Wilson and Kelling Broken Window Theory Literature Case Study (Case Study Sample)
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Wilson and Kelling Broken Window Theory
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Wilson and Kelling Broken Window Theory
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The concept of criminology and social organization is a comprehensive aspect of human life that demands a critical understanding of every detail. Tackling crimes and prosecuting the criminals may require that the authorities be at a position to prove the validity of every case in a manner that no subject is left crying fault of the decisions of each time. Based on the broken windows theory, the prosecution and the validation of the criminal activities should focus on the evidence of the environment. Therefore, the theorist posits that the surrounding play a great role in shaping the livelihood of each victim in the quest for justice and social security in the community. This paper seeks to investigate the contexts of Plessy v. Ferguson with relation to the Wilson and Kelling Broken Window Theory.
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