Unit 1 AC1.1 Analyse different types of crime Flashcards

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What are potential victims of white-collar crime?

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People with the funds to invest in a finance scheme like early retired workers.

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Who is the offender in white-collar crime?

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People of respectability and high standard, working in commercial employment.

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What is the level of public awareness regarding white-collar crime?

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Low because they are relatively uncommon and hard to prosecute.

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Is white collar crime considered deviant or criminal?

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Criminal, taking money from investors to use as your own.

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Who can be the potential victims of moral crime?

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Thought to be victimless, but the offender and victim can be the same person.

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Who is the offender in moral crime?

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Can be the same person as the victim, but often are in a financial or personal struggle.

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What is the level of public awareness regarding moral crime?

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Low as crimes are hidden from the offenders’ families and the public. Often ignored out of sympathy for the offender.

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Is moral crime considered deviant or criminal?

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Both, acts such as drug use are illegal but acts such as prostitution actually have no laws forbidding it.

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Who can be potential victims of state crime?

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Citizens of a country or people with a different political viewpoint of the government.

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Who is the offender in state crime?

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High-ranking government officials under regime orders.

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What is the level of public awareness regarding state crime?

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Although uncommon, they are usually high because of the speed of current-day media reporting.

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Is state crime considered deviant or criminal?

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Both – Deviant to the country if there aren’t any laws against it, but most would see it as criminal.

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Who can be potential victims of technological crime?

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Anyone with access to the internet, either individuals or large organizations.

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Who is the offender in technological crime?

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Anyone with basic knowledge of the internet, likely based overseas with an ability to gain access to bank accounts and credit cards.

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What is the level of public awareness regarding technological crime?

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At first, awareness was low due to the technological element, but promotion of crimes has attracted a lot of media coverage and raised awareness of these crimes.

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Is technological crime considered deviant or criminal?

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Criminal – gaining access to other people’s personal information or impersonation is illegal across the world.

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Who can be potential victims of hate crime?

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Anyone persecuted for their race, sexuality, gender, disability, or religion.

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Who is the offender in hate crime?

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Anyone who has a prejudice against people under one of these five strands and carrying traditional views different from the victim’s.

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What is the level of public awareness regarding hate crime?

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Started growing due to the amount of social media focus the topic gathers.

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Is hate crime considered deviant or criminal?

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Criminal – causing physical or mental harm to somebody for something out of their control.

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Who can be potential victims of honour crime?

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Typically, a young female within a family, usually a daughter from an Asian family, or someone who doesn’t follow their family’s strict beliefs.

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Who is the offender in honour crime?

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Typically, a male member of a family such as the victim’s brother, father, or uncle