Deviance, and Social Control

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CRIME, CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CRIMINOLOGY: Crime and Criminal Justice: A Sociological Perspective Theories of Crime and Criminal Justice Criminal Law The Social Organization of Official Crime Rates TYPES OF CRIME: Street Crime White-Collar Crime Victimless Crime Organized Crime Corporate Crime Political Crime THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: Policing The Criminal Courts Punishment Prisons The Crisis in Criminal Justice CONCLUSION: Controlling Crime in the 1980's Bibliography Glossary Photo Credits Index.

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