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Name your Top T en

Explore how media influences views on crime, the portrayal of sensational crimes, and the need for a balanced perspective. Discuss the societal impact and the role of institutions in shaping public opinion.

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Name your Top T en

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  1. Name your Top Ten • Top Ten movies. • 10 • 9 • 8 • 7 • 6 • 5 • 4 • 3 • 2 • 1

  2. Political Cartoon • What is this cartoon trying to tell the public?

  3. Crime and the Public Compare and Contrast crime routinely presented by the media

  4. Crime in the U.S. • Top Concerns in the United States • Glorifying Crime • Focus on Sensational (Shooting, Killing, Death) • Routine Police Work rarely responds to Sensational Act

  5. Critics • Need to present a more balanced picture • Reduce Sensational Crimes (More of a balance in society) • What is the problem with that?

  6. Institute of Social Control • Criminal Justice • Persuade people through subtle and not so subtle means • Subtle- peer pressure, gossip • Not so Subtle- Expulsion, incarceration, etc……

  7. 4 Corners • Media causes more violence in our communities

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