https://padlet.com/durzi1/urf3f1n7ncs19hv0 What does the term ‘crime mean to you? What criteria would you consider before describing someone as a criminal? What is the difference between crime and deviance? Are definitions of crime and deviance objective? Why/why not? Find at least one example where what is cosnidered criminal has changed over time. Find at least one example of behaviour that is criminal in one part of the world or state, but not in another. en-us 2023-02-21 11:29:10 UTC 2023-02-21 12:49:23 UTC hello@padlet.com sli208 https://padlet.com/durzi1/urf3f1n7ncs19hv0/wish/2489599740 1.Behaviour that is not acceptable by law
2.Intention, evidence
3. crime is universal ; normal behaviour in some countries may be seen as deviant in others
4. crime is objective, deviance is subjective (everyone has different views)
5. Homosexuality
6. Gun usage; Illegal in China but legal in the US]]> 2023-02-21 11:41:30 UTC https://padlet.com/durzi1/urf3f1n7ncs19hv0/wish/2489599740 https://padlet.com/durzi1/urf3f1n7ncs19hv0/wish/2489602153 1. an action which violates the law
2. the action, personality, evidence
3. crime is violate the law but the deviance is only abnormal from the society
4. No, because no definition of crime come naturally and it is defined by people. As people may not be objective, the definition of crime and deviance are not objective as well
5. same sex marriage (Taiwan passed same sex marriage in 2019)
6. selling and smoking weeds (Canada is legal vs Hong Kong is illegal) , drinking alcohol in public (Saudi Arabia is illegal to vs UK is legal)]]> 2023-02-21 11:44:21 UTC https://padlet.com/durzi1/urf3f1n7ncs19hv0/wish/2489602153 https://padlet.com/durzi1/urf3f1n7ncs19hv0/wish/2489605375 1. Crime means the action that someone did is not allowed by law and depends on different countries and change over time

2. Criminal will break prohibitory rules or laws, and affect society and harmful to others

3. Deviances are the behaviours that are socially and morally unacceptable, but Crime is determined by judges and law-makers based on the norms and values and will be punished by laws.

4. Crime and deviance is not objective because the dominant social norms and values will affect how people see each other and determine as a crime, but the norms always ignore minority opinions.

5.  In Scotland and the rest of the UK, homosexuality used to be a criminal offence and now homosexuality was decriminalised in Scotland with the Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 1980.

6.  In some countries, people can marry 4 wives, but other countries if people get marry with more than one wife then it is a crime.]]> 2023-02-21 11:48:13 UTC https://padlet.com/durzi1/urf3f1n7ncs19hv0/wish/2489605375 https://padlet.com/durzi1/urf3f1n7ncs19hv0/wish/2489606374 1. Put an act against the law
2.  Criminal is someone who doesn't follow the rules or law of a country.
3. Being deviance does not mean confess a crime.
4. The definition of the crime and deviance are objective because confess a crime or deviance or not based on the law and the government who give out the law based on the society situation in order that everyone can follow.
5. Women driving in Saudi Arabia was a crime and was considered deviant but it is now no longer a crime.
6. For example: weed is normalise in Netherland however in UK it is considerate deviance and a crime

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