Template:Types of crime
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Types of crime | ||
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Note: Crimes vary by jurisdiction. Not all types are listed here. | ||
| Classes |  | |
| Against the person | ||
| Against property | ||
| Against the public |
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| Against the state | ||
| Against justice | ||
| Against animals | ||
| Sexual offenses | ||
| Inchoate offenses | ||
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