Criminological Classification of Crime report PDF

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Criminological Classification of Crime -Acquisitive Crime and Extinctive Crime - Seasonal Crimes and Situational Crime - Episodic Crime and Instant Crime - Static Crime and Continuing Crime - White Collar Crime and Blue Collar Crime - Rational Crime and Irrational Crime -Crimes by Imitation and Crimes by Passion -Service Crime ACQUISITIVE AND EXTINCTIVE Acquisitive Crime -Is one which when committed, the offender acquires something as a consequence of his criminal act. Extinctive -when the result of criminal act is destruction. SEASONAL AND SITUATIONAL CRIME Seasonal Crime -Are those are committed only at certain period of the year Situational Crime -Are those that are committed only when given a situation conductive to its commission. EPISODIC AND INSTANT CRIME Episodic Crime -Are serial crimes, they are committed by series of act within a lengthy space of time. Instant Crime -Are those are committed the shortest possible time. STATISTIC AND CONTINUING CRIME Static Crime -Are crimes that are committed only in one place Continuing Crime

-Are crimes that are committed in several places. WHITE COLLAR AND BLUE COLLAR CRIME

White Collar Crime -These crimes are committed by members of upper socio economic class in the exercise of their profession. Blue Collar Crime -Are those committed by ordinary professional to maintain their livelihood. RATIONAL AND IRRATIONAL Rational Crime - Are those Committed with intent; offender is in full possession of his mental faculties/capabilities Irrational Crimes -Are committed without intent; offender does not know the nature of his act. CRIMES BY IMITATION AND CRIMES BY PASSION Crimes by Imitation -Are crimes committed by merely duplication of what was done by others. Crimes by Passion -Are crimes committed because of the fit of great emotions.

SERVICE CRIME -Refers to crimes committed through rendition of service (ILLEGAL) to satisfy desire of another....