English, 05.05.2020 11:02, makennaskye8052

Is crime a social or behavioural deviance?does deviance have levels of severity?
Is crime a threat to social order or morality?where does that leave the right for challenges to the tradition and authority?
This is due tomorrow I need help ASAP please someone help me

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