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The Elusive Criminal Justice Experiment means that ________.

The Elusive Criminal Justice Experiment means that ________.
A) legislators are highly effective in creating social policy to eliminate crime
B) social phenomena such as crime is relatively simple to measure and thus produces a
concrete field for study
C) a true classical experiment is hard to create in some areas of crime control
D) criminologists lack the expertise to properly identify and study a macro-level crime problem

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Crime Control in America: What Works?

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