Rudolph Giuliani's "broken windows" strategy advocated
A) less stringent enforcement for petty offenses such as panhandling.
B) stricter enforcement for petty offenses.
C) a forgiveness policy for the first offense.
D) a "three strikes and you're out" law.
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