Chambliss broadened and internationalized his definition of state-organized crime to include 'behaviour that violates international agreements and principles established in the courts and treaties of international bodies' (1995: 9) Based on this later definition, three major types of state crimes can be identified - what are they?

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The correct answer is A, B, C because Chambliss's definition of state-organized crime includes "behaviour that violates international agreements and principles established in the courts and treaties of international bodies" (1995: 9). War crimes, crimes against humanity, and repressive state crimes are all types of behaviour that violate international agreements and principles.

Chambliss Broadened and Internationalized His Definition of State-Organized Crime to Include