A group of individuals organizes a protest demanding changes to local laws regarding drug offenses, claiming that current laws disproportionately affect marginalized communities. Which category of crime does their action most directly relate to?

The action of protesting for changes to local laws about drug offenses relates most directly to social crime. Social crime refers to actions that challenge existing laws or norms because they are seen as unfair or unjust, especially when they impact certain groups more harshly. In this case, the protestors believe that the current drug laws unfairly target marginalized communities, meaning these laws are not serving justice for everyone. For example, if a law leads to more arrests in lower-income neighborhoods for minor drug offenses, it can create a cycle of disadvantage for those residents. By organizing a protest, the individuals are advocating for social change and highlighting the need for more equitable laws.