criminologyschedule for CSS paper preparation

Time management for preparing criminology subject for css

1. Here’s a 7-day study plan to cover the entire Criminology syllabus efficiently:
Day 1: Introduction to Criminology
Introduction to Crime & Criminal Behavior
Understanding Criminology (Definition, Scope, Relationship with Criminal Law)
Crime and Criminals (Types of Criminals: Occasional, Habitual, Professional, White-collar, Organized,
Corporate Crimes)
Day 2: Theoretical Perspectives on Crime & Juvenile Delinquency
Biological, Psychological, Sociological Theories of Crime
Social Disorganization, Strain, Social Control, Learning, Labeling Theories
Islamic Perspective on Crime
Juvenile Delinquency (Definitions, Differences Between Delinquent & Status Offender)
Juvenile Justice System (Role of Police, Courts, Probation & Correctional Institutions)
Day 3: Criminal Justice System & Punitive Measures

2. Role of Police in Criminal Justice
Trial and Conviction (Agencies, Courts, Prosecutors, Problems)
Prisons, Probation, and Parole
Punitive & Reformative Treatment (Corporal Punishment, Rehabilitation of Criminals)
Day 4: Criminal Investigation & Investigation Techniques
Principles & Types of Criminal Investigations
Techniques of Investigation (Interviewing, Interrogation, Criminal Analysis)
Legal & Ethical Guidelines (Arrest, Search & Seizure, Stop & Frisk Operations)
Day 5: International Policing & Modern Criminology Concepts
International Organizations (INTERPOL, UNODC, Europol, UNICEF, IPA, etc.)
Terrorism, Radicalism, & War on Terror

3. Media & Crime Representation
Modern Law Enforcement & Crime Prevention (Intelligence-led Policing, Community Policing, Private-
Public Partnerships)
Day 6: Crime in Pakistan & Emerging Threats
Gender & Crime in Urban & Rural Pakistan
Crime & Urbanization (Organized Crime, White-Collar Crime)
Human Rights Abuses & Protection (Children, Women, Minorities, Role of NGOs)
Money Laundering & Cyber Crime
Role of NAB, FIA, ANF in Crime Prevention
Day 7: Revision & Practice
Revise all sections, focusing on weak areas
Practice past paper questions
Attempt mock tests

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