What is legal justification or an excuse?
According to 2010 UCR data, this percentage of males are offenders of homicide
What is 90%?
This type of maltreatment is the most common in child abuse cases
What is neglect?
The weapon most commonly used in homicides
What is a firearm?
The availability heuristic increases these two things in our mind
What is fear and incident?
Homicide is justifiable is what two situations
What is execution and self-defense?
The percentage of homicide victims that are white
What is 47%?
Approximately this many children are maltreated at some point in their life in the United States
What is 1 in 7?
Guns directly cause violent crime, true or false
False
Intentionally inflicting serious bodily harm on someone with the use of a weapon is classified as this
Murderers have the same set of universal risk factors, true or false
What is false?
Homicides are normally committed in the process of interpersonal arguments and ____
What is a felony?
Sexual abuse in children is mostly committed by female caretakers, true or false
False
The percentage of homicides that involve use of a firearm
What is 68%?
Excessive exposure to violence results in being
What is desensitized?
The presence of malice aforethought classifies a killing as this
What is murder?
UCR data for homicides is based on conviction rates, true or false
Shaken Baby Syndrome results in this percentage of all abuse and neglect deaths
What is 10-12%?
This amendment gives the constitutional right to bear arms
What is the Second Amendment?
This type of violence is related to personal or material gain
What is proactive violence?
According to the powerpoint, premedication can occur as late as
What is moments before the killing?
1/3 of victims and 1/2 of offenders are under this age
What is 25 years old?
When a parent, generally the mother, brings in their child to the doctor with symptoms they induced is known as this syndrome
What is a background check?
This type of manslaughter states that you should have known your actions could have resulted in the death of another
What is involuntary manslaughter?