Crime Defined
This type of crime can often lead to physical harm or injury.
This visual learning device includes a 3-sided polygon labeled with: ability, motive, and opportunity.
What is the crime triangle?
This court is the highest court in the land and has 9 justices that hear cases.
What is the US Supreme Court?
This narrow entryway extending from doorways is often considered the most dangerous area in a home or building.
What is the fatal funnel?
This substance is anything that causes a physiological effect when introduced into the body
What is a drug
Stealing, vandalism, and shoplifting are examples of this type of crime, which does not typically result in physical harm to a person.
What is a property crime or crime against property?
This represents the criminal's skills, knowledge, and physical readiness to commit a crime.
What is the ability?
This court hears only civil cases with a monetary damage of under $5000.
What is small claims court?
What is the stack formation?
This classification of drugs includes prescription pain pills, and causes muscle weakness, stupor, unconsciousness, and often overdose
What is a narcotic?
This is considered the criminal mindset or intent to commit a crime.
What is the Mens Rea?
In the 4 Ds of crime prevention, refusing access to an area where a crime could be committed with fences, locks or other obstacles was called this.
What is Deny?
This trial court handles 95% of the nations cases
What is state court?
This non-verbal communication method was used to alert team members that the team was ready to make entry.
What is the tap-up?
Ecstasy, also known as the love drug falls into these two drug classifications.
What are stimulants and hallucinogens?
A crime that is illegal because most people consider it to be morally wrong.
What is Mala in Se
This method of crime prevention from the 4 Ds includes methods of discovering that a potential criminal is in a particular area, often using cameras, alarm systems or human observation.
What is Detect?
This attorney is hired by the government to represent the government as the plaintiff in criminal cases.
Who is the prosecutor?
Any object that protects you from being seen by the enemy but does not stop bullets.
What is concealment?
This stimulant is known to cause anxiety, paranoia and delusions as well as sores known as "pickin pox"
What is Methamphetamine?
The most serious classification of crime often carries with it long prison sentences of more than one year.
This method of crime prevention, from the 4 Ds relies on slowing down a criminal's ability to gain access to an area. This could be accomplished with a gate, a lock or rough terrain, among other tools.
What is Delay?
This court is the trial court of the federal court system.
What is the US District Court?
This is a method of entry in which the officer enters a doorway, and is immediately turning and continuing back in the direction they came from.
What is the button hook?
This drug, commonly used by rapists, has symptoms of sedation, impaired coordination, and memory loss.
What is Rohypnol