According to Edwin Sutherland’s differential association theory, how does an individual become criminal?
A. by being identified and labeled as a criminal
B. by encountering an excess of definitions favorable to violating the law over definitions favorable to complying with the law
C. by being exposed to significant amounts of negative strain and frustration
D. by the weakening of positive social bonds to society
B. by encountering an excess of definitions favorable to violating the law over definitions favorable to complying with the law
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A) open any suspicious packages, boxes, or other containers B) switch on all gas and electric utilities in the area suspected to have the explosive C) establish a perimeter around the area suspected to have the explosive D) recruit and accompany a volunteer relatively new to the building E) seal the building and surrounding area without evacuation
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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a. scanning b. analysis c. response d. assessment
Failure to perform _______________ duties doesn't qualify as a criminal omission
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word