Richard Quinney was a key proponent of the Marxist perspective on crime and deviance. Quinney believed that crime, deviance, and legal systems are designed in a way that servse the interests of the capitalist and upper classes of society, while disregarding the welfare and interests of the lower classes. Quinney's main belief was that the roots of crime and deviance lie in social inequalities.
This case study examined the effect of the Columbine High School Massacre on a pretrial services unit, stating that the massacre decreased intakes into the jail, increased the proportion of persons detained for violent crimes, and made bond commissioners less willing to facilitate the release of persons arrested for violent crimes. It argues that pretrial release rates for domestic and other violence-related cases were not affected. In the case study, implications for situational criminological theory and criminal justice system policy are discussed as well.
Answer: integration and social interaction
Explanation:
Here, in this particular case Jake use is based upon <em>the integration and social interaction</em>. The Uses and gratifications theory is referred to as a way to comprehend how and why individual actively tend to seek out the specific mass media in order to satisfy and appease the specific and particular needs of the masses.
Romans didn’t really eat meat, most were actually vegetarians. The romans who did eat meat where of nobility or were wealthy so they had the money for it and they usually ate meat to show off to the world that they had the money and were opulent enough for it.
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