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Classical and Positive School of Criminology

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November 20, 2012

 

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113) They believed that people are reasonable and free and due to this in a democratic society people would refrain from crime and preserve the social order. Classical theorists felt that people did not need to be killed for a serious crime. They felt like no person needed to be beheaded or disemboweled...
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They felt like no person needed to be beheaded or disemboweled. They felt as though people would not commit crimes if the punishment was certain and swift. In the 1800s the classical school was eroding due to the development of the Positive School of Criminology. Ironically this school was a product of Enlightenment philosophy much like the classical school...
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