Explain system blaming in general

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Question 1: Discuss the contention that property crime really has really subsided so much it has just shifted to identity theft

Question 2: What high risk groups if any of you fall into, when it comes to the following four crimes: robbery, burglary, vehicle theft, and identity theft?

Question 3: Explain system blaming in general, and then apply this perspective to identity theft.

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