The "Get-Tough" Measures to Combat Crime Are Based on the Principle

question 119

Multiple Choice

The "get-tough" measures to combat crime are based on the principle of​

• A)​deterrence.
• B)​rehabilitation.
• C)​recidivism.
• D)​social programming.

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