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Criminology unit 2 1.2 about how laws change due to culture, time and place and how laws are applied differently

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1.2 Explain the social construction of crime 

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<p>The <strong>social construction of crime</strong> and cultural differences in legislation are explored in this comprehensive guide, focusing on how laws vary across cultures and change over time. The document covers key aspects of criminal justice, child protection, and societal norms that influence legal frameworks.</p>
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<li>Examines the evolution of child protection laws and the concept of childhood</li>
<li>Discusses changes in gun laws, capital punishment, and age of responsibility</li>
<li>Explores cultural differences in laws regarding polygamy, adultery, and homosexuality</li>
<li>Analyzes the impact of social attitudes, religion, and scientific advances on legislation</li>
<li>Provides examples of how laws have changed over time, such as drug decriminalization in Portugal</li>
</ul>


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