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∙ 10y agoLarceny, murder, kidnapping for ransom, rape, prostitution.
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∙ 10y agoeither prostitution or murder. mostly people did these things because they were either mentally ill or they were doing it for a ransom or money
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∙ 12y agolets see if someone answers..............................
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What was the most common crime in the UK in the 1800s?
theft
Which is not a characteristic of cities in the 1800s?
a huge decline in poverty and crime
Most common causes of death in the 1800s and 1900s?
Infant mortality.
What is the most common consequence for young people when they commit a crime?
They might get tried as a adult
What is the most common crime in South Africa?
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What was the most common crime in the UK in the 1800s?
theft
What is the most common crime that happens in Brazil?
Hate Crime
What is the most used type of crime?
Theft/Larceny is the most common form of crime.
What is victim less crime?
A crime that does not have any victim. The most common is prostitution.
What is the most common crime committed in Scotland?
vandalisam
What is the most common crime in great Britain?
Littering.
Is Homicide is the most frequent crime?
No. Theft and assault are the most common crimes.
What is the least committed crime in the UK?
robbery is the most common crime in the UK and anywhere else in the world.
Which is not a characteristic of cities in the 1800s?
a huge decline in poverty and crime
What is the most common crime in the UK?
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What Most common shoe print in crime scene?
air max
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Probably theft and murder.
