1	Conspiracy		_____	Making a false statement under oath in an official proceeding
2	forgery		_____	The unauthorized exercise of an official function by a public official with intent to benefit or injure another.
3	identity fraud		_____	The purposeful misappropriation of property entrusted to one's care, custody, or control to which one is not entitled.
4	white collar crimes		_____	Manufacture and use of false identification and credit cards based on personal information stolen without the victims knowledge.
5	fraud		_____	Intentionally preventing a public servant from lawfully performing an official function.
6	organized crime		_____	Crimes in which computers are used as the instrument of the offense.
7	crimes of fraud		_____	Danergous or unjust actions in the conduct of business prompted by the desire for profits.
8	bribery		_____	Purposely obtaining property of another person trough deception.
9	racketeering		_____	Voluntary giving or receiving anything of value with the intent of influencing the actions of a public official.
10	crimes against public administration		_____	Falsely making or altering an official document with the intent to defraud.
11	obstruction of justice		_____	Purposely obtaining property from another person without consent through wrongful use of force or fear or under the guise of official authority.
12	money laundering		_____	Attempts to impede government processes through bribery, obstruction of justice, official misconduct, or perjury.
13	official misconduct		_____	Agreement between two or more persons to commit a crime.
14	crime syndicate		_____	A continuing criminal enterprise that rationally works to profit from illicit activities that are often in great public demand.
15	regulatory offenses		_____	A system of loosely structured relationships among groups and individuals involved in organized crime.
16	perjury		_____	Activities of a business or corporation that are viewed as attempts to circumvent regulations designed to ensure fairness and safety in the conduct of business.
17	transnational crime		_____	Offenses designed to intimidate or coerce a government or civillians in furtherance of political or social objectives.
18	embezzlement		_____	Embezzlement, extortion, forgery, and fraud
19	corporate crimes		_____	A method of "wasing" illegally obtained money by making it appear as if the money were earned legally as part of a legitimate business.
20	terrorism		_____	Crimes of fraud, crimes against public administration, and regulatory offenses that are usually carried out during the course of a legitimate occupation.
21	extotion		_____	Offenses motivated by prejudice, usually against a particular race, religion, or sexual orientation.
22	computer crime		_____	Offenses in which the planning and execution of the crime invilve more than one country.
23	hate crimes		_____	An ongoing criminal enterprise that is maintained through a pattern of criminal activity.