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OCCASIONAL CRIMINALS
The occasional criminal only performs the act if the opportunity or necessity occurs in his/her routine of daily life
Those whose criminal acts were due to external circumstances and who were driven to commit crimes because of a special passion.
They commit those crimes and offences which do not indicate natural criminality, or else crimes and offences against person or property, but under personal and social conditions altogether different from those in which they are committed by born and habitual criminals.
Most crime committed by immature whose acts are unskilled, and unplanned.
Occasional criminals normally commit economic crimes
Example:
Mr. Qasim thought of himself as a moral man. But opportunity makes a thief, and with the safe unguarded
he had the opportunity to steal thousands of dollars undetected someone is walking by a car & it happens to be unlocked & the person notices they might take their car stereo, etc.
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Criminology lectures by Educate Pakistan
CSS criminology syllabus
Basic concepts used in understanding crime
Understanding criminology ( part 1)
Understanding criminology (part 2)
Crime and criminals
crime and criminals part 2
Theoretical perspective
Biological theories of crime
Psychological theories of crime
Sociological theory of crime
Social disorganization theory of crime
Social control theory of crime
Strain theory
Criminology lectures by Educate Pakistan
CSS criminology syllabus
Basic concepts used in understanding crime
Understanding criminology ( part 1)
Understanding criminology (part 2)
Crime and criminals
crime and criminals part 2
Theoretical perspective
Biological theories of crime
Psychological theories of crime
Sociological theory of crime
Social disorganization theory of crime
Social control theory of crime
Strain theory
The occasional criminal only performs the act if the opportunity or necessity occurs in his/her routine of daily life
Those whose criminal acts were due to external circumstances and who were driven to commit crimes because of a special passion.
They commit those crimes and offences which do not indicate natural criminality, or else crimes and offences against person or property, but under personal and social conditions altogether different from those in which they are committed by born and habitual criminals.
Most crime committed by immature whose acts are unskilled, and unplanned.
Occasional criminals normally commit economic crimes
Example:
Mr. Qasim thought of himself as a moral man. But opportunity makes a thief, and with the safe unguarded
he had the opportunity to steal thousands of dollars undetected someone is walking by a car & it happens to be unlocked & the person notices they might take their car stereo, etc.
@educatepakistan318
Criminology lectures by Educate Pakistan
CSS criminology syllabus
Basic concepts used in understanding crime
Understanding criminology ( part 1)
Understanding criminology (part 2)
Crime and criminals
crime and criminals part 2
Theoretical perspective
Biological theories of crime
Psychological theories of crime
Sociological theory of crime
Social disorganization theory of crime
Social control theory of crime
Strain theory
Criminology lectures by Educate Pakistan
CSS criminology syllabus
Basic concepts used in understanding crime
Understanding criminology ( part 1)
Understanding criminology (part 2)
Crime and criminals
crime and criminals part 2
Theoretical perspective
Biological theories of crime
Psychological theories of crime
Sociological theory of crime
Social disorganization theory of crime
Social control theory of crime
Strain theory
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