The Fundamentals of the CJ System
Foundations of Law and Crime
Theories of Crime
Ethical Essentials
System/Methods and Issues
100

This model of the criminal justice process focuses on deterring crime through swift punishment and puts less emphasis on the rights of the person accused

Crime Control

100

The Code of Hammurabi set out crimes and punishments based on which philosophy?

Eye for an eye

Lex Talionis

100

Studying criminology can be helpful in determining ways to

Deter crime

100

How a person views controversial issues, such as the death penalty or abortion, largely depends on what?

Values

100

Which early criminal justice official was responsible for granting bail to felons?

Justice of the peace

200

Who  makes the discretionary decision as to whether to stop, search, or arrest?

Police Officer

200

What is considered to be the “supreme law of the land?”

US Constitution

200

Until the 18th century, what was thought to be the cause of criminal behavior?

Supernatural forces

200

Which type of ethics is complicated and can have a multitude of sides?

Relative

200

This was a requirement for becoming a justice of the peace during the political era.

Land owner

300

After the criminal justice flow and process begins, the person suspected of committing the crime must be arrested. What is the next formal step in the criminal justice process after arrest?

Prosecution

300

What is the standard used by jurors to arrive at a verdict in a criminal case?

Beyond reasonable doubt

300

What trait did biologists once believe was caused by a “criminal” chromosome?

Agressive behavior

300

What describes the receipt of some benefit either, for free or for a reduced price?

Gratuities

300

During this era, police corruption surfaced due to close ties between police and politicians.

Political Era

400

Information that would lead a person to believe that another has committed, is committing, or is about to commit a crime is known as

Probable Cause

400

Who is the party who is bringing a lawsuit against someone else in civil court?

Plaintiff

400

This type of theorist argue that criminal behavior is related to culture and social class

Social Structure
400

A term that describes an officer who misuses their authority for personal gain?

Corruption

400

During this era of policing, civil service systems were created.

Reform Era

500

The written statement of the essential facts of the offense charged against the person accused and issued by a grand jury is known as

Indicyment

500

This describes who has the authority to make legal decisions and is usually based on geographic location

Legal jurisdiction 

500

______ theory assumes that people are born “bad” and must learn to modulate their own behavior in order to be “good.”

Control

500

An officer determinedly pursues people dealing illegal drugs  with the intent to get a cut. The officer would be considered what?

Meat eater

500

Which of the following departments was created as a response to the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001?

Homeland security

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