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This research paper discusses strategies to control organized crime both in the United States and abroad. It covers the history, types, and impacts of organized crime, and the agencies involved in policing these crimes. It is for the CJA 384 module.
What's inside
- Definition and history of organized crime
- Types of organized crime
- Impacts of organized crime
- Agencies involved in controlling organized crime
- Strategies to control organized crime
Who it is for: Students taking the CJA 384 module. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Organized crime is a long-standing and diverse issue. It is explained how it operates, its different forms and how it can be controlled.
Definition and history
Organized crime is defined. Examples from history are given. It is shown to be a diverse problem.
Types of organized crime
Five areas of organized crime are named. Examples of each type are given. The public's role is discussed.
Controlling organized crime
The harm caused by organized crime is described. The role of international cooperation is explained. It is shown how organized crime can be controlled.
Key terms
- Racketeering
- When any group or groups conduct one or more criminal activities.
- Vice operations
- Crimes such as drugs, gambling, and prostitution.
- Theft or Fencing Rings
- When a group of criminals obtain money or goods through illegal channels.
- RICO Act
- A law to hinder the actions of hardcore criminals.
- Esteva Report
- A study by the International Monetary Fund on the global economy.
Questions this document helps with
- What is organized crime?
- What types of organized crime exist?
- How can organized crime be controlled?
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