Black's Theory About the Behavior of the Criminal Law

Multiple Choice

Black's theory about the behavior of the criminal law:

A) is an attempt to apply legal realism and Freudian ideas to explain how criminal law is formed.
B) is based primarily on psychological learning theories.
C) argues that increases to certainty and severity of punishment could lower crime rates.
D) predicts that street criminals will be prosecuted at higher rates than corporations regardless of the amount of harm caused.
E) suggests that the law is formed through societal consensus about crime.