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deal with cases involving a crime or violation or public order​

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Answered by Anonymous
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These crimes go against publicly shared values, norms, or customs. A public order crime does not require an identifiable victim. Individuals can be charged with public order crimes if their conduct or acts are considered “harmful to society.” Public order crimes primarily focus on the offensive conduct.

Answered by FarhatImam
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Public Order Crimes deal with cases involving a crime or violation of public order.

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