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Bias-Motivated

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Under which C.R.S. are bias-motivated crimes charged? C.R.S. 18.9.121
Which of the following is not a bias motivated hate crime? Sending an email to a friend complaining about a neighbors religion
At what level are bias motivated hate crimes charged? It depends on the actual specific criminal act that may be established by the investigation
During an investigation is it important to articulate the affect a bias motivated hate crime has on the victims family and victims community? Absolutely, it helps show a court the impact of bias motivated hate crime has on not only the victim, but the family and the community
During an interview of a suspect of bias motivated hate crime, should the interviewer try and solicit from the suspect any affiliation with known hate groups, look for tattoos or particular patches? Yes
If you are investigating a criminal mischief crime, and it is suspected that it is a bias-motivated hate crime, would it be important to photograph the damage and the surrounding area? C. Yes, it will help you establish the ethnic makeup of the community D. Yes, it will document any graffiti in the area if there is graffiti present E. Both C&D
If a suspect is of different ethnic group than their spouse, and the suspect assaults their spouse, can it be classified as a bias-motivated hate crime? Not unless the elements listed in 18-9-121 can be established to charge it as a bias-motivated hate crime
A stereotype is... A fixed over-generalized belief about a particular group or class of people
What is prejudice... An unfair feeling of dislike for a person or group because of race, sex, religion, national origin, mental abilities, physical abilities
When responding to a reported bias-motivated hate crime, is it okay for the responding deputy to apply their life experiences when evaluating if the crime is actually a bias-motivated hate crime? No, the responding officer or deputy must be objective and evaluate the call based on the elements as described in the C.R.S.
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