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What has influenced the evolution of criminal behaviour definitions since 1900?

Technology & social attitudes

What did the 1968 Race Relations Act make illegal?

Discrimination in employment & housing

Which Act introduced the concept of 'hate crimes' into British law?

2003 Criminal Justice Act

Hate crime laws provide enhanced sentences for prejudice against which characteristic?

Sexual orientation

What did the 2006 Racial and Religious Hatred Act specifically criminalise?

Spreading racial or religious hatred

When was the Misuse of Drugs Act introduced in the UK?

1971

How does the Misuse of Drugs Act categorise different drugs?

By perceived danger levels

What argument supports drug criminalisation according to the note?

It clarifies drugs are harmful & wrong

Why are many driving offences considered entirely new crimes?

They resulted from increased vehicles

Which modern driving behaviour has become illegal due to new technology risks?

Using a mobile phone whilst driving

What did the 1967 Sexual Offences Act decriminalise?

Homosexuality for men over 21

How did Britain's society change during the 20th century?

Became increasingly multicultural

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