In regards to who commits crime in the U.S., the text suggests ...

[naturalchemist]

In regards to who commits crime in the U.S., the text suggests that:
 
  a. people in lower classes commit the most crime.
  b. the crimes committed by those in the lower class are the most costly to society.
  c. people of different statuses have different opportunities to commit crime.
  d. the crimes of people in the upper class are higher yield, but also higher risk.

Question 2

White-collar criminals are far less likely than street criminals to have all of the following happen EXCEPT:
 
  a. be sentenced to prison.
  b. receive a lengthy sentence.
  c. hire a competent lawyer.
  d. be tried for a crime.

[tkempin]

Answer to Question 1

c REF; Crime DIF: Factual OBJ: 6.5

Answer to Question 2

c

[naturalchemist]

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[nothere]

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