Critical criminologists contend that the wealthy stratum of society can be involved in acts that should be described as crimes but are not, such as racism, sexism, and profiteering.

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Critical criminologists argue that the wealthy are often able to escape being labeled as criminals for their involvement in various harmful behaviors, such as discrimination and exploitation, due to their social and economic power.

Critical Criminologists Contend That the Wealthy Stratum of Society Can