Justice or Justwater
This is the concept of fair and equal treatment in adjudication.
What is justice?
This was the first effort to capture crime data through the UCR.
What is the Crime Index?
The two categories of offenses tracked by NIBRS are known as these.
What are Part 1 and Part 2 offenses?
The traditional body of unwritten laws derived from British case law is referred to as this.
What is common law?
This Amendment provides the procedural defense of not being granted a speedy trial.
What is the 6th Amendment?
A defendant's first exposure to the corrections system for fingerprints and photographs after an arrest is known as this.
What is booking?
This is a self-report survey conducted by DOJ to gather data about crime.
What is the NCVS?
The killing of multiple people at one time and in one location is this type of multicide.
What is a mass murder?
This is the written body of laws that consist of the criminal law and its punishment.
What is substantive law?
This is the most conclusive defense that is likely to demonstrate true innocence.
What is an alibi?
This is the purpose of the Preliminary Hearing.
What is to establish probable cause?
The only offense not tracked through NCVS is this.
What is murder?
This is the repeated harassing and threatening behavior by one individual against another, aspects of which may be planned or carried out in secret.
What is stalking?
A classification of crimes along a particular dimension, such as legal categories, offender motivation, victim behavior, or the characteristics of individual offenders is referred to as this?
What is crime typology?
Self defense, defense of others, and defense of property are examples of this category of criminal defenses.
What is justification?
These two conditions must be met before Miranda Rights must be advised; also known as Miranda Triggers.
What are custody and interrogation?
The improvement of the data collection system used in UCR resulted in this crime tracking method used today.
What is NIBRS?
This strict liability crime is the nonforcible rape with a victim younger than the age of consent.
What is statutory rape?
The Latin phrases for these features of a crime refer to the prohibited act and the guilty mind.
What are actus reus and mens rea?
The procedural defense asserting the government illegally coerced the defendant to commit the criminal act is this.
What is entrapment?
The use of scientific data and social science research to improve effectiveness of the justice process refers to this.
What is Evidence Based Practices?
That crime data unknown to the justice system but that reflects crime occurring nonetheless is referred to as this.
What is the Dark Figure of crime?
This is the unlawful use of force or violence by a group to assert a political or social agenda upon a nation whose activities transcend national boundaries.
What is international terrorism?
This maxim holds that an orderly society must be governed by established principles.
The Rule of Law?
The precedent from British case law that establishes the measure of insanity in criminal cases is this rule.
What is the M 'Naughton Rule?