5 Written Questions

1. peremptory norm... internationally recognized.. jus cogens include the prohibition of genocide, maritime piracy, slaving in general
2. ...
3. umbrella term descriing programs that serve as collaborative efforts between the police and the public to identify the problem of crime and then inviloe the public in finding solutions
4. term used to describe the range of mlitary, police, and civilian interventions that seek to restore order and create a sustainable society after a period of war
5. the permanent criminal court with jurisdiction over genocide and other crimes against humanity. The court, seated in The Hague, the Netherlands, began its operations in 2003.

5 Matching Questions

1. quadi
2. prison
3. judical impartiality
4. Justice of the peace
5. Deviance control function

1. a lay judges in small amerian towns who carry out many legal functions such a traffic violations, some misdemeanors, small civil claims, and some domestic courts matter
2. b islamic judge who decides casess in a the shari'a courts based on the facts according to thier own wisdom and principles of religiuos laws
3. c ...
4. d a traditional police mission to reinforce ommunity values and laws, protecting the community values and laws, protecting the comunity againist non comformist and trying to keep violators of community norms under control
5. e facility used almost exclusively for seriousoffenders who receive sentances of more than one year

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. respectful deference
   1. Court
   2. Koban
   3. quadi
   4. Mutwa
2. temp courts set up to judge people on their behaviors.. nazis
   1. Tribunal
   2. UNPOL
   3. divya
   4. prison
3. the duty of the the police to respond to, supervise, or controltwo or more citizens in any situations that can disrupt the peace and tranquility of society
   1. control freedom
   2. Deviance control function
   3. non custodial sanctions
   4. Civil order control function
4. is a person assisting a judge in a trial. Lay judges are used in some civil law jurisdictions, such as Germany
   1. Assesor
   2. Legal Advisors
   3. Lay assessors
   4. adjudicators
5. a judge, esp. in a competition
   1. solicitors
   2. adjudicators
   3. Dossier
   4. Jus cogens

5 True/False Questions

1. customary international law → interational law that is seen as binding on all countries regradless of whether the treaty supporting the law has been ratified by that jurisdiction

   True        False

2. Popular system(mixed) → is a person assisting a judge in a trial. Lay judges are used in some civil law jurisdictions, such as Germany

   True        False

3. Plea barganing → instituion in china that requires inmates to work a prison farms and dfactories to support the ecnomic system;based on the idea of "thought reform through labor"

   True        False

4. penal populism → criminal justice policies designed to appeal to the public appetite for punitivness with little concern about program effectiveness or the clear understading of community views

   True        False

5. solicitors → a judge, esp. in a competition

   True        False