Causes of Crime
Natural Causes of Crime
The factors and precursors that are associated in whole or in part with the causes of crime are prolific and many. Many of those causes fall under one of three major categories, those being biological, sociological and psychological. Indeed, many crimes are caused in whole or in part by inherent biological attributes, external factors or a combination thereof. Crimes can be committed of a person knowing better and not caring enough to not do or stop the behavior or they can be committed from a person that is at least temporarily unable to process and realize what they are doing due to being on alcohol, an illicit street drug or prescription medication. This report will cover all of those and provide examples of each, either general or specific. While some people perhaps lean a little too heavily on crimes causing them to commit misdeeds, there are indeed causes of crime that are entirely biological and/or mental in nature and thus inform why a person commits a crime and/or continues to commit crimes.
Literature Review
A total of four scholarly journals were consulted and are cited within this report. The first of those four relates to the age of an offender and the corresponding crimes that a person of a certain age, usually those younger in age, commits during the course of their adolescence and teenage years. Indeed, they assert that age is one of the major correlates but they also note that the fleshing out and explanation of this dynamic is both complex and contradictory at times. They note that the vast majority of crimes, more than two thirds, can be reduced if the procedural justice or social learning aspects of what leads to crime among teens are dealt with before the child reaches the age of 25. They note that there was a drop of 69%, nearly seven out of ten, when those specific dimensions were addressed rather than left to flare up more and create recidivism and/or a lifetime of crime and prison stays. In...
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Many people using illicit and illegal drugs often have no impulse control and may turn violent or to another form of crime. Once an individual's mind is altered from the constant use of drugs, he or she will often steal, lie, and cheat to make the next dollar to obtain more drugs. Many people could share family related drug stories that have led to criminal activities. About 10 years ago,
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