The "Interest Group" or "Conflict" Model of the Law Argues

Multiple Choice

The "interest group" or "conflict" model of the law argues that the criminal law:

A) Incorporates the interests of some groups and not others.
B) Defines behaviors that all would argue are harmful.
C) Establishes a system of punishment that most people, except for a few special interest groups, can live with.
D) Is the result of internal conflict that translates into statutes that all come to agree with.
E) All of the above.