Minors, especially from age 10 to 18, can perpetrate crimes {juvenile delinquency}| {delinquency}.
Divorced people can fail to pay child or spousal support {nonsupport}|.
Gangs can fight {rumble}.
People can ask someone to commit crime {solicitation}|.
Businesses can charge illegally high interest rates {usury}|.
People can start problems leading to frivolous lawsuits, fail to perform duties on ships and so harm owners, or sell or buy church jobs {barratry}|.
People can ignore laws or society rules {disorderly conduct}|.
Students {truant} can be absent without permission {truancy}|.
Drunkards and socially outcast people can have disorderly behavior {vagrancy}|.
treason, sedition, failure to prevent or report felonies, or public-office misuse {misprision}|.
revolt {insurgency}|.
inciting rebellion {sedition}|.
sexual relations with another while married {adultery}|.
presenting woman for prostitution {procurement}|.
sexual assault {rape}|.
raping person under legal age {statutory rape}|.
breaking into buildings to steal {burglary}|.
People can use public position to get money {graft, crime}|.
entering homes to steal {housebreaking}|.
capturing vessels at sea {prize, ship}|.
stealing {robbery}|.
stolen-goods dealer {fence}.
property theft {larceny}|.
high-value property theft {grand larceny}|, not petit larceny.
low-value property theft {petty larceny}| {petit larceny}.
bribe or stolen goods {boodle}.
smuggled goods {contraband}|.
loot {swag}.
Violent crimes {violent crime} are homicide, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny, auto theft, and arson.
Crimes {capital crime}| punishable by death are murder, rape, treason, and genocide.
Assaults can be provoked attacks {aggravated assault}|.
People can set fires deliberately {arson}|.
planned murder {first-degree murder}|.
murder with malice, intent, and planning {second-degree murder}|.
murder with little intent or malice {third-degree murder}|.
murder without malice or intent {manslaughter}|.
People can kill people based on race or origin {genocide}|.
murder {homicide}|.
murder of mother {matricide}|.
murder of parent {parricide}|.
murder of father {patricide}|.
murder of ruler {regicide}|.
People of higher social status can commit crimes {white-collar crime}|. Engage in tax fraud. Advertise falsely. Give short measurements. Grade falsely. Use business funds for personal purposes. Falsify financial statements. Engage in corruption. Perform prostitution. Blackmail. Gamble. Sell narcotics. Swindle. Pick pockets.
People can give money illegally to get something done {bribery}|.
People can take money from businesses and change accounting records {embezzlement}|.
People can blackmail people with death threats {extortion}|.
People can make false documents {forgery}|.
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