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CAGE and crime, Middle Class Crime, Gender deal, Age, Social Exclusion…

- - - - Gender differences in crime rates result from different gender roles and socialisation
      - Traditional feminine norms and values discourage criminal activity
      - Values associated with masculinity are conductive to crime
  - - - By carrying out expressive roles they are more attached to communities
      - Less likely to commit crimes because they have greater bond of attachement
      - Dual Burden - Working and doing housework , keeps them busier
    - - Increase in female crime is side effect of female emancipation
      - Females commit crimes based on accessibility and socio - econpmic postition
      - For example stealing nappies and food for survival
- - - - People in Poverty
      - Poor housing and social environment
      - Low income /benefit dependent families
      - Poor schools
      - Active drug abuse problems
      - Limited control of the problem
    - - Working class more likely to experience convictions
- - - - Want to deal with privately