16.1 Lesson Check Review

burglary

• theft of property without the use of force or violence

• cheating someone out of money or property

• forced entry with the intention to steal

embezzelment

• any act that breaks the law

• theft of property without the use of force or violence

• theft of money that has been entrusted to an individual's care

crime

• any act that breaks the law

• forced entry with the intention to steal

• willful destruction of property

fraud

• willful destruction of property

• cheating someone out of money or property

• theft of money that has been entrusted to an individual's care

vandalism

• willful destruction of property

• destruction of property by setting fire to it

• theft of property

rape

• crime that does not violate another's rights

• non-violent crimes

• sexual violation of a person by force against their will

misdemeanors

• non-violent crimes

• serious crimes such as kidnapping and murder

• less serious crimes such as traffic violations

victimless crimes

• non-violent crimes

• crimes that only involve property

• crimes where the criminals do not violate another person's right, but mainly harm themselves

felonies

• non-violent crimes

• serious crimes such as kidnapping and murder

• less serious crimes such as traffic violations

white-collar crimes

• non-violent crimes

• crime that does not violate another's rights

• less serious crimes such as traffic violations