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Crim I No Logical
Crim I No Logical
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CLASSIFICATION
OF CRIME
1. As a results of crime:
ACQUISITIVE CRIME
Offenders acquires something as a result or
consequences of a crime.
EXTINCTIVE CRIME
End result is destructive.
2. Period of time committed:
SEASONAL CRIME
Committed only during the period of
time.
SITUATIONAL CRIME
Committed only when given a
situation.
3. As to length of time committed:
INSTANT CRIME
Committed in shortest possible time.
EPISODIC CRIME
Committed by series of acts in lengthy
space of time.
4. As to place of location of commission:
STATIC CRIMES
Committed only in one place.
CONTINUING CRIME
Crime committed in several places,like
physical injuries resulting to homicide in an
automobile.
5. As to use of mental faculties:
RATIONAL CRIMES
Committed with intent; offender is in full
possession of his mental faculties.
IRRATIONAL CRIMES
Committed by one who does not know the nature
of quality of his acts on account of disease of
mind.
6. As to the types of offender:
WHITE COLLAR CRIMES
Committed by persons of respectability
in the course of their occupation.
UNDERWORLD CRIME
Committed of the lower or under privileged
class of society.
7. Upper World and Underworld Crime:
8. Crimes by Imitation and Crimes by Passion
UPPER WORLD
CRIMES BYby
Committed IMITATION
individuals belonging to the
upper classby
Committed of merely
society.duplications of what
was done by others.
UNDERWORLD CRIME
CRIME BY PASSION
Committed of the lower or under privileged
class ofcommitted
Crimes society. because of fit of great
emotions.
7. Upper World and Underworld Crime:
UPPER WORLD
Committed by individuals belonging to the
SERVICE
upper class ofCRIMES
society.
Refers to crimes committed through
rendition of service
UNDERWORLD CRIMEto satisfy desire of
another.
Committed of the lower or under privileged
class of society.
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