I – INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................................................ 3

II - DISTINGUISHING CRIMES AND TORTS.......................................................................................... 4

2.1    Crimes are intentional....................................................................................................................... 4

2.2    Other Reasons for Public Enforcement.................................................................................. 4

2.3 - Examples of Private Enforcement................................................................................................. 6

2.4 - Property Rules, Liability Rules, and Criminal Sanctions................................................ 8

III - THE ECONOMIC MODEL OF CRIME............................................................................................. 10

3.1- The Offender's Decision to Commit a Crime and the Supply of Offenses............ 10

3.2- Optimal Punishment............................................................................................................................ 12

3.3 - Repeat Offenders................................................................................................................................... 25

3.4- Incapacitation.......................................................................................................................................... 27

2.5. Empirical Evidence on the Economic Model of Crime...................................................... 27

2.6. The Death Penalty.............................................................................................................................. 29

2.7. Judicial Discretion in Sentencing................................................................................................ 32

2.8. The Bail System*.................................................................................................................................. 33

2.9. Private Protection*............................................................................................................................. 35

3. Plea Bargaining............................................................................................................................................ 37

3.1 Economic Models of Plea Bargaining......................................................................................... 40

3.2    Plea Bargaining and Deterrence............................................................................................. 44

3.3    A Comparative Perspective......................................................................................................... 45

4. Topics................................................................................................................................................................ 48

4.1 Crime and the Business Cycle*...................................................................................................... 48

4.2    Gun Laws and Crime...................................................................................................................... 50

4.3    Primitive Law Enforcement........................................................................................................ 53

4.4    Some Constitutional Issues......................................................................................................... 54

5.    Conclusion................................................................................................................................................. 61

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS....................................................................... 63

EXERCISE 9.1...................................................................................................................................................... 63

EXERCISE 9.2...................................................................................................................................................... 64

EXERCISE 9.3...................................................................................................................................................... 64

PROBLEMS........................................................................................................................................................... 64


Complément intitulé: M2 Crime, Law and Economics, Pr KOPP, Lundi 9h-12 MSE
Nom normé: UP1-PROG-02-MRB504-119 - Master 2 Recherche Politiques publiques
Nom abrégé normé: UP1-PROG-02-MRB504-119 - Master 2 Recherche Politiques publiques
Chemin ROF: /École d'économie de la Sorbonne/Master 2 Recherche Politiques publiques
Chemin ROFid: /02/UP1-PROG-02-MRB504-119
RofId: UP1-PROG-02-MRB504-119
Nom ROF: Master 2 Recherche Politiques publiques
Diplôme: Master 2 Recherche Politiques publiques
Domaine ROF: [Sciences économiques] Sciences économiques
Type ROF: [M2]
Nature ROF: [5] BAC+5
Cycle ROF: [2]
Rythme ROF: [Initiale,Init. Ech.]
Langue: []
Mention: Economie appliquée
Spécialité: Politiques publiques
Attente de validation: Oui
Demandeur Id: 49288
Date demande: samedi 4 septembre 2021, 18:13
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Date validation: samedi 4 septembre 2021, 18:13
Date fermeture: lundi 31 janvier 2022, 00:00
Générateur: Manuel via assistant (cas n°2 ROF)
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