Crime Causation
Crime Reporting
Defenses
History of policing
Misc
100

When someone is called a criminal or delinquent many times so they become a criminal  

Labelling theory 

100

What does UCR stand for

Uniform Crime report

100

You were not at or near the scene of the crime and you have witnesses that can account for your whereabouts 

Alibi

100

What country did we borrow many policing traditions from

England 

100

This model emphasizes the arrest and conviction of criminal offenders 

Crime control model 

200

Punishment is enough to deter crime because it is a choice of free will is what school of thought 

Classical school 

200

What does NCVS stand for 

National crime victimization survey 

200

Self defense

Defense of others

Defense of home or property

Resisting unlawful arrest

Justification 

200

The 3 mala in se offenses 

Rape, murder, theft

200

This is the principle of fairness and ideal of moral equity 

Justice 

300

The idea that you have criminal genes and being a criminal is in your blood 

Biological theory 

300

What crime reporting model does not get their information from the police

National Crime victimization survey (NCVS) 

300

duress, age, mistake, involuntary intoxication, unconsciousness, provocation, insanity & diminished capacity

Excuse

300

When a cop enforces the letter of the law what style of policing are they 

Legalistic

300

This stage of the criminal justice process involves taking pictures and finger printing the suspect 

Booking 

400

Both “good & bad” is learned and suggests that “bad” behavior can be unlearned

Believe Behavior 

400

These are problems with the NCVS

False or exaggerated reports

Unintentional inaccuracies – faulty memory, victims may give criminal intent to accidents

400

Entrapment

Double jeopardy, Selective prosecution

Denial of a speedy trial

Prosecutorial misconduct

Police fraud

Procedural defense 

400

formalizing of police work and the national standard of policing has increased

Police professionalism 

400

This famous 1966 U.S. supreme court case provided the advisement of rights to criminal suspects prior to police questions 

Miranda v. Arizona

500

the study of the shape of the head to determine anatomical correlates of human behavior

Phrenology 

500
Name 5 out of 8 crimes covered in UCR part one offenses 

murder, forcible rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny-theft, motor vehicle-theft & arson

500

Someone is mentally unstable but they are still responsible for their crimes 

Guilty but insane 

500

The first set of written laws 

Code of Hammurabi 

500

What supreme court case was responsible for the creation of the exclusionary rule 

Weeks v. U.S.