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define tax evasion 

an attempt to avoid paying the full amount of taxes due, by among other things, concealing or underestimating a person or businesses income or assent 

100

define insider trading 

when a person illegally trades on the share market to their own advantage using confidential information

100

define fraud 

deceitful or dishonest conduct carried out for personal gain 

100

define identity crime 

a person using another persons personal details to apply for credit cards or loans

100

define prohibited drug 

illegal drug because its a harm in the society in it seen as unsafe 

200

define affray 

using or threatening to use violence on another that would cause a reasonable person present at the scene to fear for their safety 

200

define riot 

similar to affray, but with 12 or more people using or threatening to use unlawful violence for a common purpose 

200

define provocation 

the defence where the defendant claims that their actions were a direct result of another persons actions which caused them to lose control of their own actions

200

define mitigating circumstances 

circumstances that make an offence less severe; they can lead to a reduced sentence 

200

define trafficking 

dealing or trading in something illegal, particularly drugs 

300

define precede 

come before 

300

define attempt 

an offence where a principal crime was attempted but failed o was prevented for some reason despite the intention to complete it 

300

define conspiracy 

when two or more people plot to commit a crime together. 

300

define triable summarily 

the accused will be able to choose to have the case heard by a magistrate in the Local Court or a judge and jury in the District Court

300

define principal in the first degree

the person who actually commits the criminal act 

400

define principal in the second degree

the person who was present at the crime and assisted or encouraged the principal offender to perform the offence 

400

define accessory before the fact 

someone who helped the principal plan o carry out the crime 

400

define accessory after the fact 

someone who assisted the principal after the act is committed

400

define criminology 

the scientific study of crime and criminal behaviour