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Crime is and always has been a feature in all societies across the world. The problem of crime is universal, as too is the ongoing goal of researchers and policy makers to develop effective responses to it. Understanding how crime is defined, current criminal justice responses to crime, and associated challenges in defining and responding to crime is fundamental to studies within the discipline of Criminology. By understanding crime and society&#39;s responses to it, students will gain a broader appreciation for the legal and social complexities connected with crime. Developing this knowledge is advantageous for students who anticipate future careers or further research endeavours involving work with offenders or victims, the criminal justice system, and/or developing related policy.

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Crime, criminality and criminal justice

Recommended Textbook:  An Introduction to Crime and Criminology. This textbook is available online through the UniSQ library. Students may choose to purchase their own copy, but this is not expected.

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CRI1121 - Crime and Justice

Crime and Justice

Identify how the criminal justice system and the way it responds to crime, offenders and victims is portrayed through various mediums and the influence of this on perceptions of crime

Explore in detail the reasons underpinning over-representation of some groups over others in the criminal justice system;

Explain the key aims and principles of the criminal justice system;

Identify and explain the roles of each of the three key stakeholders within the criminal justice system;

Explain and critically appraise the current challenges associated with the intervention and prevention of crime and present these criticisms through written communication, as well as through verbal interaction.

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