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Relatively common violations that occur in part because of the complexity of modern society.
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street crime
folk crime
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bad because they have been prohibited by law
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mala prohibita
mala in se
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Relatively common violations that occur in part because of the complexity of modern society.
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bad because they have been prohibited by law
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They violate various conceptions in society as to appropriate moral conduct, but lack the quality of acts.
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The practice of having sexual relations with emotional indifference on a promiscuous and mercenary basis.
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The purposive and unsolicited indecent exposure of sexual parts, usually of the male penis to an unsuspecting female.
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Invading the privacy of another by viewing him or her either unclad or in a sexual situation (“peeping Toms”).
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Involves obtaining erotic excitement through the perception and often collection of objects associated with a desired human sexual object.
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Abnormal sexual practices involving sexual interest in nonhuman objects (for example, underwear of the opposite sex), giving or receiving pain, or sexual interest in children who are below the age of consent.
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Sexual intercourse between individuals who are legally defined as too closely related to marry.
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Those who have sexual relations with children.
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Believed to have been discovered as early as the Neolithic Age and was used by early physicians such as Hippocrates and Galen.
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The raw base of other derivatives such as morphine and heroin, was first introduced on a wide scale to the rest of the world by Turkish traders around the eighth or ninth century and was a trade commodity of European mercantilists as early as the sixteenth century, providing at one point almost half of the revenue of colonial governments.
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By 1874, _____, another opium derivative, was developed and was at first believed to be a nonaddicting miracle drug.
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Isolated from coca in 1858, was first thought to be a cure for morphinism (addiction to morphine) and was a popular ingredient of tonics such as Coca-Cola when the first soda fountains were introduced in the 1890s
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Individuals who personally beneft from convincing the public to label the behavior of others as deviant or criminal.
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Beginning in the sixties, _____ became essential elements of modern society.
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The _____was originally created in the United States for the Department of Defense.
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Those who illegally reproduce and use software, cost manufacturers billions of dollars a year in lost revenue.
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It is estimated that about 80 percent of computer crimes are committed by _____.
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A subprogram (hidden in a program) that contains a virus, bomb, or other harmful feature.
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Entails a cracker stealing password, account, or credit card information.
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Entails a cracker stealing password, account, or credit card information.
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Similar to viruses that reproduce themselves and subvert computer systems.
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Similar to viruses that reproduce themselves and subvert computer systems.
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Used to steal small amounts (slices) from assets of many sources and transfer them to the thief's account. For example, a fraction of a percent of thousands of savings accounts could be retained for the thief's account.
