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Before choosing to commit a crime, ________ criminals evaluate the risk of apprehension, the seriousness of punishment, the potential value, and the immediate need for criminal gain.
 
  A) reasoning
  B) opportunistic
  C) juvenile
  D) needy

Question 2

The type of criminal law that not only defines the actions that the government canpunish, but also defines the punishments for such offenses is called:
 
  A) substantive criminal law.
  B) procedural criminal law.
  C) real estate law.
  D) civil law.
  E) cooperative law.



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Answer to Question 1

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APUS57

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Reply 2 on: Aug 13, 2018
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