According to Richard Quinney,there are different ways for the dominant class to define the social reality of crime.Which of the following is NOT one of them?

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Richard Quinney's theory on the definition of crime by the dominant class includes defining behaviors that threaten their interests, applying laws to protect their interests, and constructing and diffusing an ideology of crime. However, engaging in behavior that they themselves have defined as criminal does not fit in this theory, therefore option C is not one of the ways the dominant class defines the social reality of crime.

According to Richard Quinney,there Are Different Ways for the Dominant