Exam 15: Comparative Criminal Justice

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Your textbook author indicates that child exploitation is driven by demand.What do you think can be done to reduce this demand?

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Although there are international differences in the punishment of criminals,basic standards of treatment should apply everywhere.These have been codified by the United Nations in the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners.

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_________ refers to the sharing of values to the point of harmonious accommodation of divergent views.

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What is the difference between 'transnational' crime and 'international' crime? Please explain.

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The term ___________ refers to a normlessness or lack of attachment felt by some people toward their society.

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The term ___________ refers to intentionally destroying an ethnic,racial,national,or religious group in a systematic manner. .

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The term __________ refers to the manufacture or distribution of controlled substances.

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Match the type of transnational crime to its description/definition.
Human trafficking
The misuse of power or position for unlawful gain or advantage.
Corruption
Systematic provision of illegal sexual or gambling services in violation of applicable laws.
Drug trafficking
Recruitment, transportation, or harboring of persons for the purpose of exploitation, such as prostitution and forced labor
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Human trafficking
The misuse of power or position for unlawful gain or advantage.
Corruption
Systematic provision of illegal sexual or gambling services in violation of applicable laws.
Drug trafficking
Recruitment, transportation, or harboring of persons for the purpose of exploitation, such as prostitution and forced labor
Extortion and racketeering
Obtaining the property of another or unfair competitive advantage due to threats of future physical injury, property damage, or exposure to criminal charges, as part of an ongoing criminal enterprise.
Counterfeiting
Obtaining property through deception of the owner, often accomplished using computers and the Internet
Trafficking in stolen property
The sale, distribution, or large-scale possession of property obtained in violation of the law.
Cybercrime and fraud
Disguising funds obtained from illegal activity, using banks or businesses, to make it appear as lawful income.
Money laundering
Forged or faked documents or products intended to deceive the purchaser.
Commercialized vices
The manufacture or distribution of controlled substances.
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The transnational infiltration of legitimate business or government involves organized attempts to conduct an ongoing criminal enterprise and protect it through a series of crimes that include extortion,money laundering,and corruption.

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Counterfeiting refers to the forged or faked documents or products intended to deceive the purchaser.

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__________ systems,found in many Middle Eastern countries,are based in the Muslim religion,so they address acts against both God and individuals.

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__________ crime refers to offenses in which the planning and execution of the crime involve more than one country.

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