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Abstract
We all have commonsense ideas about what crime is. Splashed on the front pages of newspapers and a daily staple of TV, literary, and film entertainment—crime stories are big news and big business. Murder, theft, and assault might be some of the first things that to come to mind when posed the question ‘what is crime?’. However, usually it is the most visible and obvious crimes that receive the most attention. Many harms and injustices which are widespread and can result in deadly consequences seem to gain comparatively less interest.
More details of the What is crime? project and the competition, prizes, and judges can be found at www.whatiscrime.org.uk
More details of the What is crime? project and the competition, prizes, and judges can be found at www.whatiscrime.org.uk
Notes
More details of the What is crime? project and the competition, prizes, and judges can be found at www.whatiscrime.org.uk