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Chapter 5 Self Quiz
Asian Americans and the Criminal Justice System
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In some ways, then, Asian Americans are different from other minority groups, in the sense that they have made the transition, retained much of their native culture, and while some are involved in criminal activity, Asian Americans are one of the minorities that is generally underrepresented in crime statistics.
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In a recent report by the Pew Research Center, Asian Americans have surpassed Hispanics/Latinos as the fastest growing immigrant group in the United States.
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As a group Asian Americans
have higher median family incomes than the general population
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are more likely to hold a bachelor's degree than the rest of the population
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are more likely to intermarry with other racial groups
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all the above.
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As it relates to crime
Asians are more likely to be arrested than Whites
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are more likely to be overrepresented in the overall crime statistics
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the data used by the National Crime Victimization Survey does an accurate job in tracking Asian American victimization
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Southeast Asian immigrants are much more likely than other Asian groups to engage in criminal activity.
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Which of the following gangs are more likely to maintain a low profile and not demonstrate their gang affiliation
Chinese gangs
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Yakuza
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Vietnamese gangs
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Korean gangs.
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