Criminal behaviour is behaviour that contravenes ethical rules, in which the perpetrator violates known laws and acts in a negative manner contrary to the rules and principles prevailing in society. This behaviour includes acts that cause harm to society, which is why laws are imposed to punish those who commit it, in order to prevent it and deter its perpetrator.
It is a type of departure from the rules of behaviour that society sets for its members, and which the law punishes.
Behaviour that departs from the social and cultural norms endorsed by the social system or by one of the groups within it, and which the law punishes.
It contributes to protecting society from crime before it occurs.
It contributes to detecting criminal risk in certain individuals.
Studying social conditions also leads to numerous measures to limit the conditions that can lead to crime.
Criminology is one of the sciences that benefits the citizen, making him able to understand others.
Studying the individual causes of crime leads to knowledge of the causes that led to criminal behaviour.
Social workers, staff of juvenile care institutions, and anyone interested in criminology.
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