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 1 Text|          Etymologically, the word crime means first of all any action
 2 Text|         code of ethics, the term "crime" signifies the worst form
 3 Text|      which deals exclusively with crime. This specific subject is
 4 Text|     involves the various kinds of crime, the conditions which characterise
 5 Text|         of the one committing the crime. We say "the one committing
 6 Text|            the one committing the crime" and not "the criminal",
 7 Text|     passes in order to commit the crime, rather than a permanent
 8 Text|         there is a relapse of the crime, in other words a recurrence,
 9 Text|       outset. Firstly, no form of crime shocks us any longer, following
10 Text|     beings to be pardoned for any crime in history. That is, for
11 Text|           refers to an unrivalled crime, one that cannot be compared
12 Text| distinguish which is the greatest crime without comparison? Yet,
13 Text|          degree of barbarity of a crime is not immediately made
14 Text|          we shall speak about the crime, which is repeatedly denounced
15 Text|         play when compared to the crime which is being committed
16 Text|         incomparably greater this crime is in comparison to all
17 Text|       adults are the victims of a crime one could at least find
18 Text|        and organic dependence the crime is certainly hard and inhuman,
19 Text|        cold-blooded nature of the crime, without direct means of
20 Text|        not plan and execute their crime with complete "composure"
21 Text|      execution of such a horrible crime by way of routine (similar
22 Text|           of victims~Although the crime remains the same whether
23 Text|         genocide. This is why the crime is not only unrivalled but
24 Text|         The number of witnesses~A crime that is committed in isolation
25 Text|       side of the world. Then the crime becomes universal and it
26 Text|          way of dealing with this crime collectively. We hope that