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w1ufzdlr - Coggle Diagram

- - - - physical harm: direct harm to an individual (e.g. assault or murder)
      - Emotional harm: psychological impacts (e.g. harassment, bullying)
      - social harm: damage to community and social norms(e.g. corruption fraud)
  - - - Cultural norms: different cultures have different beliefs on things that are right or wrong (e.g. drug use)
      - Historical context: what was considered a crime in the past may have had a law changed in time i.e. smoking.
  - - - Enforcement: police action taken against criminal
      - Legal proceedings: trials, sentencing and punishment
      - Rehabilitation: program aimed at reintegrating offenders
      - Interconnectedness: the three elements are deeply intertwined, a shift in one can influence the others
      - Dynamic nature: there are a lot of elements which change all the time and are not static, social values evolve over time which, therefore, changes the definition of crime.