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It is the aim of this piece of work to investigate the claim that a lower class person is more likely to be observed and detected than those from other classes and that a lower class person is more likely to be arrested if discovered.
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It is the aim of this piece of work to investigate the claim that a lower class person is more likely to be observed and detected than those from other classes and that a lower class person is more likely to be arrested if discovered. In order to achieve this the author has investigated the question from a variation of criminological approaches and sociological approaches. It is hoped that an answer as to whether or not such a statement can be defined as true should be uncovered by the end of the essay. There are many theories in which the author refers to, although not perhaps as many as possible, but this would have taken a lot more than 3.000 words to achieve. The author feels that the outcome of the essay was as conclusive as possible in the world of sociology and criminology does not necessarily provide definitive solutions,...
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