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Explain cheater theory and how it leads to criminality.
 
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Which of the following is NOT one of the three subcategories of legal liabilities under federal and state laws?
 
  a. Administrative
  b. Public
  c. Civil
  d. Criminal


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Reply #1 on: Aug 13, 2018
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Cheater theory holds that there is a certain population of men who appear to be stable, often mimicking the behavior of trustworthy individuals. Their sole desire is to have sex with females, and through cunning ways and trickery, these men often gain access to their sexual endeavors and conquests. However, these men are not typically parental in nature and often lack any skills to be a productive father either because of immaturity, age deficiencies, or successful employment. These men increase the number of fatherless children who grow up in society, and statistics point out that children from fatherless homes and one-parent homes have a higher likelihood of committing criminal offenses.

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Great answer, keep it coming :)

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