What were the main differences between the Classical and the Positivist Schools of Criminal Law? The Classical School saw crime as a legal entity, ...
What were the main differences between the Classical and the Positivist Schools of Criminal Law?
The Classical School saw crime as a legal entity, while the Positivist School saw it as a social and human fact.
The Classical School focused on the criminal, while the Positivist School focused on the crime.
The Classical School believed in free will, while the Positivist School believed in determinism.
The Classical School blamed the criminal for the increase in crime, while the Positivist School blamed the justice system.
The Classical School saw crime as a legal entity, while the Positivist School saw it as a social and human fact.
The Classical School focused on the criminal, while the Positivist School focused on the crime.
The Classical School believed in free will, while the Positivist School believed in determinism.
The Classical School blamed the criminal for the increase in crime, while the Positivist School blamed the justice system.
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A principal diferença entre a Escola Clássica e a Escola Positivista de Direito Penal é que a primeira via o crime como uma entidade legal, enquanto a segunda o via como um fato social e humano. A Escola Clássica se concentrava no criminoso, enquanto a Escola Positivista se concentrava no crime. A Escola Clássica acreditava no livre-arbítrio, enquanto a Escola Positivista acreditava no determinismo. A Escola Clássica culpava o criminoso pelo aumento da criminalidade, enquanto a Escola Positivista culpava o sistema de justiça.
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