The Notion That Public Order Crimes Are "Victimless" Is

question 34

Multiple Choice

The notion that public order crimes are "victimless" is

• A)widely accepted among criminologists and the general public
• B)contested by criminologists but accepted among the general public
• C)rejected by criminologists, due to the number of "secondary victims" harmed by such crimes
• D)rejected by criminologists, due to the large number of public order crimes reported each year on the NCVS

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