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| Crime |
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Deterrence |
Moral Repulsion
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Respect for Authority |
Habitual Law Abiding Behavior
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| Police crimes (e.g., traffic, building codes, commerce) |
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moral inhibitions not enough. Deterrence useful. Not "fair" not to enforce.
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| Economic Crimes (e.g., market
manipulation) |
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Generally done for economic gain. Enforcement key. When thinking of new regulations, ask about enforcement cost.
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| Property crimes (e.g., theft) |
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Moral inhibitions do play a role.
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Effect here is for the group on margin who "might go wrong"
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| Moral offenses (e.g., sex crimes) |
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Be skeptical about eneral prevention.
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| Murder |
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Most refrain for this reason
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| Rebellion, treason, political
crimes |
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