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storky111

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Giving sentencing authorities discretion reflects the philosophy of the
 
  a. absolute school of criminology.
  b. negative school of criminology.
  c. philosophy school of criminology.
  d. positive school of criminology.

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Compare and contrast occasional criminals with professional criminals. In your discussion, include Sutherland's professional thief and Klockars' professional fence.
 
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Answer to Question 1

d

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Economic crimes are designed to reap financial rewards for the offender. Opportunistic amateurs commit the majority of economic crimes. Economic crime has also attracted professional criminals. Professionals earn most of their income from crime, view themselves as criminals, and possess skills that aid them in their law-breaking behavior. An example of a professional criminal is the fence who buys and sells stolen merchandise.




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Reply 2 on: Aug 13, 2018
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review


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