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statutory crime

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A quick definition of statutory crime:

Statutory crime is when someone breaks a law and can be punished for it. It's like when you break a rule at school and get in trouble. Some crimes are more serious than others, like stealing or hurting someone, while others are not as serious, like parking in the wrong spot. Sometimes people use computers to commit crimes, like stealing information. Companies can also commit crimes if their representatives do something illegal on their behalf.

A more thorough explanation:

Statutory crime is a type of crime that is defined by law. It refers to an act that is considered illegal and punishable by law. This includes actions that violate a legal duty and are subject to criminal proceedings. For example, theft, assault, and murder are all examples of statutory crimes.

Other types of crimes include:

  • Administrative crime: A violation of an administrative rule or regulation that carries a criminal sanction.
  • Computer crime: A crime involving the use of a computer, such as stealing electronically stored data.
  • Corporate crime: A crime committed by a corporation's representatives acting on its behalf, such as price-fixing and consumer fraud.
  • Economic crime: A nonphysical crime committed to obtain a financial gain or professional advantage, such as embezzlement and tax evasion.

These examples illustrate how statutory crimes can take many forms and can be committed by individuals or organizations. It is important to understand the different types of crimes and their consequences to prevent them from happening and to ensure justice is served.

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9:38
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9:43
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9:43
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soapy
9:44
10/16
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9:44
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