Sutherland did not believe that certain locations and people were more crime prone than others.

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Sutherland, known for his Differential Association Theory, focused on how criminal behavior is learned through social interactions rather than attributing crime to specific locations or types of people. However, this does not mean he believed locations and people were not more crime-prone; his theory simply emphasized the importance of learned behaviors over environmental or personal predispositions.

Sutherland Did Not Believe That Certain Locations and People Were