5 Written Questions

1. Law regulating the relationships between or among individuals, usually involving property, contracts, or business disputes
2. Takes into account the differences among individuals
3. Law that defines acts that are subject to punishment and specifies the punishments for such offences
4. The expansion of criminal activities across state borders; the war on terror
5. Deterrence, self-help, and citizens rights

5 Matching Questions

1. What are life course theories?
2. What is the "Dark Figure of Crime"
3. What is resource dependence?
4. What are labelling theories?
5. What is the purpose of procedural criminal law?

1. a Theories emphasizing that the causes of criminal behavior are not found in the individual, but in the social process that labels certain acts as deviant or criminal
2. b Theories that identify factors affecting the star, duration, nature, and end of criminal behavior over the life of an offender
3. c Is a metaphor that emphasizes the dangerous dimension dimension of crimes that are never reported to the police
4. d actors in the system must maintain good relationships with officials like legislators, mayors, and city council members in order to get money to fund their agency
5. e It specifies the defendants' rights and tells justice system officials how they can investigate and process cases

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Is a reporting system in which the police describe each offence in a crime incident, together with data describing the offender, victim, and property
   1. National Incident-Based Reporting System
   2. What is discretion is the CJ system?
   3. What is a dual court system?
   4. National Crime Victimazation Surveys
2. Having factors thought to bring about criminal behavior in an individual
   1. Define mens rea
   2. Define actus reus
   3. What is civil law?
   4. Criminogenic
3. Police, courts, corrections
   1. What are the major characteristics of the CJ system?
   2. What are the subsystems of the CJ systems?
   3. What are the elements of crime?
   4. What is discretion is the CJ system?
4. arresting, prosecuting, convicting, and punishing within the framework of the law
   1. What is substantive criminal law?
   2. What are key factors in crime trends
   3. What does "controlling crime" entail?
   4. What do the theories in Critical Criminology entail?
5. to show that not all cases are treated equally and processed in an identical fashion
   1. What is the purpose of procedural criminal law?
   2. What are some of the costs of crime?
   3. What is the uniform crime report?
   4. What is the purpose of the wedding cake model?

5 True/False Questions

1. What are the six main types of crime? → Visible crime, occupational crime, organized crime, crimes without victims, political crime, cyber crime

   True        False

2. What is a system? → a mutual transfer of recourses: a balance of benefits and deficits that flow from behaviour bases on decisions about the values and costs of alternatives

   True        False

3. What are potential turning points for criminal careers in life course theories? → Military service, employment, marriage

   True        False

4. What does the Crime Control Model emphasize? → the adversarial process, the rights of defendants, and the formal decision making procedures

   True        False

5. What is meant by "doing justice"? → Is a metaphor that emphasizes the dangerous dimension dimension of crimes that are never reported to the police

   True        False