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Critical Criminology, Penology and Victim ology Semester-9th

[8 Sessions] Unit-1: 1.1 

Critical Criminology. Criminology and Criminal Law- Definition,  Nature and Scope. Author: Sutherland, Cressey: Principles of  Criminology, Sixth Edition. [page no.3 to 23]

1.2 

Theories related to the nature of criminal law. Author: Sutherland, Cressey: Principles of  Criminology. [page no.5 to 11]

1.3 

The Difference of Crime. Author: Sutherland, Cressey: Principles of  Criminology. [page no. 10 to 14]

1.4 

1.5 

Methods of studying crime. Author: Sutherland, Cressey: Principles of  Criminology. [page no. 62 to 71] Approaches to criminology. Author: Ahmad Siddique: Criminology, Fifth Edition[page no. 20 to 31] and [page no. 76 to 119].

 

[8 sessions]

  Unit-2:

Schools of Criminology.

2.1 Classical and Neo Classical School. 2.2 Cartographic. 2.3 Socialist. 2.4 Positive School. 2.5 Psychopathy and Crime. 2.6 Psychiatric School. Sutherland, Cressey: Principles of Criminology. Sixth Edition [page no. 51 to 62] Paranjape N.V.: Criminology and Penology. 14th Edition [page no. 32 to 66] 2.7

Recidivism: Causes and Measures. Paranjape N.V.: Criminology and Penology. [page no. 570 to 577]

2.8 The Sociological Schools and Integrated Theories. Paranjape N.V.: Criminology and Penology. [page 69 to 81] 2.9 The Multiple Factor Theory. Paranjape N.V.: Criminology and Penology. [page 69 to 81]

 

(10 sessions)

  Unite-3: Crime and Social Process.

3.1 Physical and Physiological Factors. Ahmad Siddique: Criminology [page no. 76 to 119] 3.2 Social Deviation. 3.3 Alcoholism, Drug addiction and Crime. Paranjape N.V.: Criminology and Penology. 14th Edition central law publications. [page no. 119 to 208] 3.4 Juvenile delinquency. Ahmad Siddique: Criminology [page no. 258 to 301] 3.5 Social Institutions and Types of Crime. Sutherland, Cressey: Principles of Criminology. [page no. 189 to 217] 3.6 Terrorism: Ahmad Siddique: Criminology. [page no. 496 to 517] 3.7 Cyber Crime: A great threat to the society. Bajpai G.S: Cyber Crime. 3.8 Media and Crime.

 

3.9 Crime Statistics. Paranjape N.V.: Criminology and Penology. [page no. 209 to 221]

(10 sessions) Unit-4:

Penology

4.1 Meaning and Objectives. 4.2 Punitive polices and social structure. 4.3 Different Theories of Punishment. Paranjape N.V.: Criminology and Penology. [page no. 222 to 240] 4.4 Primitive Methods of implementing punishment. 4.4.1

Corporal Punishment.

4.4.2

Social Degradation.

4.4.3

Banishment or Transportation. Paranjape N.V. [page no. 241 to 307]

4.5 Imprisonment. 4.6 Prison Reform Movement in U.K and other countries. 4.7 Alternatives to Imprisonment. 4.8 Capital Punishment and The Modern Approach. Paranjape N.V. [page no. 261 to 306]

 

4.9

Alternatives to Imprisonment.

4.9.1

Remand Homes & Correctional Services. Vidya Bushan : Prison Administration in India. S. Chand &Co. New Delhi.

(10 sessions) Unite-5: Crime Prevention and Prison 5.1 The Present Scenario. Ahmad S. [page no. 410 to 417] 5.2 United Nations Standard Minimum Rules. 5.3 Legal Framework on Prisons in India. 5.4 Concept of Human Rights in Prison Administration. 5.4.1 Open Prisons: Paranjape N.V.: Criminology and Penology. Chapter XXII. 5.4.2

Probation.

5.4.3 Parole. 5.5 Crime Prevention: Recent efforts to combat crime & seek justice. Paranjape N.V [page no. 580 to 632] 5.5.1

The Tenth Congress 2000 (Vienna)

5.5.2

The Eleventh Congress 2005 (Bangkok) [Reports]

 

(10 sessions)

  Unit-6: 6.

Victim ology Nature, Scope and Objectives. Walter C. Reckless: The Crime Problem 1971 p.138.

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The Criminal and His Victim, (1948) p. 384 to 88.

6.1 Women and Children Victims of Crime. Rajan V.M. : Victim ology in India, p. 10 to 11. 6.2 Victims of Domestic Violence. 6.3 Victims of Rape and Access to Justice. Paranjape N.V.: Criminology and Penology. 6.4 Victims of Industrial Disaster. Paranjape N.V.: Criminology and Penology. 6.5 Victims of Terrorism. Paranjape N.V.: (Chapter IV- p. 621 to 632) 6.6 Protecting the Whistle Blower Victims. Law Commission Report No. 179. 6.7 Important case study relating to Victim ology. 6.8 Legal System in U.S.A. 6.9 Legal System in U.K.