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kshipps

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A ______ criminal is one who displays no identification or commitments and does not have a criminal self concept?
 
  a. Career criminal
 b. Semi-professional criminal
 c. Professional criminal
 d. Non-career criminal

Question 2

Another term for white-collar crimes is:
 
  a. Occupational crime
  b. common-law crime
 c. delinquency
 d. petty crime



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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