Concept of morality and crime

Morality and Crime

Introduction:

Morality is a normative and universal sense. Morality refers to an ideal code of conduct. Morality is an understanding, which is the basis of social order.

Definition of morality:

Morality is an understanding's beliefs about what is right (what should do) and what is wrong (what should not do) so controls the actions of the understanding by society, religion, or individual conscience.

Morality showing what kind of behaviour and conduct is best for a human being as well as the society.

1. Morality presents the character of a person.

2. Morality show all the weak and strong sides of the character of a person.

3. Morality is the beliefs of an understanding.

4. Morality is religion in practice. Religion propagates virtue and is mortality in principle.

Almost all crime is considered as violation of morality. Crime is an immoral and harmful act for the society. It is an injury for the society in moral sense opinion by community. Everywhere homicide is an act against morality as well as crime except if it done in exercise of private defence. Though all crime is immoral acts, all immoral acts may not be crimes. For example disobeying parents is an immoral act but not crime.   

As George Herbert said, "dare to be true, nothing can need a lie." However, truth comes from people with morals only. Lies can come from anyone.

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