Social Studies, 13.03.2020 18:26, randall10

A man who is a bank president is found guilty of tax evasion. In addition to paying the government all the money he owes with substantial interest, he is sentenced to three years' probation and a $50,000 fine. At the same time, a female teller at the same bank is found guilty of stealing $500. The teller is sentenced to a prison term of no less than four years. This differential treatment would be a particular concern of the:. a. functionalist perspective. b. conflict perspective. c. interactionist perspective. d. global perspective.

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