Deviant Behavior · 1982 · 42 citations · 7 references
Social SciencesCriminologySociologyCrimeDevianceLife-course CriminologyCertificationCriminal CareersCriminal JusticeDeviant CareersTheory Of DevianceCareer CriminologyCriminal Career Development
Abstract Certification is the final stage in exiting from a career in crime. This paper presents the major elements in the process of certification as revealed by an analysis of a set of life‐history interviews. This look at the process of certification uncovers that, like deviance, conventionality is a social phenomenon constructing from both social action and societal reaction.
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