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Transnational Crime \r\nExplore a culture that has been linked to criminal behavior

 Unit 9: PowerPoint Assignment: Transnational Crime  \r\nExplore a culture that has been linked to criminal behavior. At one time or another all cultures have had some link to criminal behavior, whether that’s organized crime, drug trafficking, terrorism, or civil disobedience. In a 12 – 15 PowerPoint slide presentation (excluding title and reference slides) complete the following: \r\n Identify one culture or ethnicity that has ties to transnational crime, and describe its links to criminal behavior.  Evaluate its role in transnational crimes.   Analyze and explain how this culture or ethnicity has had an impact on systems of justice.  \r\nBe sure to discuss the role that socialization and religion play in shaping the beliefs of this culture. Provide examples determining why these beliefs are formed, and how culture and religion shaped these beliefs. There should be a in-text citation in at least 4 slides or speaker notes and speaker notes for every slide except the title and reference slide.   
                           

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