Persons who habitually engage in crime; in both Philadelphia birth cohorts (all persons born in 1945 and then in 1958) the small group of offenders who were responsible for the bulk of serious crimes committed by the entire array:

Punishment of white-collar criminals by confronting them with the seriousness of their conduct while forgiving and reintegrating hose who reform:

Which newborn should the nursery nurse identify as being a significant risk for hypothermic alteration in thermoregulation?

Norval Morris and Gordon Hawkins contend that the attempt to govern public order offenses like prostitution causes a number of secondary problems that aggravate the crime problem:  

Which of the following is the most developmentally appropriate toy for a 12-month old child

A mass murderer often has long spans of time between the killing(s):

According to class lectures and discussion, “crime, criminality, and deviance” can each be understood as being:              

The “unlawful attack” by one person upon another for the purpose of inflicting severe or aggravated bodily injury:

A framework and theoretical construct that is used to describe and compare different forms of criminal behavior:

A proletariat is also known as the working class: