S o r - P o r
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Yes... I'm stupid and I'm already stuck on question 2. Can someone please help me?
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Just what are the features of a crime? (1 Viewer)
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- Crime breaks society's moral and ethics
- It is what the majority of society opposes
- They are offences against the state, person etc
- Retribution can be served as the outcome of a crime
- They act as a deterrent to others (e.g. a harsh penalty imposed on a convicted criminal to deter others from committing the same crime)
- Crime occurs because people are bored, come from a socially disadvantaged background (e.g. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders), people that have a history of abuse etc)
- Crime is condemnable (the public or the media can shame offenders if their names are released)
Hope this helps a little bit
- It is what the majority of society opposes
- They are offences against the state, person etc
- Retribution can be served as the outcome of a crime
- They act as a deterrent to others (e.g. a harsh penalty imposed on a convicted criminal to deter others from committing the same crime)
- Crime occurs because people are bored, come from a socially disadvantaged background (e.g. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders), people that have a history of abuse etc)
- Crime is condemnable (the public or the media can shame offenders if their names are released)
Hope this helps a little bit
S o r - P o r
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Oh. Okay. Then why doesn't my textbook just say that? D:
I'm still kind of confused but thanks for the help!
I'm still kind of confused but thanks for the help!