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Criminology: Theories, patterns, and typologies / Larry J. Siegel.

By: Siegel, Larry J

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TextPublisher: Australia: Sage, ©2015Edition: 8th edDescription: 521p.: ill.; 25cmISBN: 981-243-990-0Subject(s): Criminology | Crime -- United StatesDDC classification: GC 364 S571 2004

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