2.2.3 - Describe sociological theories of criminality

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Social structure theories believe that society influences a person to become criminal
Social structure theories say that social class is a primary cause of crime
Criminal behaviour begins in youth in social structure theories
Social structure theories of criminality are the result of favourable conditions in a community
Unfavourable conditions in a community could be considered to have a high dropout and unemployment rates, and single parent families

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