Exam 13: Organized Crime
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The strength of organized criminal groups is based on their willingness and ability to use force or threats of force to assure discipline within and outside the organization.
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List two common myths of street gangs, as identified by Klein.
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Possibilities: They are highly organized, very cohesive, and have centralized leadership; street gangs are all violent; street gangs control drug distribution in our cities; and Los Angeles gangs franchise drug distribution to the rest of the country.
According to the Italian American Syndicate, organized crime groups and their leaders resemble a medieval system of shifting warlords in which whoever has the most power and is able to render the greatest services controls support.
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There is one definition for organized crime used by the general public, legsilatures, law enforcement agencies, social scientists, and syndicate members themselves.
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Organized crime first came to the United States with Italian immigrants, as a "Mafia transplant."
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The American Bar Association, in its Report on Organized Crime (1952), concluded that "the largest single factor in the breakdown of law enforcement in dealing with organzied crime is ______.
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The now-clear money can be used for investments, political campaign donations, and the infiltraiton of legitimate enterprise is referred to as ______.
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According to Hagedorn's typology, which of the following do African American and Latino adult gang members tend to be?
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Which of the following numbers is considered to have significance in secret Chinese organizations?
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According to the text, the Yakuza are widely involved in ______.
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All of the following were identified as elements of organized crime except for ______.
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The Hell's Angels are an example of which of the following groups?
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According to Ianni, which of the following phrases describes organized crime as a means of upward mobility where such mobility would otherwise not be possible?
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According to Hagedorn's typology, "dope fiends" view illegal drug sales as their primary career.
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According to the United Nations' identification of different types of organized crime organizations, which of the following refers to a relatievly loose group characterized by horizontal rather than vertical arrangements?
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Internationally, organized crime is confined to one political arena and thrives especially in political climates such as corrupt dictatorships.
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Which of the following is true regarding organized criminals?
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