Neoclassical Explanations of Crime Are Rooted in _____

question 33

Multiple Choice

Neoclassical explanations of crime are rooted in _____.

• A) economic thinking
• B) biology
• C) religion
• D) anthropology

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Definitions:

Equity

The concept of fairness and justice in the way people are treated or decisions are made, often related to legal or financial contexts.

Human Rights Legislation

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Charter Of Rights And Freedoms

Canada's constitutional document that ensures the protection of fundamental freedoms and rights, such as equality before the law and freedom of speech, for all Canadians.

Language Rights

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