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43 . Paul W. Tappan - Crime, Justice and Correction (Newyork) M.C.Grawhill), 1960, P. 10.

A. Criminology and penology - M Ponnian, P. 1 1 .5. Another School of thought defines crime is An act which agroup of people (Social majority) regards sufficiently meanning to itspundamental interests to justify formal reaction to restrain the violators- M. ponnian - p. 1 16. Crime is Violation ofthe prevalent sentiments ofpity and probity- Raffele - Garafalo-M. Ponnion, P. 1 1 .7. Crime is a set ofcircumstances for which law permits impositionof a criminal penalty. Thus crime is not a natural phenominon, but alegal one what ever the law makes definition as crime is crime. Crimeis not intrinsic that is one cannot identify characterstic other than thelaw makers fiat from which it is possible to distinguish criminal from

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8. Crime is a legal lable, determined by the value system ofa societyat a particular point oftime and therefore crime is a relative term makingthe same behaviour criminal in one culture and non-criminal normaland even respectable, in another and further more making the samebehaviour criminal and non-criminal in one society at deffrent periods- Amarkumar Singh - the criminal Guilty or Victim? Perspectives incriminology

- Ed. S. Venugopal Rao.9. Crime is Moral wrong. Crime is a by product of civilization .Emile Durk him says that Crime is a natural phenomenon of societyand is an integral part of all societies - criminology and penology - M.Ponnion- p. 13.

10. A Crime is an act of omission which is prohibited by law asinjurious to the public and punished by the state. Disobedience to a

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