All of the following, except ______ were identified as basic claims made by Bonger regarding criminality.

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Bonger, a criminologist, argued that criminal law primarily serves the interests of the ruling class (A), and that poverty, a byproduct of capitalism, encourages crime (B). He also believed in the natural inclination of people towards hedonism (C). However, he did not claim that all groups are prone to crime in a socialist society (D); this does not align with his theories that link crime to the conditions created by capitalism.

All of the Following, Except ______ Were Identified as Basic