Because crime is political in nature, including who gets to decide what counts as a crime and what does not, there is a class bias inherent in the law.

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The definition and enforcement of laws often reflect the interests and perspectives of those in power, which can lead to a class bias where the interests of the upper classes are protected over those of lower socioeconomic groups.

Because Crime Is Political in Nature, Including Who Gets to Decide