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Define the major premise of each school of criminological thought.

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Define the major premise of each school of criminological thought.

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The classical School

The school of thought that individuals have free will to choose whether to commit crimes.

Biological determinism believe that crime is caused by a biological or biochemical influence over which the offender has no control over.

Psychological theory holds the idea that criminal behavior is a result of emotions, drives, and mental defects.

The sociological theory suggests that crime is caused by socioeconomic conditions and social interactions and values.

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