A moment with Criminology

Professor Gino Rios Patio makes a truly titanic effort to show at this point the general vision of criminology. Undoubtedly in this synthetic vision it is necessary to give a definition of criminology so as not to confuse the reader who will be sufficiently astonished by the multiplicity of positions that mark its history. The reader should not be disoriented when he notices that the definition adopted by the author -to introduce the subject- does not coincide with those of some of the positions that are synthesized. This is because nothing is certain in criminology. Many would be surprised if I affirm that criminology did not begin where the author points it out either. He also does so in order not to be inconsiderate to the reader. In addition criminologists avoid shaking their family tree to prevent unpresentable ancestry from falling into today's world. They proceed like some noble families that descend from some pirate. Dr. Eugenio Raúl Zaffaroni