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    Compare and Contrast Major,moderate,and Minor Risk Factors for Crime,as Identified
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Compare and Contrast Major,moderate,and Minor Risk Factors for Crime,as Identified

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Compare and contrast major,moderate,and minor risk factors for crime,as identified by Andrews and Bonta (2006).

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