types of crime

4. offences committed by organisations, usually in the pursuit of profit for the company rather than the benefit of individuals.
7. theft or intentional damage to things owned by an individual, group or organisation.
9. offences which damage the natural world, with resulting harm to humans, other living things and the environment.
10. criminal activities carried out by a group of (often young) people, who have a territory and a defined leadership and internal organisation.
11. offences which have a clear goal. For example may include theft or burglary.
12. involves the use or threat of physical force which will harm the victim.

1. non-violent crime committed by middle class people for financial gain.
2. offences in which the victim is targeted because of a certain characteristics, related to, for example age, faith, sexuality or race.
3. any crime or illegal activity committed on through or using the internet.
4. crime involving use of new technologies.
5. criminal activities which are planned and carried out by powerful groups.
6. offences in which the offender and the victim live in the same family home or are in a relationship.
8. offences involving emotions, which are usually unplanned.
10. offences which are worldwide, involving international networks.