CRCJ 1010
This is designed to gather data on each criminal act even if several acts are committed within the same incident
National incident based reporting system
This is the largest local police force in the country
New York PD
Which is a major 20th venture police reformer
August Vollmer
This is useful for generating leads in cases in which biological evidence is recovered from a crime scene
CODIS
According to the wedding cake model of criminal justice, what does the top layer represent
Celebrated cases
Written on an ancient stone tablet, this collection of over 250 laws covered a wide range of issues
Code of Hummurabi
This is sometimes called case law, judiciary law, or unwritten law
Common law
This policing strategy attempts to harness the resources and residents of a jurisdiction in stopping crime and maintaining order
Community policing
This is a violation of the laws of a society by a person or a group of people who are subject to the laws of that society
Crime
This criminal justice model describes the expectation of an efficient criminal justice system
Crime control model
This concept describes that police officers make about which laws to enforce, how much to enforce them, when to let some offenses slide, and when to devote attention to truly significant offenses
Discretion
This legal principle states that a person cannot be tried twice for the same offense
Double Jeopardy
This criminal justice model describes the expectation of a just and fair criminal justice system
Due process model
This agency measures crime using the UCR
FBI
Common law and statutory law are the same thing TF
False
Law is derived from a single source TF
False
Rarely are offenses sensationalized by the media and given such vast resources in their detention and prosecution that they distort the perception of the amount and seriousness of crime TF
False
Which are the three distinct levels of law enforcement in the US
Federal state and local
These offenses are punishable by more than a year in a state prison
Felonies
This early form of policing most directly led to that of modern US policing
Frankpledge system
What is the legal principle in which courts are bound by the decisions of previous courts called
Stare decisis
Police officers, prosecutors, judges, and corrections officials use this to decide what to do with individual cases
Statutes
This type of law is enacted by legislatures
Statutory law
This annual FBI publication uses data from participating US law enforcement agencies to summarize the incidence and rate of reported crime
Uniform Crime Reports
Which choice best describes the sources of error in the Uniform crime reports
Unintentional and intentional
After the trial of James Holmes, who opened fire on Aurora, Colorado. movie theater in July 2012. About 100 family members of the victims spoke in court about how the crime affected them. Which term best relates to this activity.
Victim impact statement
Criminologists use this term to refer to instances when a victim plays an active role in initiating conflict
Victim precipitation
To administer a legal process of judging and to pronounce a judgement
Adjudicate
An example of this type of offense is conspiracy
Inchoate offense
Which one is an example of a special needs search
Inmate search
This was the first successful bill in England to create a permanent public police force
Metro Police Act
Why is it difficult to measure white collar and corporate crim
Much of the investigation and regulation of corporate and white-collar crime is not done by law enforcement
Which of the following is what we know with substantial confidence about police use of force
Police use force infrequently
According to Blacks law dictionary this is, "the entire population of a county above the age of 15, which a sheriff may summon to his assistance in certain cases as to aid him in keeping the peace, in pursuing and arresting felons, etc"
Posse comitatus
This is a reason based on known facts to think that a criminal offense has occurred
Probable cause
This style of policing attempts to address the underlying social problems that contribute to crime by integrating research and scientific problem solving strategies to analyze instances of crime with the goal of dev more effective response strategies
Problem oriented policing
Which term describes when law enforcement officers take potential evidence in a criminal case
Seizure
In a high school class, a researcher hands out questionnaires that ask the students to identify any criminal offenses they have committed, which term best describes this type of research
Self report study
As long as human beings have lived in large groups, we have needed this
Social control
This consists of the rules, habits, and customs a society uses to enforce conformity to its norms.
Social control
According to this case, deadly force may only be used if a suspect poses a threat to the lives of police officers or bystanders
Tenessee V. Garner
In this case, the Supreme Court found that police have the right to search suspects to ensure their own safety if they think that the suspects are armed
Terry V. Ohio
Which is not a reason that a victim would not report an offense
The victim may have committed the offense
Which activity most often brings police officers into face to face contact with citizens
Trafic duties
Although the UCR provides a reasonably good picture of crime, it does not tell the whole crime story TF
True