From the Consensus/pluralist Perspective, the Criminal Law

question 57

Multiple Choice

From the consensus/pluralist perspective, the criminal law:

• A) Makes official what are common norms or rules of everyday behavior.
• B) Reflects the "social consciousness of a society" and the kind of behavior a community universally condemns.
• C) Functions to achieve "social equilibrium" or to maintain "order."
• D) Is a form of "social engineering."
• E) All of the above

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Definitions:

White Privilege

The societal privileges that benefit white people over non-white people in some societies, particularly if they are otherwise under the same social, political, or economic circumstances.

Institutional Racism

The systemic policies and practices within and across institutions that perpetuate racial inequality and discrimination against certain racial or ethnic groups.

Colonial Exploitation

The economic and social practices by which colonial powers extracted resources and labor from colonized countries, often leading to long-term developmental disparities.

Black Sexuality

Refers to the exploration and expression of sexual identity among individuals of African descent, often within the context of societal norms and challenges.