The Concept of Quasi-Criminal Violence Is Illustrated By

The concept of quasi-criminal violence is illustrated by:

A) violent collisions, hits, tackles and body checks that are normative or within the rules of sport.
B) brushback pitches in baseball and the violent use of elbows in soccer and basketball, which are against the rules of the sport but are widely accepted practices within the sport.
C) cheap shots, late hits and flagrant fouls, which cause injuries, are violations of the rules of sport as well as the informal norms held by most athletes, and usually result in fines, suspensions and condemnation.
D) premeditated assaults during games that result in players being arrested.