Myth Or Fact: Hate Crimes – How Much Do You Know?

 

#1. The First Amendment protects all hate speech, meaning general hate speech alone can never be prosecuted as a hate crime.

#2. What are the reasons hate crime victims don’t come forward to make a report?

Select all that apply:

#3. Which of the following identity groups are included in federal hate crimes law? (Check all that apply)

Select all that apply:

#4. To charge a suspect with a hate crime, law enforcement must prove the offender’s hatred for the targeted identity group.

#5. Law enforcement officers in the United States are required to receive training on hate crimes investigations.

#6. Anti-LGBTQ+ bias is a small slice of overall hate crime.

#7. Which of the following identities is the most common bias motivation in hate crimes?

#8. Law enforcement agencies in the United States are required by law to report hate crime statistics.

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Great job! You know some of the basic information related to hate crimes investigations. Fortunately, hate crimes don’t occur every day in most communities. It is important though that every first responder be trained, aware, and ready to identify, document and investigate possible hate crimes.

Learn more about hate crimes investigation training.

Fortunately, hate crimes don’t occur every day in most communities. It is important though that every first responder be trained, aware, and ready to identify, document and investigate possible hate crimes.

Learn more about hate crimes investigation training.