All acts of deviance are considered crimes under the law.

Not all acts of deviance are considered crimes under the law. Deviance refers to behaviors that go against social norms or expectations, while a crime is a specific type of deviance that is also against the law. For example, if someone wears very unusual clothing, they might be seen as deviant, but that is not illegal. In contrast, stealing from a store is both deviant and a crime because it breaks the law. Therefore, while all crimes are acts of deviance, not all acts of deviance are classified as crimes.