The focal concerns perspective argues that court actors orient toward three focal concerns when making sentencing decisions: perceived blameworthiness, protection of the community, and practical constraints and consequences of sentencing decisions (e.g., impact on victim or offender's family, offender health/age, correctional resources . Other theories from the differential treatment framework include individual-level approaches such as attribution theory, which posits that decisionmakers may rely on internal and external factors they perceive to be linked to blameworthiness and delinquent behavior (Lowery and Burrow, 2019; Rodriguez, 2007:633), and focal concerns theory, which . focal concern of blameworthiness. This study is framed by the focal concerns theory of judicial decision-making, the Using factor analysis, Hartley and colleagues (2007) examined whether the focal concerns concepts (including blameworthiness and risk) and standard variables used in past studies (e.g. Further . These three factors, according to Congruent with focal concerns theory and the culpability or blameworthiness of the offender, correctional officers might be more likely to discipline an inmate with solitary confinement if he or she has an extensive or violent criminal history, repeatedly violates the rules, or if they have been found guilty of a particularly serious violation. HARCOURTMACRO 1/28/2002 3:35 PM 148 BUFFALO CRIMINAL LAW REVIEW [Vol. Similarly, Miller's theory takes into . Bad upbringing is designated by the issues such as lack of moral guidance, abuse, or a high level of poverty. 1) Smartness. . The three focal con-cerns are the offender's blameworthiness and the degree of harm caused the victim, protection of the community, and practical implications of sen-tencing decisions. First he argues that blameworthiness can only originate in akratic action, whereby the agent acts in full knowledge of their wrongdoing (and its . Rationality implies the conformity of one's beliefs with one's reasons to believe, and of one's actions with one's reasons for action. A focal concern is the possible ways that the concept of internalized racism, its deployment in CRT and application to critical disability studies. My exploration occurs through examining the insights of critical race theory (CRT) and the contribution that CRT can further make to thinking through the processes, formation and consequences of ableism. Blameworthiness is legally defined; an offender . 5:145 moral limits.8 Similarly, most of the scholarship surrounding The Moral Limits does not concern itself with Feinberg's expressive theory of punishment.9 This is odd. Ethical Sentimentalism promises a conception of morality that is grounded in a realistic account of human psychology, which, correspondingly, acknowledges the central place of emotion in our moral lives. 2) toughness. 1998). The unique approach of looking at the Focal Concerns Theory components of blameworthiness, protection of the community, and practical constraints and consequences together with propensity score matching provides a theoretical lens for analysis and a model for future studies. (3) Moral distinctions are derived from the moral sentiments: feelings of approval (esteem . They posited that sentencing decisions take into account the blameworthiness of the offender, the need for protection of the community in which the offense occurred, and the practical implications of the sentence. Race, ethnicity, and sex play a role in these decisions because judges often lack time and . In the sentencing literature, evidence of racially disparate outcomes is often interpreted as support for a criminological theory known as "focal concerns," wherein sentencing judges make decisions based on concerns about community safety, offender blameworthiness, and practical constraints and consequences (Steffensmeier, Ulmer, and Kramer . The three concerns of this theory that were attributed to the explanation of judicial . In 'Skepticism About Moral Responsibility', Gideon Rosen argues for the view that confident positive judgments of blameworthiness are (almost) never warranted. The present study also answered a call for research to apply focal concerns theory to other forms of gendered offenses (O'Neal & Spohn, 2017) and results delineated that focal concerns do not always operate similarly, suggesting that replication studies are needed to expand the focal concerns perspective to forms of gender violence. race or gender, and instead are more salient for certain subgroups that are defined . A focal concern is the ways the concept of internalised racism, its deployment in CRT can be "Rationality" has different specialized meanings in philosophy, economics, sociology, psychology, evolutionary biology, game theory and political science focal concerns theory. look good act smart. Focal Concerns Theory states that judges' sentencing decisions reflect a set of focal concerns; specifically, the blameworthiness or culpability of offenders, judges' desire to protect communities from potentially dangerous individuals, and practical considerations (Holleran, Beichner, & Spohn, 2010; Spohn, Beichner, & Davis‐Frenzel, 2001 . However, this promise has encountered its share of philosophical difficulties. Community protection focuses on assessments of the future risk offenders pose to the community, emphasizing concerns around incapacitation and deterrence. focal concerns perspective further appreciates that judicial decision makers rarely have full information about each focal concern; therefore, court personnel make decisions based on limited information about the offender's actual culpability, potential dangerousness, or consequences of decision (Albonetti 1991; Steffensmeier et al. (1998) outlined a "focal concerns" perspective to illustrate how judges incorporate attributions of blameworthiness, dangerousness, recidivism risk, and practicalities to defendants into decision-making processes for sentencing outcomes. This research used eight years of United States . can result in assault and battery. b.false (154:A) 75 the moral virtues of care, caregiving, and caring in health care; and explicate five other focal virtues in both healthcare and research. The chivalry thesis posits that gendered stereotypes about both women and men influence sentencing outcomes according to the sex of offenders. What are focal concerns? Ulmer et al., 2007), these substantive considerations revolve around three "focal concerns:" blameworthiness of the defendant, dangerousness of the defendant, and practical constraints and consequences of sentences for defendants and organizations. A focal concern is the possible ways that the concept of internalized racism, its deployment in CRT and application to critical disability studies. Research suggests that sentencing decisions are guided by a number of judicial focal concerns, particularly offender blameworthiness and harm caused bythe offence, community protection and practical constraints presented by individual offenders, organisational resources, legal constraints, and political and community expectations. Racial disparity is a great social problem, especially in the justice system. Rationality is the quality or state of being rational - that is, being based on or agreeable to reason. Blameworthiness was defined as the degree of harm caused by the offense and the offender's culpability; protection of the community . (1998) argue that criminal justice actors assess the blameworthiness (culpability) and dangerousness of the defendant, as well . Sentencing decisions are shaped by three primary focal concerns: blameworthiness, protection of the community, and the practical constraints and consequences of the sentencing decision. examining the insights of critical race theory (CRT) and the contribution that CRT can further make to thinking through the processes, formation and consequences of ableism. Prior theory and research on sentencing oversimplify the role of race, gender and age in judicial decision making. Yet, the focal concerns . Answers should define aggravating circumstances as circumstances relating to the commission of a crime that make it more serious than the average instance of that crime and mitigating circumstances as circumstances relating to the commission of a crime that may be considered to reduce the defendant's blameworthiness. Results revealed overlap between rape myths and legal, extralegal, and practical concerns. people in society. Steffensmeier (1980) originated the focal concerns theory as a way of explaining judicial decision making, primarily as it relates to criminal sentencing. In this article we present a "focal concerns" theory of judicial decision making to frame hypotheses regarding the effects on According to this theory, "Judges may rely not only on the defendant's present offense and prior criminal conduct, but also on attributions linked to the defendant's gender, race, social class, or other social positions . they often do so to achieve self-defined goals (Morrison, 2006; Robinson & Bennett, 1995), and explain their decisions as rational, ethical, or . In this article we present a "focal concerns" theory of judicial decision making to frame hypotheses regarding the effects on The theory of morality we can call full rule-consequentialism selects rules solely in terms of the goodness of their consequences and then claims that these rules determine which kinds of acts are morally wrong. A critical argument underlying this perspective is the role of judicial assessments of risk and blameworthiness. Even if the perpetrator is at the scene and probable cause for arrest exists, the responding officers should avoid contaminating the crime scene by waiting until the perpetrator leaves the crime scene in order to make an arrest. Elinor Mason draws on ethics and responsibility theory to present a pluralistic view of both wrongness and blameworthiness. 20. In the Canadian case, Gladue obtained that if an offender's bad upbringing subscribed in bringing the offender . This perspective suggests that court actors' decisions are motivated by three focal concerns (Steffensmeier et al., 1998): (a) the suspect's culpability or blameworthiness, (b) the desire to . The focal concerns perspective and criminal justice decision-making. Click to see full answer. Mason argues that our moral concepts, rightness and wrongness, must be connected to our responsibility concepts. Specifically, Steffensmeier, et al. details. The other aspect is the existence of disparities within correctional facilities that influence the way different inmates are treated. focal concern of blameworthiness. The unique approach of looking at the Focal Concerns Theory components of blameworthiness, protection of the community, and practical constraints and consequences together with propensity score matching provides a theoretical lens for analysis and a model for future studies. Blameworthiness is associated with offender's culpability and having the punishment fit the crime. hustlers, pickpocket. The Focal Concerns of Sentencing perspective (Steffensmeier & Demuth, 2001; Steffensmeier et al., 1998) posits that judges base sentencing on three primary components: offender blameworthiness, offender dangerousness or protection of the community, and the practical constraints and implications. Blameworthiness Protection of Community Practical constraints Judges may preserve blacks as being more at risk for blameworthiness and protection of community . (USSG) define an organization as "a person other than an individual" (United States . Judges' views of blameworthiness are . Focal concerns concept, as presumed by Walter B. Miller (1920- 2004), tries to clarify the habits of teen road edge teams in lower-class areas as based upon 6 focal concerns: difficulty, strength, ingenuity, exhilaration, destiny, as well as freedom Which one is a focal problem of the lower-class according to . These three factors, according to The importance of adhering to the learned focal concerns, or the resulting consequences of stigmatization if they are not followed, are proof of this. But the connection is not simple. This research used eight years of United States . "Applying focal concerns and the theory of planned behavior to the decision-making process in policing", Chaired by Dean Dabney, December 2015, Georgia State University. Race affects the legal process beginning from deciding to search, use force or arrest suspects. It also affects the sentencing process. Irvin-Erickson, Yasemin ," Identifying risky places for crime: An analysis of the criminogenic spatiotemporal influences of landscape features on street robberies ." The deciding authority (judge) finds itself struck between two situations: to protect the public and punish the offender to prevent further crime. Absent from Miller's observations on focal concerns is any consideration of how the gang culture expresses a cultural identity (i.e., embodies ideas imbued with meanings and actions) consistent with a different knowledge and a replacement way of living suitable to their unique sense of identity. ScholarWorks@UTEP | University of Texas at El Paso Research Given the tenets of focal concerns, judges examine non-compliant behavior for aspects of culpability, such as purposeful disregard for conditions of probation, irresponsibility, and mitigating factors (e.g., illness, caring for a sick child, addiction or mental health issues) that could explain why a probationer tested positive for drugs or . Sometimes called paternalism, chivalry asserts that women are stereotyped Steffensmeier et al. Hume's position in ethics, which is based on his empiricist theory of the mind, is best known for asserting four theses: (1) Reason alone cannot be a motive to the will, but rather is the "slave of the passions" (see Section 3) (2) Moral distinctions are not derived from reason (see Section 4). The basis of this theory argues that judges presiding over trials base there decisions around three focal concerns of blameworthiness, practical constraints, consequences, and protection of the community. According to the focal concerns perspective, prosecutors and judges use information about the offense, victim (if there is one), and the offender to help determine whether to file a charge, seek a plea bargain or what the appropriate sentence should be. current and past criminality) were empirically related in the way suggested by the focal concerns model. Bad Upbringing and Punishment. Because there were no existing theories that could explain this issue, Steffensmeier and his associates (1998) proposed a focal concerns theory in the late 20 th century. Prosecutors also have been defined externally by . The focal concerns perspective argues that court actors' subjective definitions of offenders and offenses related to three focal concerns of punishment—blameworthiness, protection of the community, and practical constraints—determine punishment decisions. Focal Concerns Perspective Focal Concerns Theory The focal concerns theory was developed by Stenonlzxd and his fellow colleagues in 1980. The paper is interested in working through points of difference between the way internalized racism/ableism are mediated in the processes of subjectification and identifying points of convergence . The most important predictors associated with judicial . Also, though Albonettiâ s (1991) causal attribution theory focuses on the sentencing goal of defendant rehabilitative potential, focal concerns adds perceived blameworthiness, community protection (which could conceivably include rehabilitation), and practical constraints-consequences as equally important sentencing goals. The unique approach of looking at the Focal Concerns Theory components of blameworthiness, protection of the community, and practical constraints and consequences together with propensity score matching provides a theoretical lens for analysis and a model for future studies. .Focal Concerns Perspective Focal Concerns Theory The focal concerns theory was developed by Stenonlzxd and his fellow colleagues in 1980. expressed through courage in the face of physical threats. Describe the focal concerns perspective of judicial decision making Definition Judges' sentencing decisions reflect their assessment of the blameworthiness or culpability of the offender, their desire to protect the community by incapacitating dangerous offenders or deterring potential offenders, and their concerns about the practical . Indicate whether the statement is true or false. 766-767) identified three specific focal concerns that drive judicial decision-making: (a) the perceived blameworthiness of the defendant, (b) the perceived threat to public safety posed by the defendant, and (c) practical constraints and consequences arising from sentencing decisions. The first of these, blameworthiness, is clearly set forth in law such that the defendant's potential punishment increases depending on the offender's . justice actors such as the prosecutor to evaluate the blameworthiness of the defendant and his or her risk of reoffending (Steffensmeier et al., 1998). The issue of judicial decision-making has very few ties to theory. The unique approach of looking at the Focal Concerns Theory components of blameworthiness, protection of the community, and practical constraints and consequences together with propensity score matching provides a theoretical lens for analysis and a model for future studies. focal concerns theory. The focal concern perspective dominates quantitative explorations of judicial sentencing. According to focal concerns theory, judges and other court community actors therefore make situational imputations about defendantsâ character and expected future behavior, and assess the implications of these imputed characteristics in terms of three focal concerns: defendant blameworthiness, defendant dangerousness and community protection . (USSG) define an organization as "a person other than an individual" (United States . the capacity to outsmart people. 23 This is what is meant by Lacan's Real Order . Social structure is differnt amongst differnt groups so different definition of masculinity Differnt types of crimes result from different groups of men based . Blameworthiness is another focal concern driving decision-making about justice- . The focal concerns perspective argues that there are three primary considerations used by judges in making these decisions: the blameworthiness of the offender, the need to protect the community, and practical considerations. Which of the following is one of the focal concerns of the lower class society? about gender, while the more recent focal concerns theory looks specifically at the dynamics of judicial decision making. Relying on Focal Concerns Theory and the affect heuristic, we examine the relative importance of substantive rationalities (blameworthiness and protection of the community from harm) and affect . (2) If a case has characteristics indicating higher dangerousness (e.g., lack of confession), the sentence length will be greater. hypotheses linked to the focal concerns theory: (1) If a case has characteristics indicating higher blameworthiness (e.g., higher amount of property involved), the sentence length will be greater. Prior theory and research on sentencing oversimplify the role of race, gender and age in judicial decision making. The three focal concerns are blameworthiness, protection of the community, and practical or organization implications. Applied to bail determinations, this theory suggests that when information is limited or incomplete, it is hard for judicial officers to form opinions of blameworthiness, dangerousness, and practical constraints (the three focal concerns) so they also rely on characteristics (e.g., race, gender) and considerations of personal and community . core-introductory. Focal Concerns Theory. •The authors also noted that stereotypical views of young black males as a dangerous class was a concern •What is the impact of race, age or gender? Blameworthiness is related to assessments of offender culpability, the extent of harm caused and the proportionality of the punishment. The first focal concern—blameworthiness—is associated with the "just deserts" or retributive philosophy of punishment. Focal Concerns Theory states that judges' sentencing decisions reflect a set of focal concerns; specifically, the blameworthiness or culpability of offenders, judges' desire to protect communities from potentially dangerous individuals, and practical considerations (Holleran, Beichner, & Spohn, 2010; Spohn, Beichner, & Davis-Frenzel, 2001 . Steffensmeier et al. George Berkeley was arguably the first rule-consequentialist. The argument proceeds in two parts. The theory posits that judges are influenced by three focal concerns: the offender's blameworthiness, protection of the community, and practical implications of sentencing decisions. For instance, Steffensmeier et al. Bad upbringing is recognized as a diminished condition in sentencing in many sovereignties. The basis of this theory argues that judges presiding over trials base there decisions around three focal concerns of blameworthiness, practical constraints, consequences, and protection of the community. Huebner and Bynum (2006) examined the relationship between two focal concerns, offender blameworthiness and community protection, and the timing of parole release for male sex offenders. While focal concerns theory is a well-developed explanation of decision-making in . Specifically, comments referenced rape myths in relation to suspect blameworthiness and dangerousness, evidence, victim cooperation, and prosecutors' decisions. 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