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| liberation thesis - as women become liberated from patriarchy, they'll commit more crime | Adler | 100%
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| review of self report studies found women are not treated more leniently by the CJS | Box | 100%
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| observed 2x as many men shoplifting as women despite stats saying there's equal rates | Buckle + Farrington | 100%
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| women seen as less respectable punished more harshly than women seen as respectable | Carlen | 100%
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| class + gender deals - if reward is unavailable/not seen as worth it, women turn to crime | Carlen | 100%
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| many violent attacks come from mens dissatisfaction with their wives domestic duties | Dobash + Dobash | 100%
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| control theory - patriarchal control mean women have less opportunity to commit crime | Heidensohn | 100%
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| functionalist sex role theory - girls are socialised in a way which discourages crime | Parsons | 100%
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| chivalry thesis - men are socialised to protect not arrest women so CJS nice to women | Pollak | 100%
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| CJS professionals influenced by media stereotypes of "ladettes" - moral panic | Sharpe | 100%
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| criminal justice system is patriarchal + victim blaming when dealing with rape cases | Smart | 100%
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| criticise sex role theory for biological assumptions in men/womens best suited roles | Walklate | 100%
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| a woman suffers, on average, 35 assaults before reporting domestic violence | Yearnshire | 100%
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| policy of mandatory arrests for domestic violence distort female stats as couples fight | Chesney-Lind | 50%
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| magistrate perception of female defendants based on typical gender roles | Stewart | 50%
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| offending is biological + innate not sociological, there are very few born female criminals | Ferrero | 0%
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| self report studies - smaller gender differences in crime that official stats show | Graham + Bowling | 0%
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| found women are less likely to be jailed for similar cases in study of over 3000 cases | Hood | 0%
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