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Discuss the three basic types of gangs that have been identified by gang investigators.
a. Why do street gangs pose the greatest threat? What are the major ethnic or racial gang groups operating in the United States? Provide examples and brief descriptions of each, including the type of criminal activity they tend to participate in.
b. What is the traditional image of an outlaw motorcycle gang (OMG) member? Is that an accurate description? What types of criminal activities do OMGs heavily participate in? Who are the "One Percenters"?
c. Define prison gangs. How can prison incarceration help gang membership thrive? What do you believe needs to happen in order to stop gang activity from occurring in prison?
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What is the most important risk factor in the formation of a gang member? Explain.
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The most important risk factor in the formation of a gang member is probably
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The most used strategy to address gang problems reported in the PERF survey was opportunities provision.
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Explain the connections, if any, between drug or alcohol use and crime. What has research shown?
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Discuss the risk factors in formation of a gang member and the various family structures thought to contribute to gang formation.
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What are distinguishing characteristics of gangs? Why would criminal activity increase for an individual after joining a gang? What is the most prevalent organizational feature of a gang? What are the three types of gang leadership? Provide some examples of gang symbols.
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According to the text, some acts involving drugs are illegal and are termed
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The most widely available and abused illegal drug in the United States is _____________________.
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"Smaller than other gangs; much more cohesive; strong, centralized leadership with market-defined roles." This best describes which type of gang?
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One stimulant emerging as a major problem for law enforcement is
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________________________is visually displaying an allegiance to a gang and commonly encompasses dressing to the "left" or "right" side of the body, depending on the particular gang.
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When looking at a gang, law enforcement ranks____________ as the most important.
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