1. Define and explain enterprise crime. 2. What is the relationship between enterprise crime, professional criminals, and white collar crime? 3. How does the General Theory of Crime help us understand...

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Answer 1
The term "enterprise crime" refers to the merging of organized crime with legitimate business. A common enterprise crime involves unlawfully obtained money or things that must be turned around and made legitimate in the form of enterprises. Professional stealing, terrorist groups, motorcycle gangs, and racketeers are all instances of organized crime or its usual operations. In order to get business and money, as well as control over a certain region, intimidation and violence are frequently utilized. Drugs, gambling, prostituting, labor racketeering, and loan-sharking are some of the things or activities in which they are involved (Friedrichs, 2019).
Answer 2
All the three types of crime i.e., professional crime, enterprise crime and white-collar crime, are an act of crime committed in the business sector or official sector. For enterprise crime, one member of the team can be charged by law or criminalized for another member’s criminal activity, as for professional crime, the person willfully choses to commit criminal offence and believes that it is the only way for things to work...