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Introduction to Criminal Justice MCQ

1. _____ describes the process of how abused kids are turned into aggressive adults.

The violentization process

The aggressive process

The assault process

Violence development

Answer

Correct Answer: The violentization process

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2. New-generation jails utilize a _______________ design.

Podular.

Physical labor

Reintegration

Incapacitation

Answer

Correct Answer: Podular.

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3. Entrapment is a(n) ____________________ defense.

Perfect

Good faith

Equitable

Affirmative

Answer

Correct Answer: Affirmative

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4. Droplets of ________ are very small. they may not travel far and could be overlooked.

Transfer patterns

High-velocity spatter

Medium-velocity spatter

Low-velocity spatter

Answer

Correct Answer: High-velocity spatter

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5. A(n) _____ refers to a third party who intervenes to help others manage their conflict.

Multiple Choice

Service relationship

Work flow relationship

Advisory relationship

Stabilization relationship

Audit relationship

Answer

Correct Answer: Multiple Choice

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6. In the field of criminal justice, policing has been described as a __________ occupation.

De-professionalization Syndrome

Taylorized

Desirable

None of the above

Answer

Correct Answer: Taylorized

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7. A jury that is isolated from the public has been ________.

Mitigation

Evidence

Sequestered

Subpoena

Answer

Correct Answer: Sequestered

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8. A centralized law enforcement agency ________.

Preventive patrol does not affect citizens’ fear of crime

Combines criminal investigations with patrol of state highways

Crime labs in the world

Team policing

Answer

Correct Answer: Combines criminal investigations with patrol of state highways

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Introduction to Criminal Justice MCQ

1. _____ describes the process of how abused kids are turned into aggressive adults.

2. New-generation jails utilize a _______________ design.

3. Entrapment is a(n) ____________________ defense.

4. Droplets of ________ are very small. they may not travel far and could be overlooked.

5. A(n) _____ refers to a third party who intervenes to help others manage their conflict.

6. In the field of criminal justice, policing has been described as a __________ occupation.

7. A jury that is isolated from the public has been ________.

8. A centralized law enforcement agency ________.

9. To associate a label with the control element with the id of "city", you would enter ____.

10. The repeal of prohibition in 1933 __________ the murder rate in the united states.

11. Until the middle of the 20th century, the courts followed a ____ philosophy toward prison matters.

12. Criminal trials under the american system of justice are built around ________.

13. Each year, nearly twice as many people are ____ as are ____.

14. The most likely outcome of probation is that people _______________.

15. Today about ___________ of african american children live in a two-parent household.

16. This driver is signaling his or her intention to ________.

17. Since 1989, there have been _____________ convicts who were found innocent due to dna testing.

18. One key principle in problem-solving courts is __________ monitoring.

19. Most early women's prison employed ____, as distinguished from the ____ of men's prisons.

20. Many sexual aggressors in prison must continue to participate in gang rapes because they ________.

21. Like adults, juveniles are protected against ___________________ searches and seizures.

22. Male serial killers are more likely to target ________ as victims.

23. The psi process typically begins with a(n)____________ interview.

24. A recent study by the fbi found that most slain officers ________.

25. A majority of all state prisoners throughout the country are housed in __________ prisons.

26. The number of police personnel or units supervised by a particular supervisor is known as ________.

27. Approximately ________ of all state-level felony defendants are released before trial.

28. ________ was the first state to have a shock incarceration program.

29. All of the following are outsiders to the courtroom work group, except ________.

30. All of the following are principles established by griggs v. duke power company except ________.

31. Gregg v. georgia approved the two-step trial procedure in ________ cases.

32. According to the national crime victimization survey, the elderly ________.

33. The kansas city preventive patrol experiment established that ________.

34. When a police officer arrests someone based on an improperly issued warrant, ________.

35. _____ is an analogy used to describe the types of cases that flow through the criminal justice system.

36. Is trial a legal proceeding in which evidence is presented to a jury or a judge to determine the guilt or innocence of a defendant?

37. _____ is known as a principle of science that states scientists must question everything.

38. _____ is defined as the stage in the criminal justice process (in some jurisdictions) when a judge determines if probable cause exists to suggest that the suspect committed a crime.

39. _____ is a principle of science suggesting that scientists must create the simplest explanation possible in examining the topics under study.

40. Is objectivity a principle of science suggesting that scientists must not let their values drive their research endeavors?

41. _____ is known as the system through which cases involving juvenile offenders are processed.

42. _____ is defined as when the suspect first appears before a judicial official to be formally notified of the charges, advised of his or her rights, and notified of bail decisions (in some jurisdictions).

43. _____ is a principle of science that states researchers should not allow their own ethical beliefs to guide their research efforts.

44. Is due Process Model a model characterizing the criminal justice system that emphasizes the protection of defendants’ rights and is driven by respect for the “formal structure of the law"?

45. _____ is known as a principle of science suggesting that behavior is caused or influenced by preceding events.

46. _____ is defined as the academic study of crimes and the circumstances surrounding them.

47. _____ is a phrase used to describe the three main components of criminal justice: the police, the courts, and corrections.

48. Is crime Control Model a model characterizing the criminal justice system, in which cases are processed with a primary focus given to the need to protect the public?

49. _____ is known as the process of formally recording the charges against a person into police records; often includes a mug shot, finger-prints, and other personal information.

50. _____ is defined as when a suspect is taken into custody by law enforcement officers under suspicion that he or she violated a law.

51. _____ is the first stage of the trial process; a defendant appears before the judge to respond to charges by pleading guilty, not guilty, or nolo contendere (no contest).

52. Is activist Criminology refers to efforts of criminologists to influence policy within a social justice framework?

53. Layer ______ cases are celebrated cases that receive a great deal of attention from the media.

54. Offenses frequently attributed to college students include all of the following EXCEPT ______.

55. Walker points out that layer one cases are different from other cases for all of the following reasons EXCEPT ______.

56. The juvenile justice process flows differently than the adult justice process, depending on the nature of the juvenile case entering the system.

57. In particular, criminal justice can be viewed as a collection of individuals charged with making decisions as part of a formal effort to ______.

58. Those who are sentenced to a year or more of incarceration will be sent to jail.

59. In order to formally record the arrest, offenders are ______, which entails procedures such as fingerprinting, taking mug shots, completing arrest records, and so on.

60. The due process model emphasizes the protection of ______ and is driven by respect for the “formal structure of the law.”

61. Ethical neutrality, as a principle of science, means that criminal justice scholars must not let their values drive their research endeavors.

62. ______, a professor of police administration in the Department of Political Science in the University of California at Berkeley and former police chief, is credited with leading the development of criminology at his university.

63. The field of criminal justice is considered ______.

64. The ______refers to situations where cases are processed with a primary focus given to the need to protect the public.

65. According to the text, it is possible to understand and explain crime without also understanding the criminal justice process.

66. ______ means that scientists must create the simplest explanations possible to explain the topics under study.

67. Some college criminal justice programs require their majors to report any arrests to the criminal justice program.

13. Each year, nearly twice as many people are as are .

19. Most early women's prison employed , as distinguished from the of men's prisons.