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MCQ on Basic Criminal Justice (U.S.)	MCQ on Community Corrections
MCQ on Concepts of Law and Justice	MCQ on Correctional Responses in the Community
MCQ on Correctional System History and Structure	MCQ on Court Methods
MCQ on Court Process	MCQ on Courts History and Structure
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MCQ on Crime Typologies	MCQ on Crime and Criminal Justice
MCQ on Criminal Justice	MCQ on Criminal Justice Policy
MCQ on Criminal Justice Research	MCQ on Criminal Justice System
MCQ on Criminal Trial and Sentencing	MCQ on Criminological Theory
MCQ on Current and Future Criminal Justice Issues	MCQ on Defining and Measuring Crime
MCQ on Drug Abuse, Sex Trafficking, Terrorism, and Immigration	MCQ on Ethical Essentials
MCQ on Explanations of Criminal Behavior	MCQ on Exploring Specialized and Topical Issues
MCQ on Foundations of Law and Crime	MCQ on Fundamentals of Criminal Justice
MCQ on History of Policing	MCQ on Institutional Corrections
MCQ on Introduction to Criminal Justice	MCQ on Issues in Corrections
MCQ on Issues in Policing	MCQ on Issues in the Courts
MCQ on Juvenile Justice	MCQ on Laws of Arrest, Search, and Seizure
MCQ on Nature of Crime	MCQ on Patrolling and Investigating
MCQ on Police Responsibilities	MCQ on Police Strategies
MCQ on Police and the Rule of Law	MCQ on Police as an Organization
MCQ on Policing History	MCQ on Policing Methods
MCQ on Policing Organizations and Practices	MCQ on Prison Life and Life After Prison
MCQ on Prisons and Jails	MCQ on Probation, Parole
MCQ on Prosecution, Defense, and Pretrial Activities	MCQ on Punishing Offenders in Prisons and Jails
MCQ on Punishment and Sentencing	MCQ on The Bench and the Bar
MCQ on The Courts and Judiciary	MCQ on The Judicial Process
MCQ on The Juvenile Justice System	MCQ on The Prisoner World
MCQ on Theories of Criminality and Crime	MCQ on Transnational Criminal Justice
MCQ on Victims and the Criminal Justice System	General Criminal Justice (U.S.) MCQs

Nature of Crime MCQ

1. Worldwide Incident Tracking System is an FBI database containing information on completed terrorist attacks since_____.

2. UCR program, started by the International Association of Chiefs of Police and then moved under the umbrella of the FBI in_____ , is a compilation of crime data.

3. SHR refers to Supplemental reports to the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reports that gather details about homicides in the United States, including information about _____

4. The original aggregated crime data collected under the _____ Uniform Crime Reporting Program.

5. Common examples of series victimizations are _____

6. Designation of crime types under the UCR’s Summary Reporting System. Part I crimes are more common and less serious, while Part II crimes are less common and more serious.

7. A large and complex national data collection system designed to gather incident-based crime information from law enforcement is known as _____

8. A nationally representative survey of victims of property and personal violence in the United States is known as _____

9. The NCS was first implemented in_____.

10. NCS-X is a collaborative effort between the BJS and _____ (and other organizations) that will produce nationally representative incident-based statistics on crimes using both data reported to law enforcement agencies and a sample.

11. Hierarchy Rule is used to facilitate counting crime, this rule ranks crimes from least to most serious.

12. Group A consists of _____ crimes covering 46 offenses, including homicide and robbery. Group B consists of 11 offenses such as loitering and drunkenness.

13. Global Terrorism Database is a database housed at the University of Maryland that contains a broad range of data on _____ terrorist attacks since 1970.

14. Dark Figure Of Crime refers to crimes that fail to come to the attention of the police, because _____

15. _____ is the saturated media presentation of crime that leads to a public that believes there is more crime than there is.