Social Construction & Deviance
Perspectives of Justice
Data & Trends
Policing
Potpourri
100

This is the study of the making of laws, the breaking of laws, and society's reaction to the breaking of laws 

Criminology 

100

The perspective on justice emphasizes deterrence and aims to control offenders using harsh punishments

Crime Control

100

This crime data collection method relies upon police reports 

UCR / NIBRS 

100

He is known as the Father of Policing and Created the Metropolitan Police Act 

Sir Robert Peel 

100

True/False: Robbery is a property crime 

False 

200

The ability to connect personal troubles with larger social structures is known as

The Sociological Imagination 

200

This perspective on justice utilizes the sociological imagination and views crime as a result of pervasive social inequality 

Rehabilitation

200

What is known as the dark figure of crime?

Rape & Sexual Assault 

200

These were considered the first uniformed police force in the American South 

Slave Patrols 

200

This classification of crime is latin for "evil in itself" 

Mala en Se 

300

Picking your nose in public or talking loudly in an elevator are examples of which level of social norms?

Folkway

300

This perspective argues that a guilty party should walk free if their individual liberties are infringed upon 

Due Process

300

The strongest correlation within the field of criminology is the relationship between _________ & crime. 

Age 

300

This style of patrol believes that you must aggressively target low-level “quality of life” crimes to prevent serious crime

Broken Windows Policing 

300

Rolling stops, items hanging from the rearview mirror, and window tint are all examples of these which are used when police have suspicion, but no probable cause. 

Pretext Stops 

400

This is defined as the classification of the population into human and non-human categories, with “human” being described as evolved and civilized and “non-human” being characterized as savage and predator. It also legitimizes conquest and differential access to resources.

Race

400

This perspective is most accurately concerned with the differential way the Criminal Justice System treated Brock Turner and Corey Batey 

Equal Justice 

400

True/False: The National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) includes measures for homicide 

False 

400

Crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) is associated with which style of policing? 

Problem Oriented Policing 

400

The actual reason for the rise in crime rates in the 1960's is attributed to: 

The coming of age of the Baby Boomers
500

Many argue that there is no racial bias in the CJS since legal factors are the most significant predictor of CJS decision making. BUT, this legal factor often points to racial and class bias when one takes a closer look at how it is obtained 

Prior record 

500

Deterrence theory assumes that actors are ___________, the main reason why harsh punishment is not generally shown to be successful 

Rational 

500
As the number of minorities in an area increases, the amount of formal social control also increases. This is known as: 

The Racial Threat Hypothesis 

500

Collecting data on the types and prevalence of drugs being used in your precinct in order to develop response strategies and reallocate resources is an example of this type of intelligence 

Strategic 

500

This statistical software used by the police to try to target "hot spots" often creates a self-fulfilling prophecy 

COMPSTAT