In a Conduct Crime, There Is No Requirement That Any

question 40

True/False

In a conduct crime, there is no requirement that any resulting harm occur, only that someone engaged in an action that was prohibited by law.

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Ethnomethodology

A sociological perspective that examines the methods people use to understand and produce the social order in everyday situations.

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