Neoclassical criminologists argue that crime is grounded in the concept of rational choice, but views the accused as exempted from conviction if circumstances prevented the exercise of free will.

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Neoclassical criminology incorporates the concept of rational choice in understanding crime but also considers mitigating circumstances that may limit an individual's free will, potentially affecting the severity of punishment or conviction.

Neoclassical Criminologists Argue That Crime Is Grounded in the Concept