Crime Data
Crime Trends
Punishment
Sentencing
Miscellaneous
What Crime?
100

True or False, Some people question just how comprehensive and objective crime statistics are?


True

100

In the 1940's there was a decrease in crime due to what?

Young men entering the military in WWII
100

What is the legal authorization to kill someone as a punishment for a crime

capital punishment

100

What is the reduction in time served by prisoners based on their behavior

Good Time

100

What are the 3 causes/categories of crime?

Environment, Economic Factors, Family

100

Ronnie Tyler pulled out a gun from his pocket and shot the bank guard five times in the head

Murder

200

What is the ratio of crime sin an area to the population of that area?

Crime Rate

200

In the 1960's Baby boomers children entered the crime prone age which caused what?

An increase in crime

200

What is the release of an offender from detention, subject to a period of good behavior under supervision

Probation/Parole

200

What requires those convicted of certain crimes to serve at least 85% of the sentence

Truth-in-sentencing

200

What is the difference between voluntary and involuntary crime?

Voluntary - You knowingly put yourself in a position where you will do something wrong sometimes beyond your control

Involuntary - crime that you did not intend to do and is out of your control

200

Joe Sykes forced his ex-girlfriend to make love with him.

Forcible Rape

300

Criminologist Herbert Packer stated "We can have as much or as little crime as we please; depending on what we choose to count as ___________."

criminal

300

In the 1990's in the U.S. saw a dramatic decrease in crime due to what?

Better prepared cops, criminal justice agencies, data, programs, technology

300

What is the Punishment philosophy that is to set an example or a cost benefit analysis for a person to discourage crime

Deterrence

300

What is they type of sentencing that offenders serve an exact amount and usually cannot be reduced

Determinate sentencing

300

What crime did they commit - Fred set fire to his restaurant to collect insurance money to pay for a new and better one.

Arson

300
David Smith got drunk one night and decided to drive home. As he turned a corner he crashed into another car an killed the driver
Vehicular Manslaughter/ DUI
400

Where does the NCVS gather their information for their victimization survey?

Citizens or the people

400

Name two reasons why from 2014 to the present that crime has been rising

economic uncertainty, technological innovative violations, social media, crime "fame" mentality

400

What is the punishment philosophy that states punishment should be proportional to the crime committed

Retribution

400

With Inter determinate sentencing the judge determines what?

The minimum and maximum terms for imprisonment

400

What crime did they commit? Jenny was beating up James because of the color of his skin. 

Hate Crime

400

Vincent Tapper took a pistol an ordered the pilot to fly to Miami

Hijacking

500

This is the FBI's program that publishes annual summation of crime rate throughout the U.S.

UCR (Uniform Crime Reporting)

500

What is the "crime prone" age range?

16-25

500

What is the lowest form of Punishment in the United States from federal courts

Community Service

500

When the minimum sentence is reached the person is eligible for what?

Parole

500

Dr. Johnson is treating Mary for severe problems breathing. When he is forced to place a tube into her lungs to assist her with breathing, an alarm went of in the hospital which resulted in the failure to ensure the tube’s placement that Dr. Johnson did not notice. Because air was being delivered to her stomach, Mary dies. Should Dr. Johnson be charged with voluntary or involuntary murder?

Involuntary Murder

500

John Bottomless was hiding drugs in shipping containers that he was bringing to port and disguising them as sugar packets to avoid being caught and paying taxes. He eventually was caught by police

Smuggling, Drug Trafficking

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