Exam 17: Organized Crime

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Albanese (2000) identifies criminal opportunities created by motivated offenders, including:

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The Russian "Mafiya" is considered to be the most serious organized crime threat in the world today.

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The headquarters of one Yakuza group, complete with the gang emblem hanging proudly outside, is only three doors away from the local police station.

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The organizational structure of La Cosa Nostra is best described as hierarchical.

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La Cosa Nostra is the only organized crime group operating in the United States.

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What is not a major element important to predicting the incidence of organized crime?

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The greater the wealth, the greater the organized crime.

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How is La Cosa Nostra like a mature corporation?

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Compare and contrast witness immunity and the witness protection program.

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Intelligence agencies in the United States feel that because of their higher level of criminal sophistication, ______ will present a greater threat to American society than the traditional Italian-American crime families ever have.

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Most of organized crime's income is derived from all the following goods and services not available in the legitimate market EXCEPT

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The motorcycle gang "Hell's Angels" is one example of an organized crime group.

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The ______ allows federal prosecutors to grant lower-level members of organized crime groups immunity from prosecution for their own crimes in exchange for testimony incriminating higher-level members.

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Discuss the history and structure of La Cosa Nostra.

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The lower the rule of law in a country the lower the level of organized crime.

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The view of La Cosa Nostra as a loose connection of criminal groups held together by kinship and patronage is known as the ______ model.

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