Why did Durkheim reject the legalistic definition of crime?
A) Because it was too broad for his purposes.
B) Because it was absurd to think the lawmakers would understand crime better than he did.
C) Because he regarded it as inadequate for scientific sociology.
D) Because he regarded it as too individualistic.
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