Those kinda of crimes are called scams.
<em>The Soviet Union</em> also known as (U.S.S.R.) was the joint of 15 Soviet Socialist Republics in Eurasia from 1922 until 1991.
Mikhail Gorbachev, the last leader of the Soviet Union resigned on December 1991 and gave up power to the population, so <em>The Soviet Union</em> came to an end.
The country dissolved into 15 independent states, and the "Cold War" (<em>a period of tension after WWII</em>) between U.S.S.R. and U.S.A. also came to an end after this event.
"<em>In Russia, after the Soviet Union collapse, influential </em><em>Politicians</em><em> retained power by acquiring large numbers of </em><em>vouchers</em><em>, so the ruling class gained </em><em>economic</em><em> power in place of </em><em>political</em><em> power</em>".
Answer:
The term is corrections.
Explanation:
In criminology, the variety of programs, organizations, facilities, and services in charge of managing the people accused or convicted of crimes is called corrections. From that definition, we can see "corrections" is an umbrella term, unfolding into different categories. It includes, for instance, prisons and community service, or the very people responsible for supervising the criminals.
3 All citizens have to pay taxes, serve on juries etc
5 you have to be 18 or older to vote
4 Bill of rights = rights of citizens
1 each branch is checked by the other ones to make sure the power is balanced
2 power is separated so that one person doesn't have all of it therefore reducing corruption
