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Misc.
100
The notion that the answers to questions should be grounded in the collection and analysis of data. This approach guides criminal justice and other scholars.
What is empiricism
100
Is Criminal Justice as an academic fall under idealist or pragmatism
What is pragmatism
100
This person was all about self-interest, out for #1. He believed that war was "all against all". He was one of the key people in Social Contract.
What is Thomas Hobbes
100
A state of nature refers to
What is a chaotic society
100
Explain what is meant by knowledge in the 5 concepts of morality
What is Ideal - a priori - reason philosophically Pragmatic - experience, research, data
200
Tactics
What is Specific actions that are taken to implement the broad idea outlined in a strategy
200
when discussing capitol punishment an idealist believes
What is the person "Just deserves it"
200
This person believed that we are absolutely free. We were all born with unalienable rights (life. liberty. health. possessions.) He believes that you have to govern your own behavior and you can not just go destroying stuff
What is John Locke
200
The public conception of criminal justice policy tends to center primarily on
What is the ends or outcomes
200
what is meant by self in the 5 concepts of morality
What is people are a higher form of life. greater purpose Ideal - higher purpose because we can think Pragmatic - thinking is an advantage to service better
300
A philosophical perspective in which actions and decisions are evaluated based on empiricism and the analysis of data.
What is Pragmatists
300
what is the pragmatic believe on capitol punishment
What is incapacitation(removing from society) is a good thing
300
This person argued that for any object or concept (be it a dog, a chair, a triangle, or justice) there exists in the mind of a perfect example (or model) of that concept.
What is Plato
300
What conclusion can be drawn from McCollough’s definition of morality?
What is Morality is an ongoing process in which society continuously reflects on behaviors, values, and standards..
300
what is meant by universe in the 5 concepts of morality
What is ideal - created by entity, reason for it all, too magnificent pragmatic - universe has whatever meaning you give it (bend to our own will)
400
Philosophical tendencies or worldviews held by individuals that they use to help make decisions
What is Paradigms
400
This strongly influences how we see the world and how it shaped us
What is 5 concepts of morality
400
Pragmatic philosopher. He claimed that there are four ways of knowing something. Tenacity, Authority, Common Sense argument, a posteriori logic. (also tell me what each of those are)
What is Charles Sanders Peirce Tenacity - believing something is true based on desire to believe it Authority - Someone that you(or others) believe to be an authority figure claims something is true, and because of this persons authority, you believe it is true Common Sense argument - argument that sounds logical but without actual data or observations A posteriori Logic - Scientific way of knowing that verifies knowledge based on actual experience or data
400
In addressing crime problems, criminal justice strategies are ___ while tactics reflect ___.
What is broad approaches to address a problem … how to implement the policy..
400
What is meant by death is the 5 concepts of morality
What is ideal - afterlife, go on to a reward, reincarnation, heaven, etc. pragmatic - then end. it is just over.
500
Warrants authorized under the USA PATRIOT act which in some circumstances, allow law enforcement officers to search a person's property without notifying the person whose property is being searched.
What is sneak and peek warrants
500
what is the five concepts of morality
What is Knowledge, self, spirit, universe, death
500
BONUS QUESTION J Edgar Hoover
What is mobster that created the FBI
500
TRUE / FALSE Salus populi suprema lex means the good of the people is the supreme law.
What is True
500
what is you opinion of concealed carry on college campuses?
What is (YOUR OPINION)