Some Refer to Public Order Crimes as "Victimless Crimes" Because

question 5

Multiple Choice

Some refer to public order crimes as "victimless crimes" because participants are willing and not actually harmed. Others claim there is no such thing as a victimless crime. Who, then, should be considered the victim?

• A) society as a whole
• B) religious institutions
• C) the justice system
• D) the family

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