Principals in the second degree are those individuals who are part of committing a crime, but aren’t the primary offender. Why are they as equally important as principals in the first degree? Use evidence to back up your reasoning.

Who is the plaintiff in a criminal lawsuit

At what part does suspect become classified as a defendant?

Per this theory, juvenile offenders learn to commit crimes through exposure to others. strain theory differential association theory neutralization theory social control theory none of the responses are correct. all of the responses are correct.