What is crime and punishment?

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Jess Richardson

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Crime overview
Crimes vary from country to country and they are defined by the law.
What counts as crime in one country may not be a crime in another.
Punishment
The crime someone commits matters so they can be punished correctly.
If they commit a serious crime then they will get a serious punishment.
If they commit a minor crime then they will get a minor punishment.

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