English Conversation Questions on Crime and Your Experience
- What do you think is the worst crime somebody could commit?
- Have you ever been a victim of a crime?
- Have you ever seen anyone stealing something?
- Have you ever been robbed or mugged?
- Have you ever had your house burgled?
- Have you ever done something illegal you feel ashamed about?
- Do you know any gangs or gangsters?
- When was the last time you went to the police?
- What do you think of people who drink and then have problems with the police?
- Do you think the amount of crime has changed over time?
- What criminal activity was typical when you were younger, comparing to nowadays?
- Do you think it’s better to own a gun to protect yourself from criminals?
- Do you think there can be a situation when it’s better to break the law? If so, when?
- Which crimes have you heard of in the news or on TV recently?
- Do you think having a lover is a crime?
More ESL Conversation Questions on Crime
- Crime: Abortion – is it a crime?
- Crime: Bribery and corruption
- Crime: Capital punishment and the death penalty
- Crime: Crime and mental illness
- Crime: Crime and poverty
- Crime: Crime and race relations
- Crime: Crime and the media
- Crime: Crime and your experience
- Crime: Crime in my town or city
- Crime: Crime prevention and community policing
- Crime: Crimes and criminals
- Crime: Criminal psychology and profiling
- Crime: Criminals in prison
- Crime: Cybercrime
- Crime: Cybercrime and identity theft
- Crime: Drinking alcohol, driving and more
- Crime: Drug cartels and organized crime
- Crime: Drug dealing and taking drugs
- Crime: Forensic science and criminal investigation
- Crime: Gang violence in schools
- Crime: Gangs, gangsters and mafia
- Crime: High-tech crimes, phishing, skimming, hacking…
- Crime: Human trafficking and slavery
- Crime: Child abuse
- Crime: Is graffiti a crime?
- Crime: Juvenile delinquency and rehabilitation
- Crime: Movies and books about crime
- Crime: Muggings, robbery
- Crime: Murder rates in big cities
- Crime: Neighbourhood watch
- Crime: Pickpockets
- Crime: Piracy, downloading, copyright
- Crime: Police brutality and misconduct
- Crime: Prison overcrowding and reform
- Crime: Prostitution – is it a crime?
- Crime: Punishing crimes
- Crime: Robbing a bank
- Crime: Shoplifting
- Crime: Terrorism and national security
- Crime: Terrorism and terrorist attacks
- Crime: The police catching criminals
- Crime: The war on drugs and legalization
- Crime: Vandalism
- Crime: Violent crimes
- Crime: War crimes
- Crime: White collar crime and fraud