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Lecture 8: Classical theory , Deterrence theory , Rational Choice theory , Routine Activities theory I. Classical theory II. Modern Deterrence theory III. Rational Choice theory IV. Routine Activities theory 1. Part I: Classical Criminology and the Deterrence Doctrine Beccaria believed people want to achieve pleasure and avoid pain. Crime provides some pleasure, thus to deter crime one must administer some pain. Cesare Beccaria, 1738-1794. 2. Jeremy Bentham (1748-1833). British philosopher who helped popularize Beccaria's views. Believed that punishments are harmful, thus these must promise to prevent more evil than they create. 3. Beccaria's Desire to End Cruel Punishment 4. Classical Criminology Decisions to violate the law are weighed against possible punishments. To deter crime, the pain of punishment must outweigh the benefit of illegal gain.
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