Conflict Theory & Deviance

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Conflict Theory & Deviance Chapter 7 Section 4 Conflict Theory & Deviance

Deviance in an Industrial Society Those in power see behavior that is a threat as deviant Those in power maintain power by determining punishments

Defending Against Deviants Criticism is deviant, challenges beliefs Those who do not work are deviant Do not threaten private property Respect authority Activities that emphasis values are encouraged

Unequal Treatment of Minorities African Americans and Latinos receive harsher punishments, even for the same crimes

The Proof African Americans 13% of population 42% of death row inmates

Why? Lack of $ to hire attorneys Victim Discounting

White-Collar Crime Crime committed by well-respected, high-status people Typically involves economic crimes Embezzlement Insider trading Tax Evasion

Slap on the Wrist Most white-collar criminals are punished less severely Probation Shorter sentences “resort” prisons

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