Types of Crimes

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Types of Crimes
This presentation defines what constitutes a crime and discusses the
different classifications of crimes.
Completed by: Vladimir Antipin

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Dictionary
Robbery-ограбление
Misdemeanor-проступок
Arson-поджог
Burglary-кража со взломом
Assault-атаковать
Fraud-мошенничество
Larceny-воровство
Vandalism-вандализм
Murder-убийство
Cybercrime-киберпреступность

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Understanding Violent
Crimes
Definition
Examples
Violent crimes involve force or the threat of force against
Murder
individuals. They include offenses that cause physical
Assault
harm or create a sense of immediate danger.
Robbery
Rape
The FSB collects data on the number of violent crimes. Information data are important to prevent these crimes.

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Property Crimes
Burglary
Entering a building unlawfully with intent to commit a
crime.
Larceny
Theft of personal property.
Arson
Intentionally setting fire to property.
Property crimes include theft, destruction or extortion. These crimes
can have significant financial consequences for both individuals and
the community.

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Economic crimes
Definition
Examples
Financially motivated,
Fraud, theft, сorrupt
nonviolent crimes.
practices, money
laundering
Impact
Material losses of companies and the state. Destabilization of
the economy.
Economic crimes are characterized by deception, concealment or
abuse of trust committed for the purpose of obtaining money or
property.

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Cybercrimes
Hacking
Unlawful access to computer systems.
Identity Theft
Stealing personal information.
Online Fraud
Deceptive practices for financial gain.
Cybercrimes leverage computers and the internet to commit illegal
activities. The rise of technology has led to a surge in these offenses.

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Types of Crimes
Review
Crimes are categorized into distinct types based on their nature
and impact.
Enforcement
Law enforcement agencies investigate, prevent, and
prosecute criminal activities to maintain public safety.
Awareness
Public education and awareness programs help
communities recognize and mitigate crime risks.