Rational-Choice Theory [Criminology] Law and Legal Definition
Rational choice theory is a principle of criminology that views man as a reasoning actor who weighs means and ends, costs and benefits, and makes a rational choice. According to this theory behavioral choices, including the choice to engage in criminal activity, are based on purposeful decisions that the potential benefits outweigh the risks.
Legal Definition list
- Rational-Choice Theory [Criminology]
- Rational Pricing
- Rational Doubt
- Rational Basis Test
- Rational Basis Scrutiny
- Ratione Personae
- Ratites
- Rattening
- RAVE Act
- Ravish
- Raw Agricultural Commodity
