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Show it friths I Cause rooted deep in thought patterns DLSIPIT NCWS, AT.DNr.SDAY, JUNE 22, 1977 50 youths Psychologist disputes crime theories Criminal behavior is rooted in thought patterns and purposefully chosen by the career criminal as means to an end crime, a prominent psychologist who spent 18 years investigating the phenomenon of crime, said Tnesday night Dr Stanton E Satin-now- , clinical research psychologist for St Elizabeth's Hospital. Washington, D C , made the remai k at the closing session of the 24th annual National Institute on Crimt and Delinquency in the Hotel I tah fter lb years of intense study of habitual criminals. Dr Samenow said, he has been forced to admit that finding the cause of criminal behavior is generally an impossible and often useless task He said the first four years of the study, made with the late Dr Samuel Yochelson, were spent try ing to diseov er the c auses of c rime "Alter literally thousands of hours helping the caieer cnminal achieve insight into why he was the way he was, we found that the result was criminals with insight, rather than criminals who lacked such insights They remained criminals "We discovered that conti ary to our initial belief, we did not have to know the cause of criminality in order to do something about it," he said Di Sameiiou said cunent theoiies ol tninmul lehdbilitatiuii are a misconception from the begin ning He said most coirectional progtams have been and poorly implemented as emeigency leac turns to the booming crime rate Programs and legislation have generally been tied to their sponsors' beliefs about what causes crime " he said Dr Samenow said to lelubihtale a person is to restore him to an eat her constructive condition ' There is no prior condition to which to restoie He never developed the e criminal the hard-co- i thinking patterns necessary to live responsibly We do nni know why this is so, but something can still be done " t'nininals must be "habilitated." taught to think m a way that in the past has been loreign to them The cnminal must learn a new way ol life to be rid of the old patterns of crime followed by crime Earlier Tuesday, Francis L Dale, publisher of took issue with the Los Angeles the belief of the new criminologists' that the social environment does not cause crime Herald-Examine- 1 r, ill Good thru Tuesday, June 28 t Muni lit likt u Hull Qmiliiu Out Lint! Crandall, has announced The ptuject is at a c amp at Soldier Creek, 35 miles fioni Heber and 35 miles from Duchesne Its part of the outh 1 He aigued that efforts for rehabilitation should be font inued because every leligious and moral commitment says mankind must try to comfoit the all lit ted Prices Fifty youths will work a Bureau of Reclamation conservation prog lain in Utah this summer. the agency 's region a! directin, David L in r i he said start job at YCC camp Dale also took lssie with the idea that judges are handing down less seveie sentences He said in the kclc'ial pi ison system, and piobnbly in state prisons as well, the length of sente nees issued by judges has me i eased Hut he said even these vti liter sentences have been no moi e ol a delei lent than those in the past Dale said clime control is not an easy business n is i! ouic k or cheap Put believ e the scale hmg that all ot us do is the only way to go with any assmamc, that what we discover will genuinely make tis a more law abiding " pe.it tlul and yes even a lov mg people ' Pei haps he y are right.' he said "Peisonally, cannot visit a slum without feeling that it I had to live theio and coukin t afford to gel out. I'd be a very " angi y , frustrated person He said he thought he would be desperate a well, and "despei ate people do desperate things "We must unclet stand tb.it poverty begets a slew of soci il problems which tend to diminish sell Imposed social c ontrols w hit h gov ern ev ery soc lety ' He said perhaps alcoholism, drug addiction and lamily disintiyiation are not the causes ot crime ' Hut who can deny that thev reduce the threshold ot social sell res! lain! and make it easier lor an mdiv lclu.il to step at ross0" he asked Contrary to many views expressed during the conlei ento. Dale does not believe that imprisonment educes crime He said it just increases prisoners Dale s.ud the new criminologists have been saying the important element in the prison sentence that punishment, not tieatnicnt, is the confinement is the key A 15 Rustlers take 4 herefords Conserv at ion Corps program that was begun in 1471 to give young people a chance to work, earn and learn in the summer TAYLORSVILLE Rustlers stole four hereford cattle from a pasture near 1100 V 5200 South sometime last week, owner Steve Ellis, 4877 S 1130 West, told deputy sheriffs. 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