SOC379H5 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Canada Revenue Agency, Indictable Offence, The O.C.
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Lecture 8: participation in activities of criminal organization, what organized crime is, how does it look and function and is there a hierarchy, committing and indictable offence for a criminal organization, some sort of serious offence is there. Instructing someone to commit an offence: you can look at street youth as people being told. Revenue agency: 136 disclosures to revenue canada for tax evasions, 27 million re-assessed for non-compliance. 2: making a financial gain, there are different venues for oc. 3: south american leaders to us/canada on drugs, makes it difficult for south america to deal with since they come from. Organized crime from local to the global and home again with professor margaret beare . Can be hierarchical or networks: crime isn"t the problem then but that it is organized, the element of conspiracy. What is organization trying to do: 1. Trying to gain monopoly: difficult when dealing with illegalities varese, 2.
