Crimes & Offenses
Criminal Justice System
Criminal Justice Careers
Law & Legal Concepts
Social Science & Research
100

Is an act of physically attacking someone. 

ASSAULT

100

Is an act that violates the law and is punishable by the state.

CRIME

100

Are people who violate the law.

CRIMINALS

100

Is the branch of law dealing with crimes and their punishment.

CRIMINAL LAW

100

Refers to actions or reactions of individuals or groups.

BEHAVIOR

200

Is a break-in with intent to commit a crime, usually theft.

BURGLARY

200

Is when it involves strategies to reduce or stop criminal activity.

CRIME PREVENTION

200

Is a person who studies crime scientifically.

CRIMINOLOGIST

200

Is the principle that legal matters must be resolved fairly.

DUE PROCESS

200

Is the scientific study of crime and criminal behavior.

CRIMINOLOGY

300

Is a form of abuse occurring within the home.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

300

Is what refers to agencies responsible for maintaining public order and enforcing laws.

LAW ENFORCEMENT

300

Is the process of gathering facts and evidence to solve crimes.

INVESTIGATIONS

300

Are facilities like prisons that house convicted offenders.

PENAL INSTITUTIONS

300

Refers to behavior that violates social norms.

DEVIANCE

400

Is a serious crime involving unlawful killing of another person.

MURDER

400

Is a crime committed by a group with a structured hierarchy.

ORGANIZED CRIME

400

Is the study of the human mind and behavior.

PSYCHOLOGY

400

Refers to the maintenance of peace and safety in public spaces.

PUBLIC ORDER

400

Is the study of society and social behavior.

SOCIOLOGY

500

Is a crime involving taking something by force or threat.

ROBBERY

500

Is the act of stopping something before it happens.

PREVENTION

500

Is someone that has Criminal Justice career experience but now serves as an educator teaching about the CJ industry.

MR. G

500

Is a system of values and principles guiding behavior.

MORALS

500

Are structured explanations of why something occurs.

THEORIES

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