Criminal Sociology

inability to foresee the consequences of crime,

defective resistance to criminal tendencies and temptations, due to that ill-balanced

``the relapsed criminal is the rule rather than the exception,''

impulsiveness which characterises children and savages.

or else, as with religion, love, honour, loyalty, and so on, they cease to be forces antagonistic to crime, because they have no foundation in a normal moral sense.

the theories of jurisprudence, of absolute and relative justice, of intimidation, utility, and the

practical spirits of the Middle Ages,

like.

Beccaria,