Child Abuse, Neglect, & Abductions
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These people are required to report suspected child maltreatment immediately when they have “REASONABLE CAUSE TO BELIEVE” that a child known to them in their professional or official capacity may be an abused or neglected child.

What are mandated reporters?

100

This theory argues that criminal behavior is no different from noncriminal behavior in that it is conduct that persons intentionally choose to undertake (i.e., they are not compelled or forced to do crime), and the reason that they choose to commit crime is that they think it will be more rewarding and less costly for them than noncriminal behavior

What is Rational Choice Theory?

100

Any location WHERE A CRIMINAL OFFENSE HAS OCCURRED / ANY PLACE WHERE ANY PHYSICAL EVIDENCE related to that criminal offense MIGHT BE FOUND

What is a crime scene?

100

A conscious questing for evidence

What is search?

100

Assault, Battery, Robbery, Weapons, Human Trafficking, Sexual Assault, Homicide, and Hate Crimes are all examples of

What are Crimes against Persons?

200

A child must be under this age in order for the state of Illinois to issue an Amber Alert.

What is 16?

200

This theory argues that some males have an extra “Y” chromosome?

What is the XYY Chromosome Theory?

200

The best way to retrieve a hair or fiber for evidence with

What is adhesive tape or tweezers?

200

The exercise of dominion or control over property

What is a seizure?

200

A person commits this when they INTENTIONALLY OR KNOWINGLY WITHOUT LEGAL JUSTIFICATION and BY ANY MEANS, (1) CAUSES BODILY HARM TO AN INDIVIDUAL or (2) makes physical contact of an INSULTING OR PROVOKING NATURE with an individual.

What is Battery?

300

Calling 1-800-25-ABUSE is one way to report this.

What is child abuse/neglect?

300

Lombroso’s theory believed criminals were not fully developed and were throwbacks to primitive man.

What is Atavistic Stigmata?

300

A method of operation used by a criminal

What is a Modus Operandi?

300

This rule protects the identity of a confidential informant/source when they give you probable cause for a search warrant, but, if they witness the crime and/or they are going to testify, they must disclose their identity

What is the Informant Privilege Rule?

300

A proceeding in open court where the defendant is read the formal charge(s) against him or her

What is an Arraignment?

400

This theory argues that criminal behavior is affected by the costs of crime (formal and informal punishment)

What is Deterrence Theory?

400

Strip, Grid, Spiral, Pie or Wheel, Zone or Quadrant 

What is a crime scene search?

400

The amount of time you must execute a search warrant

What is 96 hours?

400

Those motor vehicles which are designed for the carrying of not more than 10 persons are classified as these

What are first division vehicles?

500

This theory argues that people voluntarily, willfully choose to commit criminal acts just like they willfully choose to do other things, such as work in a grocery story, go to college, or use recreational drugs?

What is Rational Choice Theory?

500

A biological agent or condition that is a hazard to humans or the environment / ANY BODILY FLUIDS OR ANYTHING WITH BODILY FLUID ON IT

What is a biohazard?

500

Articles which are evidence of crime (clothing worn by robber, blood, hair, fingernail scrapings, photographs, and writings)

What is Mere Evidence?

500

SKIRMISH LINE (“Line Formation”), WEDGE (“Wedge Formation”), DIAGONAL (“Echelon [left/right]”)

What are crowd response formations?

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