### activity | crime:

Identity theft
* attacks our innocence and belief in the trustworthiness of others.
* can be very costly for individuals and businesses
  - happen to anyone
  - take many forms
* class D felony.
* credit problem that can strike anyone.
* crime that can affect anyone.
* dual crime.
* felony in Kansas as well as a federal crime.
* growing crime for immigrants in Arkansas
  - in California
  - menace across the nation and especially in South Florida
* invades the privacy of a person's finances, and is hard to root out.
* is among the fastest growing financial crimes
  - an ancient crime
  - considered the fastest growing form of consumer fraud by some U.S. officials
  - costly to consumers, merchants and the credit industry
  - on the rise across the country
* is one of the fastest growing crimes in the United States
  - crimes in the nation
  - crimes of our times
  - fastest-growing crimes in the United States
  - nation's fastest growing crimes
  - part of a dramatic surge in white collar crime
  - security breachs
* is the basis for online and offline fraud
  - fastest growing crime in America
  - sincerest form of flattery
  - usually a low-tech crime
  - when someone obtains personal information to commit fraud or theft
* leads to credit card fraud.
* non-violent crime with a high profit margin that can become addictive.
* poses significant risks to financial institutions and individuals alike.
* problem that reaches into every state.
* rapidly growing crime.
* serious crime - It's a crime to pretend to be someone else
  - problem in Florida
* takes many forms.

Infraction
* are minor offenses like traffic tickets
  - tiny craze lines in tooth enamel
* is crime

International crime
* continues to threaten the safety and security of all nations.
* is criminal acts.
* serious and potent threat to the American people at home and abroad.

Involuntary manslaughter
* carries up to five years in prison
* general intent crime.
* involves recklessly but unintentionally causing the death of others.
* is the act of recklessly and unintentionally causing the death of another.
* lesser-included offense of first degree murder
* occurs when a death is caused by a violation such as drunk driving.
* requires a less culpable mental state than first-degree murder.

### activity | crime:

Juvenile crime
* Most juvenile crime takes place in the hours immediately after school is dismissed
  - crimes occur in the hours immediately after school
* growing concern throughout the United States.
* harms society and places the young person at great risk.
* is also down in comparison to adult crime
  - an extension of a troubled family system
  - prosecuted with an eye toward prevention, treatment, and punishment
  - widespread, random and violent
* presents diverse risks to public safety and the well-being of citizens.
* problem which needs special attention, especially violent juvenile crime.
* statewide concern and has a direct impact on the adult correctional population.

### activity | crime:

Killing
* can involve cuttings
  - dies
  - dying
  - hurting
  - laughings
  - remorse
  - screams
  - shooting
  - smoke
* causes arresteds
  - criminal trials
  - freedom
  - funerals
  - grief
  - guilt
  - investigations
  - pleasure
  - retribution
  - sadness
  - sorrow
  - suicide
* is crime
  - endings
  - evil
  - fatalities
  - human death
  - located in war
  - net incomes
  - terminations
* is used for animals
  - contracts
  - criminals
  - death sentences
  - duties
  - eating
  - hardened criminals
  - justice
  - military combat
  - murderings
  - psychopaths
  - revenge
  - self defense
  - wrongs

### activity | crime | killing:

Arbitrary killing
* are an increasing concern in the east, where death squads freely roam.
* is the taking of innocent life.