Why might some argue that prohibiting a former offender from having a driver's license can lead to secondary deviance? А. They may have to rely on former friends for transportation, putting them back in touch with the criminal world.
B. They may be more apt to steal a car if they are not allowed to have a legal driver's license.
c. They may have to work harder and longer hours to pay for bus fare.
D. They may feel discriminated against and show their anger by committing more crimes.

А. They may have to rely on former friends for transportation, putting them back in touch with the criminal world.

Explanation:

Being a criminal isn't an individual thing, rather it is really a group situation. For many offenders, their only friends are other criminals or those more likely to commit criminal acts. Thus, having only their friends to rely on for rides (Which is what most people will do) creates a risk of secondary deviance.

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dont quote me but i think its d

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