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Card 6
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Slapper and Tombs have argued that corporate crime should be defined as law-breaking. What else have they stated?
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Card 7
Front
Marxists say businesses will try to maximise profit by minimising health and saftey. What is this type of crime called?
Back
Card 8
Front
Give an example of crime against consumers.
Back
Card 9
Front
A famous crime against a consumer was the Ford Pinto disaster but what was wrong with the cars?
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Card 10
Front
Hughes and Langan explained crimes against employees but what did they say was the reason employees were killed?
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Card 11
Front
Croall studied the BP Oil spill, but what crime does this come under?
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Card 12
Front
Bonger believed poverty paired with individuals choises is the cause of crime. What is his evaluation point?
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Card 13
Front
According to Pearce, who does health and safety legislation really benefit?
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Card 14
Front
Selective law enforcement (pick and chose criminals bared on area) was explained by who?
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Card 15
Front
Snider used Official Stats to illustrate how corporate crime has a bigger impact that streetcrime. And what was the statistic she used?
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