Richard Quinney's Theory That Criminal Definitions Represent the Interests of Those

question 109

Multiple Choice

Richard Quinney's theory that criminal definitions represent the interests of those who hold power in society is known as:

• A) Marxist feminism.
• B) radical feminism.
• C) social reality of crime.
• D) dialectic method.

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Definitions:

Income

Represents the money received by a person or entity in exchange for labor, services, or investments during a specific period.

Income Inequality

The uneven distribution of income within a population, often measured and analyzed through various economic indicators.

Unionism

The advocacy, formation, or activities of labor unions, which are organizations that represent the collective interests of workers in negotiations with employers.

Highly Skilled Workers

Individuals with advanced training, expertise, and experience in specific fields, making them capable of performing complex tasks proficiently.