Hate_Crime_Policy

Hate Crime Policy Hate Crime Policy In the society that we, not only as human beings but also Americans, live in today have that fear of being attacked or acted against for no apparent reason. On any given day, any given person can suffer from one of these acts of violence what is considered a hate crime. However, in what I am going to discuss today is about how women suffer from this policy, in particular, as victims of these acts. First, a hate crime law seeks to treat a crime, if it can be demonstrated that the offense was a ‘hate crime’, then it would be treated differently then under ordinary criminal law. Attempts have been made to reach a definition of a hate crime, including that it is a crime, most commonly violence, motivated by prejudice, bias or hatred towards a particular group of which the victim is presumed to be a member. As such, hate crime is generally directed towards a class of people; the individual victim is rarely significant to the offender and is most commonly a stranger to him or her. Hate crimes are said that they occur against a particular group, so in this hate, crime, crimes, women, against, policy, legislation, law, gender, criminal, been, acts, violence, towards, states, reconceptualization, particular, new, motivated, laws, group, data, because, world, victims, victim, under, turn, today, suffer, statutes, state, should, rights, reason