Present the four (4) criteria incorporated into the definition of white-collar crime and explain each one. Give an example of each of the four (4) criteria.
What will be an ideal response?
1) Upper-class offender—blue-collar workers cannot commit white-collar crime; 2) work-related violations—only considered white-collar crime if committed while engaging in work-related duties. Must be related to the employment of the individual; 3) work-related violations of blue-collar workers excluded—again, only white-collar workers can commit white-collar crime; 4) regular crimes committed by upper-class persons excluded—these are not committed in relation to their work; therefore, they are just labeled as regular crime.
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What will be an ideal response?
The broken windows theory was advocated by:
a. Roberson and Wallace b. Wallace and Kelling c. Walter Wilson d. George Kelling and James Q. Wilson
The relationship between the victim and the offender is the most important factors for police when deciding how to respond to a crime
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Legal factors include prior criminal record and gender
Indicate whether the statement is true or false