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* Killing with deliberation and
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* Involves malice and aforethought. |
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* Criminal homicide that involves the killing of several victims in three or more seperate events. |
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* Killing of more than three individuals at a sibngle time. |
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* The taking or attempt to take items of value from a person by threat or force. |
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* Unlawful attack by one person upon another for the purpose of causing sever or aggravated bodily injury, especially with use of a deadly weapon. |
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* A spree killer is someone who embarks on a murderous assault on two or more victims in a short time in multiple locations. |
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* Nonconsensual intercourse performed by a male on a female. |
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* Sexual intercourse by an adult with a minor who under the legal age of consent. |
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* The killing by another without malice to end anothers suffering. |
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* Type of rape that occurs when the victim and the offender know each other. |
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* The unlawful use of violence or threat of violecne to cause fear in an attempt to alter a government's political, religious, or ideological position. |
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* Various violent/destructive/disruptive means to protect the environment and to bring attention to evnironmental causes. |
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* Occures when a person unlawfully and nonconsensually transports a person away or holds a person for certain purposes against their will. |
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* Violence within the family; involves a person(s) being victimized by someone whom they should be able to trust and upon whom they should be able to depend on. |
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* Abuse of older people, generally over 65, carried out by those who have intrusted care for them. |
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* Criminal offenses that are committed against person, property or society that is motivated b racial or other biases. |
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Cost of White Collar Crimes |
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* White collar crimes cost far exceed all other crimes combined, because it is so difficult to detect. |
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* When a person uses "inside information" to secure a personal advantage over others in buying and selling stock. |
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Martha Steward was Convicted of? |
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Why do women commit embezzlement? |
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* Women gain more prominent professional positions, they have greater opportunity to commit dmbezzlement. |
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How did Organized Crime start? |
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* Organized crime came from Italy from secret societies that flourished for hundreds of years. |
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* The taking of corporation money for personal use. |
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* Crimes commited to further corporate goals rather than personal gain. |
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* When corporate executives engage in fraud that serves/benefits the company, such as money laundering. |
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National Enviornmental Policy Act |
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* Law passed that established a U.S. national policy promoting the enhancement of the environment and also established the EPA. |
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* Political officals accept payment, favors, etc., in return for favorable decisions or preferential treatment. |
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* When one country "dumps" hazardous products in another country that have been banned or not approved for sale in its own country. |
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* The continuing process whereby one immigrant or ethnic group succeeds another through assumption of a particular position in society. |
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Where did the mafia migrate from? |
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* The mafia migrated from Sicily. |
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* Is the practice of prohibiting the manufacture, transportation, import, export, sale, and consumption of alcohol or alcoholic products. |
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What is the rank structure in the mafia? |
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1) Boss - Maintains order, directs
the profit making activities.
2) Underboss - Collects info for the
boss and acts as messenger.
3) Consigliere - Boss advisor.
4) Lieutenants - chiefs of OPS.
5) Soldiers - lowest member of the
family, loan sharks/lottery/smu-
ggling. |
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* Act that made engaging in any type of criminal behavior that interferes with interstate commerce a federal crime. Made the use of telephones, mail or highways to support criminal activitiy Illegal. |
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* Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act....Made it unlawful for any person to gain income or benefit from racketeering. |
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* Law that regulated and taxed the production, importation, and distribution of opiates. |
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Break down the race with parents in prison for a drug conviction. |
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1) Black children - 6.7%
2) White children - 0.9%
3) Hispanic Children - 2.4% |
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