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Which Three Almost-Always Elements Does Marcus Felson Argue Criminal Acts

Question 14

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Which three almost-always elements does Marcus Felson argue criminal acts usually have?

A) a likely offender
B) a suitable target
C) insufficiently harsh prison sentences
D) the absence of a capable guardian against the offence

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