Can someone give you some examples of normative crime?

Answer 1

No. But here is a good definition of it:

" An abnormal behavior that goes against the existing norms and cultural standards.

The norms and cultural standards actually define how humans should conduct themselves."

Legally a crime is defined as an act which is forbidden by statute and thus is punishable by law. Therefore, crime can be taken as a specific act of deviance which breaks the formal rules or laws in a society.

Thus, a crime is something that is unacceptable to the society as well as being forbidden by the law.

Anything that is allowable by law, even though unacceptable to the society, is not a crime.

Answer 2

Normative crimes are behaviors that are considered illegal solely because they violate societal norms or expectations, but may not necessarily cause harm to others. Examples include loitering, jaywalking, public nudity, and swearing in public. These behaviors are considered illegal because they go against accepted social standards, rather than causing direct harm or damage.