Karl Marx's writings detail his theories on the causes of crime, but fail to address his belief about what should be done to promote justice.

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Karl Marx's writings, while primarily focused on the causes of crime as rooted in social and economic inequalities, implicitly suggest that the promotion of justice would require the overhaul of capitalist systems to eliminate these inequalities. Marx believed that addressing the root causes of crime (i.e., the conditions created by capitalism) was essential for promoting justice.

Karl Marx's Writings Detail His Theories on the Causes of Crime