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How would you explain the different theories on crime as a choice?

How would you explain the different theories on crime as a choice?
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School: University of Florida

Department: Criminology and Criminal Justice

Course: Advanced Principles of Criminal Justice

Professor: Marvin krohn

Term: Fall 2016

Tags: Study Guide, Krohn, criminology, APCJ, CCJ3024, Exam 2 Study Guide, and Exam 2

Cost: 50

Name: APCJ Exam 2 Study Guide

Description: Hey guys! This is the 13 pages study guide that includes all the relevant information from Chs 5, 6 and 7 in the textbook, Ch 4 and 6 in WS and Ch 5 and 7 in the Anderson book, as well as all the lectures so I hope this helps!

Uploaded: 03/17/2016

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