Definitions
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What Crime?
Four Major Impacts
100

the person who is harmed because of a crime

Victim

100

"I wouldn't have stolen her car if she hadn't left the keys in it"

Victim-Blaming

100

an ongoing, organized association of three or more persons, either formal or informal, who have a common name or common signs, colors or symbols

Gang

100

includes the feelings in response to a crime

Emotional Impact

200

emotions based on a person's thoughts

Feelings

200

"I didnt go inside I just drove the get-away car"

Minimizing

200

the taking of anything of value from another person by force through violence or the threat of violence

Robbery


200
checking all doors and windows every hour 

Psychological Impact

300

when the youth who have committed crimes begins to address the harm for his or her actions

Amends

300

"He only got a few bruises. Tighten up."

Minimizing

300

a pattern of assaultive and controlling behaviors one person uses against another in order to gain or maintain power in the relationship

Dating Violence

300

hospital bills & cost of jewelry stolen

Financial Impact

400

the action or result of inflicting loss or pain

Harm

400

"I was there so I got arrested, I aint do nothing tho"

Denying


400

when a perpetrator targets a victim because of his or her membership in a certain social group such as racial group

Hate Crime

400

bruises and broken bones

Physical Impact

500

focuses on the harm caused and not the crime itself

Restorative Justice

500

"They have lots of money. They can just get a new car"

Rationalizing

500

An unlawful attack on another person for the purpose of causing severe physical injury

Aggravated Assault

500

PSTD ; thinking fireworks are shots

Psychological Impact