Bias Motived Hate Crimes Flashcards

1
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What is needed to prosecute motivated hate crimes

A

intent

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Do agencies within Jeffco track motivated hate crimes

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no

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what is the Definition of Bias Motivated Hate Crime of CRS
18-9-121(1)

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  1. it is the right of every person regardless of:
    • race
    • color
    • ancestry
    • religion
    • physical or mental disability
    • or sexual orientation
      to be secure and protected from fear, intimidation, harassment,
      and physical harm caused by the activities of individuals and groups
    • the advocacy of unlawful acts against persons or groups because
      of a person’s or group’s aforementioned designation. for the
      purpose of:
      > inciting and provoking bodily injury or
      > damage to property poses a threat to public order and safety
      > and should be subject to criminal sanctions
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Elements of the Crime for CRS 18-9-121 (2) (a,b,c)

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(2) A person commits a bias-motivated crime if, with the INTENT to:
- intimidate or harass another person, in whole or in part,
because of that person’s actual or perceived:
- race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, physical or mental
disability, or sexual orientation, he or she:
(a) Knowingly causes bodily injury to another person; or
(b) By words or conduct, knowingly places another person in fear of imminent lawless action directed at that person or that person’s property and such words or conduct are likely to produce bodily injury to that person or damage to that person’s property; or
(c) Knowingly causes damage to or destruction of the property of another person.

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Stereotyping definition

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a general set of: motives, characteristics, and thoughts applied to a group of people.

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To stereotype is to _______ and assign
similar characteristics to all members.

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generalize

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Prejudice definition

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unfavorable opinion or feeling that is not based on firsthand knowledge, thought or reason

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Prejudice often leads to

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  1. intolerance
  2. racism
  3. sexism
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Self-Justification definition (Prejudice)

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Justify acts of cruelty by convincing themselves that the target
is unworthy, subhuman, unintelligent or immoral

Example: El Paso Walmart Shooting

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Need for Status & Power definition (prejudice)

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The need to feel superior over another by blaming them for one’s own shortcomings

example: Boston bombing

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In-Group vs. Out-Group (Prejudice)

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Allowance for variety in one own’s group (in-group);
out-group does not allow for variety

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Scapegoat Theory (Prejudice)

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The tendency of a person to displace aggression onto
groups that are visible, relatively powerless, and for which a dislike already exists

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13
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Which one of the following best expresses the
meaning of the term “prejudice”?
A) “I heard it is a fact that all Jews take care of their
own kind first, before taking care of others.”
B) “I hate blacks because they are the primary
cause of this country’s problems.”
C) “Life sucks!”
D) “The more money I make, the less I have to give
to homeless people. I wish people would stop
coddling homeless people.”

A

B) “I hate blacks because they are the primary
cause of this country’s problems.

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Which one of the following BEST expresses the
meaning of the term “stereotyping”?
A) A generalized point of view, which acts to
simplify the world around us.
B) Hostile attitudes based on faulty or incomplete
information.
C) Abnormal, psychopathic form of processing
information.
D) Extreme hate based on race, religion, or sexual
orientation.

A

A) A generalized point of view, which acts to
simplify the world around us.

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a prejudice that leads to a tendency to favor (or not
favor) one entity over another – generally unfairly.

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Bias

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Thoughts about groups then applied to groups and/or a single
person

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Stereotyping

17
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Feelings/Attitudes about the person and/or group

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Prejudice:

18
Q

Behavior often resulting from stereotypes and prejudice

A

Discrimination

19
Q

Which of the following persons may NOT file a civil
lawsuit for damages caused by ethnic
intimidation?
A) The Victim
B) Victim’s spouse
C) Victim’s sister
D) Victim’s parent
E) Victim’s uncle

A

E) Victim’s uncle

20
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Which one of the following statements is true as it
pertains to the cause of prejudice?
A) Studies show that most prejudice is an inherited
trait.
B) It is clear that child abuse promotes prejudice.
C) Most people who possess prejudicial attitudes
have a sociopathic personality.
D) Some studies have suggested that people may
justify their declining socio-economic status by
stereotyping.

A

D) Some studies have suggested that people may
justify their declining socio-economic status by
stereotyping.

21
Q

Which of the following groups would NOT be covered
under the 1990 Federal Hate Crime Statistics Act
(HCSA)?
A) African-Americans
B) Jews
C) Hispanics
D) U.S. Postal Service Employees
E) Gay/Lesbians

A

D) U.S. Postal Service Employees

22
Q

A pre-formed, negative opinion or attitude, toward a
group of persons of the same race or national origin,
who share common or similar traits, languages,
customs and traditions is a:
A) Hate group
B) Bias
C) Bias Crime
D) Ethnicity/National Origin Bias
E) Racial Bias

A

D) Ethnicity/National Origin Bias

23
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Which of the following expresses the meaning of the
term “profiling”?
A) A generalized view of prior criminal arrestees.
B) A pattern of criminal activity.
C) A practice of stopping and contacting persons
based on race, ethnicity, age or gender, without the
existence of individualized suspicion.
D) Stopping a particular type of vehicle fleeing the
scene of a crime.

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C) A practice of stopping and contacting persons
based on race, ethnicity, age or gender, without the
existence of individualized suspicion