CRIMINAL PSYCHOLOGY
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Society is the building block of an individual. A person is formed as per his surroundings. When we deal with crimes, we have always looked at the statistical figures, surveys of different institutions, comparison with different countries, and percentage of crimes unreported, measures by the government, strict laws and new amendments. We have never gone beyond this to actually question why crimes occur in the world. First, approach is to blame our own self for the crimes we become a part of unknowingly. We are in this era of evolving from one definition to another definition, finding out new terms for new crimes, upgrading our laws to bringing amendments and we think we have changed, but the perception of looking towards a problem has not changed.
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