"[When a victimless criminal] is treated as an enemy of society, he
almost necessarily becomes one. Forced into criminal acts, immersed
in underworld-related supply networks, and ever-conscious of the need
to evade the police, his outlooks as well as behavior become more and
more anti-social." | by: | Edwin M. Schur
American professor, sociologist, lawyer, economist, author |
Source: | Schur, Edwin (1974) Victimless crimes: Two sides of controversy. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice Hall. |
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