If we consider the theft of $20 from a poor person to be more serious than the theft of $2,000 from a wealthy CEO of an oil company, victim wealth, in this case, could be considered a(n)
A) influencing attribute
B) mitigating circumstance
C) dimension
D) indicator

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Victim wealth in this context serves as a dimension that affects how the seriousness of the theft is perceived, indicating that the impact of the crime varies based on the financial status of the victim.

If We Consider the Theft of $20 from a Poor