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    Uniti:: Topic Title Session No. Topic & Subtopic Details Readings, Cases, Etc

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    Topic Title Session No. Topic & Subtopic Details Readings, Cases, etc.

    Ahmad Siddiques’s
    Criminology,Penology &
    Unit I : 1 Introduction
    Victimology (Eastern Book
    Company)Ed.7th

    Ahmad Siddiques’s
    Criminology,Penology &
    Introduction 2 Criminology
    Victimology (Eastern Book
    Company)Ed.7th

    Ahmad Siddiques’s
    3
    Criminology,Penology &
    Victimology (Eastern Book
    Company)Ed.7th
    , Penology
    Ahmad Siddiques’s
    4
    Criminology,Penology &
    Victimology (Eastern Book
    Company)Ed.7th
    Victimology
    Ahmad Siddiques’s
    5
    Criminology,Penology &
    Victimology (Eastern Book
    Company)Ed.7th
    Cases
    Ahmad Siddiques’s
    6
    Criminology,Penology &
    Victimology (Eastern Book
    Company)Ed.7th

    Ahmad Siddiques’s
    7 Nature & Scope
    Criminology,Penology &
    Victimology (Eastern Book
    Company)Ed.7th

    Ahmad Siddiques’s
    8 Terms & Concepts
    Criminology,Penology &
    Victimology (Eastern Book
    Company)Ed.7th

    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    9 Schools of Criminology Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 145
    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    10 Classical Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 146

    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    11 Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 147

    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    12 Cases Analysis Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 148

    Unit II : New Conflict Prof .N.V.Paranjape


    13 Criminology,Penology
    Theories
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 149
    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    14 Positive Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 150

    Approaches to Prof .N.V.Paranjape


    15 Criminology,Penology
    Criminology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 151

    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    16 The Descriptive Approach Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 152

    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    17 Cases Analysis Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 153
    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    18 Criminology,Penology
    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    Criminology,Penology
    Prof
    2017 .N.V.Paranjape
    Dr.Mridul
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    Criminology,Penology
    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    Srivastava,”Can
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    Criminology,Penology
    Punishment be Justified”2
    Srivastava,”Can
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    (Including
    RMLNLUJ
    Punishment Victimology)Jan
    (2010) 154
    be Justified”2
    Srivastava,”Can
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    19 The causal Approach RMLNLUJ
    Punishment (2010) 155
    be Justified”2
    Normative & non- Srivastava,”Can
    20 RMLNLUJ
    Punishment (2010) 156
    be Justified”2
    Normative approach
    21 Constraints & Pitfalls RMLNLUJ (2010) 157

    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    22 Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 158

    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    23 Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 159

    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role


    of the Judiciary in
    24 Mock Test
    Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    (JS) 29.

    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role


    of the Judiciary in
    25 Sellin’s Theory
    Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    (JS) 29.
    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role
    of the Judiciary in
    26 Vold’s Theory
    Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    (JS) 29.

    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role


    of the Judiciary in
    27 Quinney’s theory
    Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    (JS) 29.

    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role


    of the Judiciary in
    28 Turk’s Theory
    Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    (JS) 29.

    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role


    Chambliss & Seidman’s of the Judiciary in
    29 analysis of criminal
    justice Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    (JS) 29.

    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role


    of the Judiciary in
    30 Revision
    Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    (JS) 29.

    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role


    of the Judiciary in
    31 Viva
    Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    (JS) 29.

    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role


    of the Judiciary in
    32
    Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    (JS) 29.

    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role


    of the Judiciary in
    33 Mock Test
    Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    (JS) 29.
    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role
    Unit III: The Italian of the Judiciary in
    34 Lombroso theory
    Positive School Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    (JS) 29.

    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role


    of the Judiciary in
    35 Other positivist Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    (JS) 29.

    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role


    Post – Lombrosian of the Judiciary in
    36
    Research Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    (JS) 29.

    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role


    of the Judiciary in
    37 M’Naghten rule Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    (JS) 29.

    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role


    of the Judiciary in
    38
    Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    Criticism of the rules (JS) 29.

    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role


    The Environmental of the Judiciary in
    39
    Approach Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    (JS) 29.

    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role


    40 Social disorganization of the Judiciary in
    theories Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    (JS) 29.

    Sri K. Veeraswami ,”Role


    of the Judiciary in
    Doubt Session 41
    Rendering Correctional
    Services” (1973) 86 LW
    Doubt Session (JS) 29.
    42 Differential association Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    and criminality Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 149

    Theories of Juvenile Prof .N.V.Paranjape


    43 Criminology,Penology
    Gang Delinquency
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 150

    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    44 White Collar Crimes Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 151

    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    45 Organised Crimes Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 152
    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    46 Female Criminality Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 153

    Therapeutic Approach Prof .N.V.Paranjape


    47 Criminology,Penology
    (Prison Reform)
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 154

    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    48 Juvenile delinquency Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 155

    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    49 Victimology Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 156
    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    50 Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    Revision of the unit Revision RMLNLUJ (2010) 157

    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    51 Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    Doubt Session Doubt Session RMLNLUJ (2010) 158

    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    52 Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    Doubt Session Doubt Session RMLNLUJ (2010) 159
    Unit 4: Kinds of
    Punitive Approaches &
    Victimology

    Prof .N.V.Paranjape
    53 Female Criminality Criminology,Penology
    (Including Victimology)Jan
    2017 Dr.Mridul
    Srivastava,”Can
    Punishment be Justified”2
    RMLNLUJ (2010) 160
    Ahmad Siddiques’s
    54
    Therapeutic Approach Criminology,Penology &
    (Prison Reform) Victimology (Eastern Book
    Company)Ed.7th
    Ahmad Siddiques’s
    55 Juvenile delinquency
    Criminology,Penology &
    Victimology (Eastern Book
    Company)Ed.7th

    Ahmad Siddiques’s
    56 Victimology
    Criminology,Penology &
    Victimology (Eastern Book
    Company)Ed.7th
    Doubt Session 57 Doubt Session
    Doubt Session 58 Doubt Session
    Doubt Session 59 Doubt Session
    Activities Important Dates

    11-Jul

    Cases Analysis

    12-Jul

    13-Jul

    17-Jul

    Cases Analysis 18-Jul

    Cases Analysis

    19-Jul

    20-Jul

    Presentation by
    students
    24-Jul

    25-Jul
    26-Jul

    27-Jul

    Cases Analysis

    31-Jul

    2-Aug
    Creating the
    situation and
    making the 3-Aug
    students to
    analyze it

    Case
    presentation

    7-Aug

    8-Aug

    Group Discussion

    9-Aug
    10-Aug
    14-Aug
    16-Aug
    17-Aug

    Group Discussion

    21-Aug

    22-Aug

    Mock Test

    23-Aug

    24-Aug
    28-Aug

    29-Aug

    30-Aug

    4-Sep

    Revision 5-Sep

    Viva

    6-Sep

    11-Sep

    Mock Test

    12-Sep
    13-Sep

    14-Sep

    Lecture by
    practicing
    Advocate
    18-Sep

    20-Sep

    21-Sep

    25-Sep

    26-Sep

    Case Analysis

    27-Sep
    28-Sep

    Discussion

    3-Oct

    Test

    4-Oct

    5-Oct
    9-Oct

    10-Oct

    11-Oct

    12-Oct
    16-Oct

    Doubt session

    17-Oct

    Mock Test

    18-Oct

    19-Oct

    23-Oct
    25-Oct

    26-Oct
    Doubt Session 30-Nov
    Doubt Session 1-Nov
    Doubt Session 2-Nov

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