The Universe Of Crime And Justice Flashcards

(50 cards)

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Accomplice

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A person who helps another commit a crime

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Probable cause

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1) a set of facts, information, circumstances, or conditions 2) that would lead a reasonable person to believe 3) a crime has been or is about to be committed and 4) and a certain individual 5) is responsible

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Aggravated assault

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Attack on a person in which the assailant inflicts serious harm or uses a deadly weapon

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Arson

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Malicious burning of the dwelling house of another or personal property or any other structure

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Assault

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Unlawful offer or attempt with force or violence to hurt another

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Burglary

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At common law, the nighttime breaking and entering of the dwelling house of about her, with the intention to commit a felony or larceny therein; a felony

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Conspiracy

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Agreement between two or more people to commit a crime, making each guilty of conspiracy and all other crimes committed in furtherance of the conspiracy

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Corporate crime

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Criminal act committed by one or more employees of a corporation that is subsequently attributed to the organization itself

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Criminal homicide

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Unjustified, unexcused killing of another human being

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Felony murder

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Criminal liability for murder for one who participates in a felony that is dangerous to life and causes the death on another

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Fraud

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Acquisition the property of about her though deception

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Homicide

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The killing of one person by another

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Insider trading

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Use of material, no public financial in formations and securities to obtain unfair advantage

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Larceny

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Trespass taking and carrying away of personal property belonging to about her with the intent to deprive the owner of the property permanently

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Mass murder

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Murder of several people in one act or transaction by one perpetrator or a group of perpetrators

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Modus operandi (mo)

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Means and method by which a crime is committed

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Murder in the first degree

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Killing done with premeditation and deliberation or by statute in the presence of other aggravating circumstances

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Murder in the second degree

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Killing done with intent to cause death but without premeditation and deliberation

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Robbery

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The taking of the property of another or out of his or her presence by means of force and violence or the threat thereof

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Serial murder

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Killing of several victims over a period of time

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Shoplifting

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Stealing of goods from stores or markets

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Simple assault

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Attack that inflicts little or no physical harm on victims

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Terrorism

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The use or threat of violence directed at people or governments to punish them for past action or to bring about a change of policy that is to the terrorist liking

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White collar crime

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A violation of the law committed by a person or group of persons in the course of an other wise respected and legitimate occupation or business enterprise

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4th amendment
Search and seasure
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5th amendment
Don't have to talk
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6th amendment
Right to an attorney, due prosses
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Crime is down because of?
Gun laws, curfews, crack, demographics, jobs, and tough policies like longer sentences
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The wedding cake model
1 celebrated cases 2 serious felony cases 3 lesser felony cases 4 misdemeanor cases
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5 stages of the criminal justice system
``` Entry into the system Prosecution and pretrial services Adjudication Sentencing and sanctions Corrections ```
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Release or recognize (ror)
No bail is required on condition that the defendant appears for trial and remains law abiding in the meantime
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Exclusionary rule
Rule prohibiting the use of illite lay obtained evidence in the court of law
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Reasonable suspicion
Suspicion that a person has been or may be engaged in the commission of a crime
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Preliminary hearing
Preview of a trial held in court before a judge in which the prosecution must produce sufficient evidence for the case to proceed to trial
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Grand jury
Panel of 16 to 23 citizens who screen thee prosecutions evidence in secret hearings to decide weather someone could be formality charged with a crime
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Prima facie case
Case in which there is evidence that would warrant the conviction of the defendant unless outherwise contradicted; a case that meets evidentiary requirements for grand jury indictment
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Indictment
Accusation against a criminal defendant rendered by a grand jury on the basis of evidence constituting a prima facie case
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Information
Accusation against a criminal defendant prepared by a prosecuting attorney
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Probation
alternative to imprisonment
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Parole
Supervised conditional release of a convicted prisoner before his sentence is up
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Attrition rate( mortality)
Rate at which the numbers go down from inmates leaving the system
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Voluntary manslaughter
Intentionally but without malice causing the death of another person as in the heat of passion
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Involuntary manslaughter
Unintentionally but recklessly causing the death of about her by continually taking a grave risk
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8 index crimes
``` Criminal homicide Forcible rape Robbery Aggravated assault Burglary Larceny theft Motor vehicle theft Arson ```
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National incident based reporting system( NIBRS)
Info recorded about the offender, victim, property, and so forth
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Victimization surveys
Measures the crime by interviewing individuals about their experiences
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7 principles of criminal law
``` Legality Conduct Harm Causation Mens rea Concurrence requirement Punishment requirement ```
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Excuses
``` Infancy Insanity Intoxication Mistake of fact Mistake or ignorance of law Duress Necessity ```
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Justifications
Public duty | Self defense, defense of others, and defense of property
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Mens rea
Guilty mind