Crime in the society?
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Crime is a mind set -- - - - - a society that fails to instil in its citizens core values such as the sanctity of life & property is a society destined to suffer.   \n\nPeace...
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I am a Muslim living in a Christin nation. I agree there is  a lot of crime and they have not had a good track record but where are you getting your stats from I think that in to days society there is the good bad and ugly and we can see that in all people those that call them selves Christian, Muslim and beyond.
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What crime might that be?
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A real crime. OK...Anything new?
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Pretty self explanitory- but it's crimes that are planned or "organized" by certain people, typically political figures & government officials or mobs, gangs.
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Yes there is organized crime in Poland too. Unfortunately, it exists everywhere. Get online. Type it in your web browsers. Go to your local libraries, too. I would think you could find more productive subjects to spend your time on learning. Good in and good out. Garbage in and garbage out. Be careful what you fill your mind with.
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I don't know but you may want to look at Foucault since he proposed a lot of changes about how we think about and treat criminals.  It may be a start.
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It can be a combination of things, and in most real cases it is.  Poverty, upbringing, financial status, social status, can all have a push or pull when some one is deciding on commiting a crime.  In most crimes most people have a well structured plan of what they were going to do, which means that it wasn't some spur of the moment thing.  For example I did a case studie on Drug related crimes: selling, production and so forth.  Over 40 percent of the criminals admited that it was easier for them to sell and produce drugs than it was to actually go and get a paying job.  Now that can be considerd a social upbringin or classification.  \n\nFor some people crime is a way of life, Little Rock Arkansas has the highest rate of gang killings in the US Higher than LA, Okland, and New York.  There was a documentary that showed that little kids were raised up in gangs, hanging round drugs, sex, and crime.  It wasn't a case of these children choosing to joing the Crypts of the Bloods it was that they were raised in the enviorment.  Additionaly to the gang enviorment these children were raised in poverty, the social sturcture was messed up from the beginning weather it was parenting, education, and so on.  \n\nThen you have those that do it for the thrill of doing it.  Take for example kids killing for fun.  I forgot what show it was (was on A&E) but was over kids killing other kids for fun. 4 out of the 5 killers that were intervied said they wanted to know what it felt like to kill.  Now most of these kids were brought up living the american dream: mom, dad, house, minvan, dog, but yet these kids wanted to kill.  Now dose the killings that these kids in any way diffierent from the killing of those raised in gangs, no they were killing, but their social, education, and other aspects were worlds apart.\n\nso in short its can be alot of things that will push a person to commit a crime, weather it be petty thieving to premptive murder.
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The one all over riding cause of crime is bad parenting. With truancy being the for most indicator of future criminal behavior
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a subject stydin societies and their politics.
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To keep society safe from criminals.
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None, people commit crime on their own, they don't say well the tv shows it so i just do it.
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In the last 4 months there have been 6 murders in less than a mile of were i live,a shooting ,stabbing ,throat slashing ,hit and run and a man beaten to death by a gang of teenagers walking home with his wife from the pub to name some...and I live in what used to be classed as a good area????so when you ask is our government tough on crime my answer would have to be No! I really fear for my children's future and would leave the UK without a second thought had i the money to do so.It makes me so sad that this country is ruled by people who are scared of doing the right thing because it might offend someone or infringe on human rights.Its time to put the law abiding honest hardworking overtaxed population first -please please please stop all this madness now !
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I think a lot of answerers are right in that most of us must have broken the law at some time in our lives, knowingly or unknowingly. However, there is a difference, I think, between breaking the law and doing something which causes harm, distress or inconvenience to another person (whether or not the action is legal).\n\nI can't remember who it was who said "The Law, sir, is an a$$!" It was probably used in the sense that the Law has no sense (if you see what I mean) but it could also have meant that it is a beast of burden and that it carries without question what is put on its back. In other words, 'the Law' is most fair when it is interpreted intelligently.\n\nThe Police do keep statistics on how many crimes are reported and how many are solved. The number of crimes that go unreported must add to that and one can only make an estimate. The actual percentage of crimes per head of population must be fairly small but I am sure it varies very widely from area to area - I can think of areas where the proportion of criminals and people aiding and abetting (we must not forget those) would be very high indeed.\n\n'Society' is too broad a term. In order to have a meaningful answer you would have to specify which section of society you meant.
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Apparently not much, just look at society.
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Civics! wohoo! lol thats my 4th period class! \n\nDo you believe crime is a serious problem in the US today? \n\n- Yes There are to many deaths and wrongs happening today..People are getting robbed or killed for useless reasons.\n- People aren't being punished enough.  They get a life sentence to jail but it seems like they get out after 30!\n-  Peoples cases are just stupid! the serious cases are put aside for cases about people oweing someone else money for something stupid!
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White collar theft , especially against the crown is considered  too high a crime in my books. I mean why didn't Prescott go to jail when he didn't pay his council tax? As for road deaths the law is being changed and not soon enough.