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Merton's Theory
A sociological theory developed by Robert K. Merton, which addresses the ways that societal structures may lead to certain behaviors among individuals, particularly focusing on deviance and anomie.
Election Fraud
The illegal interference with the process of an election, activities that directly affect the outcome in a way that does not reflect the true will of the voters.
Street Robbery
An act of theft that occurs in a public place, typically involving force or threat of force.
Strain Theory
A sociological theory suggesting that societal structures may pressure citizens to commit crimes by placing emphasis on goals but not providing adequate means.
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