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Is a study of crimes, criminal victims and criminal behavior

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Criminology

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A desicion by a judge or magistrate that a person is a guilty of a crime

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Conviction

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An order commanding an accused to appear in court

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Criminal summons

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Forcibly taking someone against their will

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Abduction

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Any happening beyond control of persons, consequences of which qre not foreseeable

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Accident

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Person who charged of an offense in court and facing trial

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Accused

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An acknowledgement of facts

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Admission

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Those who commit criminal acts as a result of unanticipated circumstances

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Accidental criminal

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When the offender acquires something as a consequence of his criminal acts

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Acquisitive crime

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Mother of criminals

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Ada juke

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Crimes committed by those persons belonging to the upper socio-economic status or in the course of his occupational activities

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White collar crimes

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Are those crimes committed by ordinary criminals as a means of livehood

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Blue collar crimes

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Is a person who committed crime as a result of reacting to a situation or during a moment of anger or burst of feeling

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Acute criminal

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Is one who committed a crime with intent or deliberated thinking

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Chronic criminal

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Is one who has mental disorder

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Neurotic criminal

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A person who commits crimes because he looks up to, idolizes people who are criminal

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Normal criminal

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A criminal who engages in crimes which do not require specialized or technical skills

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Ordinary criminal

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Is one possesses some skills and know how which enable him to commit crimes and evade detection

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Organized criminal

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A highly skilled criminals which are engaged in a large scale criminal activities and usually operate in groups

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Professional criminal

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A person who got involved in criminal act because the situation presented itself

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Situational criminal

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A person who repeatedly commits criminal act for different reasons

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Habitual criminal

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A person who accidentally violated the law due to some circumstances

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Accidental criminal

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Is that branch of public law which defines crime threats of their nature and provides for their punishment

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Criminal law

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Is a bread of marital trust and fidelity, involving a married person engaging in a romantic or sexual relationship with someone other than their spouse

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Adultery

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An individual who commits series of similar crimes over q period of time, often with a distinctive modus operation

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Serial offender

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A program that brings together crimesl victims to share their experiences with offenders as a form of restorative justice

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Victim impact panel

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Legal responsibility for committing a crime, which can vary depending on factors like intent, age, qnd mental capacity

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Criminal liability

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A law enforcement strategy that emphasizes collaboration between police and community to prevent crime and build trust

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Community policing

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A belief that a group or organization is secretly conspiring to commit unlawful acts or control society, often without credible evidence

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Conspiring theory

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A form of criminal sentencing that allows offenders to serve their sentences in the community under supervision rather than in prison

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Probation

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Measures and practices to protect computer system, networks and data from digital threats and cybercrimes

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Cyber security

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The study of how societal responses to denant behavior such as labeling and stigmatization, can influence an individual's subsequent actions.

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Societal reaction theory

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Illegal acquired financial gains obtained through criminal activities, often subject to asset forfeiture laws

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Criminal profits

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A criminal organization involved in the production, trafficking, and distribution of illegal drugs, often operating across borders

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Drug cartel

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An assault that involves the use of deadly weapon or the intent to cause serious bodily harm, typically considered a felony

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Felonious assault

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The legal process of clearing an individual of a criminal conviction, often due to new evidence or wrongful conviction

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Exoneration

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The study of how the physical and social environment can influence criminal behavior patterns

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Environmental criminology

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The act of jury deliberately disregarding the law and acquitting a defendant despite evidence of guilt

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Jury nullification

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A legal process that allows individuals to have certain past criminal a conviction erased or sealed from public view

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Criminal record expungement

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A community-based initiative where resident work together to monitor and report suspicious activity to prevent crime

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Neighborhood watch program

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A professional who provides support and information to crime victims and witnesses throughout the criminal justice process

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Victim-witness advocate

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The evaluation of threats made by individuals to determine their credibility and potential for harm

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Criminal threat assessment

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Regulations and policies aimed at restricting the purchase, possession, and use of firearms to reduce gun-related crimes

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Gun control laws

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The process of creating psychological and behavioral profile of a criminal based on evidence from scenes and patterns

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Offender profiling

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A legal philosophy that emphasizes the importance of written laws and legal institutions in defining and enforcing criminal behavior

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Legal positivism

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The process by which individuals in long term confinement, such as prisons, adapt to the routine and norms of the institution

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Institutionalization

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An arrangement between jurisdictions allowing the recognition and enforcement of each others legal decisions, often related to extradition

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Reciprocity agreement

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The systematic process of recreating and analyzing the sequence of events that occured during criminal incident

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Crime scene reconstraction

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An individual who has had their freedom and movement restricted or curtailed by legal or administrative authorities

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Person deprived of liberty (PDC)

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Individuals who have been arrested, detained, or incarcerated as a result of their involvement in alleged criminal activities are considered persons deprived of liberty. This can include individuals held in pretrial detention, awaiting trial, serving a sentence in prison.

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Criminal justice system (CJS)