Criminology 11th Edition by Larry Siegel

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Jacques and Wright find that for some criminals, victimization is an eye-opening event, helping them choose to desist from crime. This transition is aided by a number of factors ranging from attachment to family and friends, to belief that there are alternatives to criminality. However, it is the victimization event that is the catalyst for the decision to transition out of crime. Do you agree with their assessment? Or might victimization breed anger, resentment, and vengeance?