exam #3 Flashcards

1
Q

Setting fire to someones property

A

Arson

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2
Q

Willful destruction of property

A

Vandalism

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3
Q

Stealing more than $1000 worth of property

A

Grand Larceny

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4
Q

Stealing less than $1000 worth of property

A

Petty Larceny

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5
Q

Stealing funds from a business

A

Embezzlement

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6
Q

Taking money or property forcefully from someones person

A

Robbery

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7
Q

Blackmail: Threatening harm, embarrassment, etc. if money is not given

A

Extortion

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8
Q

Stealing by entering a residence of business

A

Burglary

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9
Q

Altering a document to defraud or gain financially

A

Forgery

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10
Q
  1. Both federal and state laws control these
  2. Large amounts of drugs can result in possession with intent to sell
A

Drug Offenses

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11
Q

Sentence that is not carried out

A

Suspended Sentence

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12
Q

Someone that does not have to serve a sentence but must get checked up on

A

Probation

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13
Q

Paying back money to make up for loss

A

Restitution

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14
Q

A prisoner is allowed to work during the day but return to prison at night

A

Work Release

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15
Q

Going to jail
A felony is more than 1 year in prison and a misdemeanor is less than 1 year in jail

A

Imprisonment

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16
Q

People under 18 in most states

A

Juvenile

17
Q

Acts that would be crimes if committed by an adult or a juvenile

A

Delinquent Offender

18
Q

Committed acts that would not be crimes if committed by an adult
ex: running away

A

Status Offender

19
Q

Someone that does not serve a full sentence. not serving a full sentence and being released

A

Parole

20
Q

Need the courts protection from their parents

A

Abused Juveniles

21
Q

Proves the offense took place and that the juvenial committed it

A

Initial Hearing

22
Q

proceeding, most like the trial

A

Adjudicatory Hearing

23
Q

Delinquent receives a sentence, usually probation with conditions like a curfew, attend school regularly, weekly drug tests, etc.

A

Dispositional Hearing

24
Q

for juveniles in need of court supervision

A

Pins Petition