Crime differs from deviance because crime
A) is always more serious than deviance.
B) is always less serious than deviance.
C) involves a larger share of the population.
D) violates written laws.
E) violates rules that are deemed immoral.

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Crime specifically refers to behavior that violates written laws, while deviance can encompass a broader range of behaviors that do not necessarily violate laws but are considered outside of societal norms. Therefore, choice D is the best answer.

Crime Differs from Deviance Because Crime