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Running Head: NEUTRALIZATION THEORY        1
NEUTRALIZATION THEORY        2
CHAPTER SEVEN DISCUSSION: NEUTRALIZATION THEORY
Table of Contents
1. Impact
of Neutralization Theory on Crime    3
2. Explanation by Neutralization Theory for Reason for More People Committing Crimes    4
References    5
1. Impact of Neutralization Theory on Crime
    Neutralization theory has been referred to as a set of techniques and delinquencies from crime systems. It represents the inversion of values held by law-abiding individuals. It has recently performed a major function in criminology. According to Maruna and Copes (2005), the five techniques of neutralization in crime can be described as:
i. Denial of responsibility
ii. Denial of injuries
iii. Denial of victims
iv. Condemnation of condemners
v. Appealing to higher loyalties
The main function of this theory is the creation of persistence or distance from criminal behavior. This theory first leads to the judging of the mind of the criminals through its subservient techniques. It leads to the removal of the wrong evil web, which is rooted in the minds of the criminals (Vysotsky & McCarthy, 2017). The criminal etiology, which is rooted in the minds of the criminals, has been juxtaposed with positive and ethical principles.
These ethical principles are loyalty towards society, laws, humanity and own self. This theory develops a score of radicalization in the heart of the criminals. Through...
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