The Classical School of criminology attributes crime to
A) spiritual shortcomings.
B) the exercise of free will.
C) hard determinism.
D) positivist outlooks.

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The Classical School of criminology emphasizes that individuals have free will and choose to commit crime, rather than it being determined by factors outside of their control. They view punishment as a necessary deterrent to prevent future crime. Spiritual shortcomings, hard determinism, and positivist outlooks are not central concepts to the Classical School of criminology.

The Classical School of Criminology Attributes Crime to