The Unique Conceptions of Crime and Criminal Justice That Emerged

question 7

Multiple Choice

The unique conceptions of crime and criminal justice that emerged in the eighteenth century were collectively known as

• A) Choice Theory.
• B) the Classical School of Criminology.
• C) the Modern Criminal Justice System.
• D) Trait Theory.

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Definitions:

Social Opportunities

Circumstances or events that allow individuals to interact, network, and build relationships within a community or organization.

Accident Prevention

The initiatives and measures implemented to avoid or minimize the occurrence of accidents in the workplace.

Work Schedules

The planned hours that employees are expected to work, which can vary in terms of shift length, timing, and patterns, depending on the organization's operational needs.

Supervision

The act of overseeing and guiding employees or tasks to ensure that activities are carried out effectively and standards are met.