Secondly, society is based on consensus which highlights the issue of traditional aspects of crime. Third, orthodox criminology is based on a historical-traditional methodology. Fourth, police and state organizations were described as deterrence and rehabilitation through the justice system. Fifth, the criminal question of orthodox criminology describes the focus that society is a problematic study that focuses on the criminal himself. Therefore, this shows a solution that is narrower to the individual themselves instead of society. “Finally, the latest orthodox criminology is distinctive behavior described as law” (Lynch & Michalowski, p.65). “In the study of crime that establishes itself, orthodox criminology has the recognition of general theories” (Lynch & Michalowski,