Directions:Conflict theorists describe how deviance is defined by the people in power. In society, power and wealth impact the perception of deviance and the overall treatment of those who commit crimes.Instruction for initial post: Describe how power and wealth shaped the outcome of a deviant act or a crime. Share a specific example of a case where social class influenced how a deviant individual was treated and punished. Analyze in detail how power dynamics played in favor of the privileged.Instructions for reply post: Share your thoughts on the specific case shared by your peer(s). Address the role or impact of power and wealth in the specific case. Consider how this case reflects concepts and theories you have learned in class**Response**G. Smith10/26/21, 2:51 PMWealth/ Power is one of the biggest formative agents that shape society. The wealth that some people have allows them to be able to afford better things that people without money cannot get. This would very much be be prevelant in the OJ Simpson case. In his case he was able to get out of being charged because his wealth was able to afford a good attorney. People that would've committed that same crime but was less wealthy, probably would not have gotten off not charged. One of the biggest examples of this surely has to be the 1983 movie Trading Places. The main idea of the movie is that 2 wealthy men bet that if a poor man had switched places with a rich man. In doing so the formorly rich man will turn to crime not having money & the formerly poor man would turn his life around given these new advantages.