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Classical Theories of Crime | Beccaria, Bentham, & Deterrence

A look at what is commonly referred to as the classical perspective or school of criminology, which had a strong influence on the development of American criminal law in the U.S. and the way we think about crime and punishment. Theories of Crime Playlist:    • Theories of Crime   https://www.DrBSully.com Subscribe: https://bit.ly/drbsullyyt Support: https://ko-fi.com/drbsully 0:00 - Historical Overview 0:05 - Middle (Dark) Ages 0:29 - Feudalism 1:03 - Superstition & Satanic Possession 1:50 - Transitional Period (1500s) 2:44 - Age of Enlightenment (Reason) (1600-1700s) 3:47 - Social Contract 4:20 - Classical School of Criminology (1700s) 5:17 - On Crimes and Punishments (Beccaria, 1764) 7:03 - Principles of Morals and Legislation (Bentham, 1789) 8:13 - Hedonistic (Pain-Pleasure) Calculus (Bentham, 1789) 9:25 - Classical School Summary 9:50 - Deterrence Theory 11:14 - General Deterrence 12:43 - Restrictive (Partial) Deterrence 13:27 - Perception is Key 13:45 - Specific Deterrence 14:48 - Incapacitation Effect 16:55 - Misplaced Emphasis on Severity? 17:49 - Due Process vs. Swift Punishment 18:20 - Opportunity Theories