quiz #1 review Flashcards

1
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what did beccaria specialize in

A

crime and punishment

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2
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what did england start

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first police agency

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3
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what did wicker sham commission specialize in

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treatment and rehabilitation

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4
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american bar foundation

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many procedures hidden from public
known as “criminal justice”

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5
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safe streets act and crime control act

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federal involvement

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6
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3 steps of society’s formal system

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  1. control
  2. manage
  3. direct
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7
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what is the flow of society’s formal system

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  1. police
  2. courts
  3. corrections
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8
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what entity are criminal justice agencies

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political

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9
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what are the three branches of government

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  • legislative
  • judicial
  • executive
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10
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what does the legislative branch do

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defines laws
determines what conduct is prohibited
establish criminal penalties

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11
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what does the judicial branch do

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interpret existing laws

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12
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what does the executive branch do

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daily operations of justice agencies

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13
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what is the cost of the justice system

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$200 billion a year

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14
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how many people are employed in the justice system

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2.4 million

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15
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how many people are arrested a year

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14 million

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16
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how many juveniles are handled a year

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1.5 million

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17
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how many people are under some form of correctional supervision

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7 million

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18
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what does the A process start with

A

arrest

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19
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what does the A process end with

A

social re-entry

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20
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what is the initial contact a person has with the justice system

A

police action

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21
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what is an investigation

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evidence gathered to identify a suspect

22
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legal arrest

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officer has probable cause
officer deprives an individual of their freedom
suspect has last liberty to voluntarily leave

23
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when can an arrest be made

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officer witnesses a crime
officer has probable cause
arrest warrant issued

24
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what is custody

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suspect may be searched or interrogated

25
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charging with serious cases

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prosecutors decide whether to bring the case before a grand jury or preliminary hearing

26
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charging with minor crimes

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complaint being filed with the court

27
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preliminary hearing/grand jury

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US constitutional mandates that probable cause be demonstrated prior to trial

28
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what is an arraignment

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formal charges are read
defendant informed of constitutional rights
trial date set
bail issues addressed

29
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options for bail/detention

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defendant granted opportunity for bail
released on their own recognizance
held in custody until trial

30
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what is a trial/adjudication

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trial held before judge or jury

31
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what is sentencing/disposition

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fine, probation, incarceration, combination

32
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what is appeal/post conviction

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judge can set aside jurys verdict

33
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what is correctional treatment

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probation, treatment, jail, prisons

34
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what is release

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most inmates will not serve their full term

35
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what is post release

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offenders may serve time in community correctional centers

36
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what is an assembly line

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each part in the process requires quick disposal
process is slow

37
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what is the informal pattern

A

many cases settled informally
tremendous allowance for discretion

38
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what is level one of the wedding cake

A

celebrated cases

39
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what is level two of the wedding cake

A

serious felonies

40
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what is level three of the wedding cake

A

less serious felonies

41
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what is level four of the wedding cake

A

misdemeanors

42
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what is crime control

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emphasize control of dangerous offenders and protection of society through punishment as a deterrent to crime

43
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what is rehabilitation

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crime is viewed as an expression of frustration from social inequality and therefore crime can be reduced by providing access to social inequality

44
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what is the due process

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main emphasis of the justice system should be the protection of individual rights and providing fair and equitable treatment to those accused with committing a crime

45
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what is nonintervention

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justice agencies should limit their involvement and use the least intrusive treatment method possible

46
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what is justice

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all individuals should receive the same treatment under the law

47
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what is the restorative justice

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purpose of justice is to create a peaceful society through reconciliation

48
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what are law enforcements agencies responsible for

A

investigate crimes and apprehend suspects

49
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what are court agencies responsible for

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charges brought, indictments submitted, trials conducted, and sentences formulated

50
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what are correctional agencies responsible for

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charged with monitoring, treating, and rehabilitating convicted offenders