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Pluralism, class analysis, corporatism, and neo-institutionalism provide different perspectives on interest group influence in politics. Summarize these perspectives, explaining what you see as their strengths and weaknesses.
M'Naghten Standard
A legal standard used to determine if a defendant was insane at the time of committing a crime, focusing on the ability to understand right from wrong.
Actus Reus
In Canadian criminal law, the prohibited physical act that, together with the mens rea, defines a criminal offence.
Mens Rea
In Canadian criminal law, the guilty mind or bad intent that, together with the actus reus, defines a criminal offence.
HCR-20
A checklist used for assessing the risk of violence in individuals, focusing on historical, clinical, and risk management factors.
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