Recidivism is: Question 3 options:

a) the extortion of funds in exchange for "protection."

b) the conflict that occurs between the elites and minority groups.

c) returning to prison after already serving a prior term.

d) an act that marks an offender as deviant.

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Recidivism is: Question 3 options:

a) the extortion of funds in exchange for "protection."

b) the conflict that occurs between the elites and minority groups.

c) returning to prison after already serving a prior term.

d) an act that marks an offender as deviant.

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Tiffany Acevedo · Answer 1

c) returning to prison after already serving a prior term.

Explanation:

When a person who served a jail sentence for committing an offense breaks the law again, and then he or she is judged and condemned to be sent to prison again, we have a case of recidivism. It's relapsing into criminal behavior.

Recidivism is: Question 3 options:a) the extortion of funds in exchange for "protection."b) the conflict that occurs between the elites and minority groups.c) returning to prison after already serving a prior term.d) an act that marks an offender as deviant.

Recidivism is: Question 3 options:

a) the extortion of funds in exchange for "protection."

b) the conflict that occurs between the elites and minority groups.

c) returning to prison after already serving a prior term.

d) an act that marks an offender as deviant.