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1,583 wordsTheories of Crime Name Course Professor Date Theory can have different meanings depending on the field of knowledge that it is used as well as the kind of methodology and context of its discussion. Common usage defines theory as an opinion or a speculation. It may not be based on facts and may not even be a description of reality. There are several criteria for a good theory. In order to determine whether a theory is good, there are several things that one can look into. Social disorganization r...
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