General Prefixes:
* Pre-: meaning "before" (pre-crime: crime that is predicted before it happens)
* Post-: meaning "after" (post-crime: events that happen after a crime)
* Anti-: meaning "against" (anti-crime: efforts to prevent or combat crime)
* Inter-: meaning "between" (inter-crime: the relationship between different types of crime)
* Trans-: meaning "across" (trans-crime: crime that crosses national borders)
Specific Prefixes:
* Cyber-: meaning "related to computers" (cybercrime: crime committed using computers)
* Hate-: meaning "based on hatred" (hate crime: crime motivated by hatred towards a group)
* White-collar-: meaning "committed by professionals" (white-collar crime: financial crime committed by people in business)
* Organized-: meaning "planned and structured" (organized crime: criminal activities conducted by a group)
* Violent-: meaning "involving physical force" (violent crime: crimes involving physical harm)
These are just a few examples, and the specific prefix you choose will depend on the context and meaning you want to convey.