What is one difference between street crime and white-collar crime?

Before we identify the one difference between street crime and white-collar crime, we must first know their meanings:

 

First is white-collar crime. White-collar crimes are the types of crimes that people of respectable and high-status commit in the course of their occupations. This is a type of corporate crime.

Second is the street crime. This type of crime is often done or committed by those people identified in the lower social classes, and their reason for doing so is mostly associated with survivability.

Third is called a hate crime. A hate crime is commonly motivated by the hatred for someone’s religion, race, or sexual orientation.

 

So now we can identify the one difference that sets apart street crime and white-collar crime, which is the social status of those who commit these crimes.

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