The following is a list of some theories that have been
developed to explain why people do or do not commit crime. Each
theory lists the theorists who developed it and a brief
explanation of the theory. Routine Activities Theory by Felson
and Cohen Variables that effect a criminal event are: -
Motivated offenders - Suitable targets - Capable guardians The
rate of criminal victimization is increased when there is a
convergence in space and time of the three elements. - Next >>