Cloward and Ohlin's Theory Was Developed to Account For

question 37

Multiple Choice

Cloward and Ohlin's theory was developed to account for:

• A) violent crime
• B) secondary deviance
• C) white-collar crime
• D) corporate crime
• E) delinquent subcultures

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Definitions:

Leading Questions

Questions that suggest a particular answer, often used in witness examination to shape testimony.

Direct Examination

The portion of a trial in which a witness provides testimony in favor of the party who has called the witness.

Cross-examination

A courtroom process where a witness is questioned by the opposing side's attorney, aiming to challenge the witness's testimony or credibility.

Posttrial Motions

Requests made to the court by the parties involved in a trial, asking the court to amend or reconsider aspects of its judgment after the trial has concluded.