Search and Seizure
Formal Criminal Justice Process
Key Terms
Incarceration, Prisons, and Jails
Miscellaneous
100

What amendment of the United States Constitution relates to searches and seizures?

4th Amendment

100

Name the (4) levels of Wisconsin Courts.

Municipal

Circuit

Court of Appeals

State Supreme Court

100

What term refers to areas which are unoccupied or undeveloped areas outside of a property owner's curtilage.  Hint:  The 4th amendment does not apply to these areas!

Open Fields 

100

What is one of the primary purposes of a jail?

Detain accused offenders

Hold convicted offenders

Confinement for misdemeanor offenders

Probation/parole violations

House felons when state prisons are overcrowded

100

What involves malicious attacks aimed at disrupting, defacing, and destroying technology?

Cyber Vandalism

200

This term refers to looking for something.

Search

200

Name the (3) levels of the Federal Courts.

US District Courts

US Appeals Courts

US Supreme Court

200

What term refers to a collective group of (10) families that pledged to help one another and provide mutual aid?

Tythings

200

What is one of the primary purposes of a jail?

Detain accused offenders

Hold convicted offenders

Confinement for misdemeanor offenders

Probation/parole violations

House felons when state prisons are overcrowded

200

Provide (2) examples of cyber vandalism.

Viruses and worms

Trojan horses

Denial-of-service attacks

Web defacement

Cyberstalking

300

True or False:  A 4th Amendment search only occurs when a government actor infringes on a persons reasonable expectation of privacy.

True

300

What is the first step in the formal criminal justice process?

Initial Contact

300

Which view of crime is shaped by the will of the majority.  In other words, the majority shapes the law and defines crimes.  

Consensus View

300

Name (2) characteristics of a supermax prison.

House the most predatory criminals

Can be independent correctional centers or locked wings of existing prisons

Lock inmates in their cells 22 to 24 hours a day


300

What are (2) goals of substantive criminal law?

Enforce social control


Distribute retribution

Express public opinion

Deter criminal behavior

Punish wrong doing

Maintain social order

Provide restoration

400

What clause of the 4th amendment states that searches and seizes must be reasonable?

The reasonableness clause

400

In the formal Criminal Justice Process, what step comes after the trial / adjudication?

Sentencing / Disposition

400

What view of crime believes the law is a tool of the ruling class?

Conflict View

400

Identify (2) of the problems with adult incarceration.

More than half are max security institutions

Many operate above capacity

Facilitate a "school for crime"

400

Where does the data for the Uniform Crime Report (UCR) come from?

Law Enforcement Agencies

500

True or False:  An arrest is a seizure under the 4th amendment.

True

500

What is the purpose of a preliminary hearing?

The state must show the court that a felony was committed and you are the person that committed the felony.

500

What term refers to the use of the scientific method to determine whether criminal justice programs reduce crime rates and offender recidivisim?

Evidence-Based Justice

500

In the state of Wisconsin, can a juvenile offender ever be held in an adult jail?

Yes

500

What view of crime believes that social crusaders and moral entrepreneurs define crime?

Interactionist View