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Week 1: Question 2

What are the main differences between Beccaia's and Lombroso's explanations of the reasons people commit crimes? How do these explanations compare and contrast with everything that you have learned during your undergraduate studies? Provide at least two examples to illustrate your point of view.

 

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Beccaria followed Thomas Hobbes philosophy, he believed humans were rational thinkers as well as pleasure seeking individuals and whether or not a situation can satisfy our own needs in a positive or negative way then we decide if we will proceed. If these said actions created pleasure then we would proceed even if it meant we were committing 

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