Statistics

Question 1

Number of arrests for violent crimes in 2014

Answer 1

53,500

Question 2

Number of arrests for property crime in 2014

Answer 2

234,200

Question 3

Number of non index arrests in 2014

Answer 3

139,100

Question 4

Juveniles are most likely to be arrested for __________ in 2014?

Answer 4

Property crimes

Question 5

Total victimizations in 2010

Answer 5

873,449

Question 6

Number of serious violent crimes in 2010

Answer 6

343,418

Question 7

Number of simple assaults in 2010

Answer 7

530,031

Question 8

In 2010 juvenile victimization was more likely to occur in _________?

Answer 8

An urban setting

Question 9

Total Arrests in 2014

Answer 9

1,024,000

Question 10

Total arrests in 2012

Answer 10

27,133

Question 11

2012 Violent Crime Index

Answer 11

1,419

Question 12

2012 Property Crime Index

Answer 12

7,234

Question 13

2012 nonindex crimes

Answer 13

18,480

Question 14

Most arrests in 2012 fall under ________?

Answer 14

Nonindex crimes

Question 15

What number/percent of juveniles were placed in 2013?

Answer 15

24%

78,700

Question 16

What juvenile populations come under the jurisdiction of the juvenile justice system?

Answer 16

delinquents, status offenders, other: abused and neglected kids

Question 17

Lower age of the Juvenile Justice system in Michigan

Answer 17

None

Question 18

Upper age of the Juvenile Justice system in Michigan

Answer 18

16

Question 19

Extended age of the Juvenile Justice system in Michigan

Answer 19

20

Question 20

2013 court case processing rate

Answer 20

1,058,500 cases
475,700 non petitioned
582,800 petitioned

Question 21

2013 residential placement rate in Michigan

Answer 21

1,683

Question 22

Peaks in early adolescents, plateaus during mid-to-late adolescence, drops between 20s and 30s

Answer 22

Age Range Curve Theory

Question 23

Engage in aggressive behavior to prevent victimization, victimization is a trigger for strain that can manifest into criminal activity, low self control facilitates victimizations

Answer 23

Victim Offender Overlap Theory

Question 24

Juvenile victimizations trends since 1990s

Answer 24

decreasing, but still high

Question 25

1990-current trends in residential placement rates

Answer 25

decreasing

Question 26

1990-current trends in arrest rates

Answer 26

increased 1989-1994, steadily decreasing until 2004, spiked, now decreasing again

Question 27

1990-current trends in court processing rates

Answer 27

decreasing

Question 28

"facts" related to nature of juvenile delinquency

Answer 28

nonviolent, white, with peers

Question 29

Examples and descriptions of individual-level variable: personal characteristics

Answer 29

birth complications, physical abnormalities, malnutrition

Question 30

Examples and descriptions of individual level variable: rational choice

Answer 30

genetics, neuroimaging, neuropsychology, psychophysiology, endocrinology, early health risks, smoking and drinking during pregnancy

Question 31

Examples and descriptions of individual level variable: adolescent development

Answer 31

maturity, social-emotional system, psychosocial system

Question 32

Examples and descriptions of individual level variable: comorbid conditions

Answer 32

conduct disorders, oppositional defiant disorder, substance abuse, PTSD, depression, ADHD

Question 33

Examples and descriptions of environmental level variables

Answer 33

Parents, self control, coercion, strain, structure, peer association

Question 34

Characteristics of delinquent peer groups

Answer 34

small size, unclear, unstable, unorganized, short life-span, unisexual, age homogeneous, identified instigator, weak attachment to parents

Question 35

Community factors contribute to delinquency

Answer 35

families, work, school

Question 36

Who are more likely to be victimized?

Answer 36

males

Question 37

More likely to be victimized by?

Answer 37

people you know

Question 38

Who has a higher rate of victimization

Answer 38

African Americans

Question 39

Kids are not likely to?

Answer 39

report victimization