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    Exam 10: Social Process and Control Theories of Crime
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    Neither Burgess and Aker's Model nor Sutherland's Theory Addresses the Idea
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Neither Burgess and Aker's Model nor Sutherland's Theory Addresses the Idea

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Neither Burgess and Aker's model nor Sutherland's theory addresses the idea that delinquent associations could occur after criminal activity takes place.

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