CRIM 101 Lecture : CRIME’S AFTERMATH – THE CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL EVENTS

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Chapter 7 notes: crime"s aftermath the consequences of. **household victimization: includes break and enter, theft of household property, automobile theft, etc, 63% of all reported losses were less than per incident, 42% were less than after victims received compensation from insurance company buildings, etc. **theft of personal property: having credit cards, money, jewelry stolen while in shopping malls, commercial, 42% involved out-of pocket expenses of less than . **rough estimates: annual cost of crime in canada estimated to be around billion, billion attributed primarily to health issues, lost wages, and insurance settlements, billion spent on operation of the criminal justice system. Canada (including pain and suffering) would be closer to billion a year. **avoidance behaviors: steps people take to distance themselves from situations they perceive to be crime dangerous, moving to new neighborhood, or staying away from downtown core, especially at night (avoiding potential offenders)

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