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    What Does to Farrington's ICAP Theory Say About Criminal Behavior
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What Does to Farrington's ICAP Theory Say About Criminal Behavior

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What does to Farrington's ICAP theory say about criminal behavior? What is the main concept of this theory? What are the policy implications of ICAP?

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