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What are the three classifications of a crime according to its severity? 2. what is the difference between principals in the first degree and principals in the second? 3. what are the five elements of crime, both straightforward and complex? 4. what are the possible causes of crime—what schools or theories? 5. what are the immediate reasons (or motives) behind crimes?

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