Victimless crimes are prosecuted on the idea that society as a whole is being injured, even if the participants in the criminal act do not feel victimized.

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Victimless crimes are prosecuted under the belief that they harm the social fabric or public interest, even if they do not have a direct, identifiable victim, suggesting that society at large suffers as a result.

Victimless Crimes Are Prosecuted on the Idea That Society as a Whole