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What is the key difference between the crime control perspective and other perspectives?
What is the key difference between the crime control perspective and other perspectives?
- Emphasis on speed and efficiency in processing cases (correct)
- Focus on protecting individual rights
- Support for harsh punishments for deterrence
- Promotion of rehabilitation of offenders
Which amendment is related to the right against self-incrimination (Miranda rights)?
Which amendment is related to the right against self-incrimination (Miranda rights)?
- Fourth Amendment
- Fifth Amendment (correct)
- First Amendment
- Sixth Amendment
What is the main premise of the due process model of justice?
What is the main premise of the due process model of justice?
- Ensuring swift and severe punishment for offenders
- Emphasizing retribution and deterrence
- Focusing on crime prevention through social programs
- Prioritizing fair treatment and protection of individual rights (correct)
Which amendment protects the right to counsel in legal proceedings?
Which amendment protects the right to counsel in legal proceedings?
What is restorative justice focused on compared to other models of punishment and crime control?
What is restorative justice focused on compared to other models of punishment and crime control?
Which model of punishment and crime control stresses consensus among members of society?
Which model of punishment and crime control stresses consensus among members of society?
What is selective incorporation?
What is selective incorporation?
What is the good faith exception?
What is the good faith exception?
What does the term 'self-incrimination' mean, and which amendment protects people from it?
What does the term 'self-incrimination' mean, and which amendment protects people from it?
When was the US Constitution ratified?
When was the US Constitution ratified?
What is precedent in legal terms?
What is precedent in legal terms?
What is stare decisis?
What is stare decisis?
'Mens rea' is a term referring to:
'Mens rea' is a term referring to:
What is 'Actus Reus'?
What is 'Actus Reus'?
What are 'misdemeanors'?
What are 'misdemeanors'?
What is the main focus of the crime control perspective in the criminal justice system?
What is the main focus of the crime control perspective in the criminal justice system?
Which model of punishment and crime control stresses consensus among members of society?
Which model of punishment and crime control stresses consensus among members of society?
What is the main premise of the due process model in the criminal justice system?
What is the main premise of the due process model in the criminal justice system?
Which amendment to the US Constitution protects individuals against cruel and unusual punishment?
Which amendment to the US Constitution protects individuals against cruel and unusual punishment?
What amendment deals specifically with search and seizure issues in the US legal system?
What amendment deals specifically with search and seizure issues in the US legal system?
What does legal realism primarily focus on in the context of the law?
What does legal realism primarily focus on in the context of the law?
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What is the primary focus of restorative justice as a model of punishment?
What is the primary focus of restorative justice as a model of punishment?
What is the term for the guilt act in a crime?
What is the term for the guilt act in a crime?
Who is known as the father of positivist criminology?
Who is known as the father of positivist criminology?
Which amendment protects individuals from self-incrimination?
Which amendment protects individuals from self-incrimination?
What Latin term refers to the 'guilty mind' in a criminal offense?
What Latin term refers to the 'guilty mind' in a criminal offense?
Who issues a search warrant?
Who issues a search warrant?
'Actus Reus' refers to:
'Actus Reus' refers to:
'Mens Rea' focuses on:
'Mens Rea' focuses on:
'Stare Decisis' is a legal principle related to:
'Stare Decisis' is a legal principle related to:
'Anomie' is a concept related to:
'Anomie' is a concept related to:
'Lex Talionis' is associated with:
'Lex Talionis' is associated with:
What concept is central to restorative justice?
What concept is central to restorative justice?
Which model emphasizes speed and efficiency in the criminal justice process?
Which model emphasizes speed and efficiency in the criminal justice process?
What is the primary aim of the adversary system in criminal justice?
What is the primary aim of the adversary system in criminal justice?
Which layer in the wedding cake model represents high-profile cases?
Which layer in the wedding cake model represents high-profile cases?
What does the conflict model of criminal justice highlight?
What does the conflict model of criminal justice highlight?
Which amendment deals with protection against cruel and unusual punishment?
Which amendment deals with protection against cruel and unusual punishment?
What type of cases typically go through assembly line justice?
What type of cases typically go through assembly line justice?
What is the primary focus of legal realism in the context of law?
What is the primary focus of legal realism in the context of law?
What is the main aim of legal consciousness?
What is the main aim of legal consciousness?
'Interpreters' in the criminal justice system primarily refer to individuals responsible for:
'Interpreters' in the criminal justice system primarily refer to individuals responsible for:
What is the main premise of social process theorists?
What is the main premise of social process theorists?
What do social control theories believe?
What do social control theories believe?
What is the main premise of the classical approach to crime and crime control?
What is the main premise of the classical approach to crime and crime control?
What is the core concept of Differential Association Theory?
What is the core concept of Differential Association Theory?
What are the modes of adaptation, according to Merton?
What are the modes of adaptation, according to Merton?
What is the Age Crime Curve?
What is the Age Crime Curve?
What does social disorganization theory focus on?
What does social disorganization theory focus on?
'Society is sick' refers to:
'Society is sick' refers to:
What Latin term refers to the 'guilty mind' in a criminal offense?
What Latin term refers to the 'guilty mind' in a criminal offense?
Who issues a search warrant?
Who issues a search warrant?
What is the term for the body of the crime in Latin?
What is the term for the body of the crime in Latin?
Who is considered the father of positivist criminology?
Who is considered the father of positivist criminology?
What Latin term refers to the guilty mind in a criminal offense?
What Latin term refers to the guilty mind in a criminal offense?
What is the main premise of Routine Activities Theory (RAT)?
What is the main premise of Routine Activities Theory (RAT)?
What are Mala en Se crimes?
What are Mala en Se crimes?
What is the prevailing criteria to establish the insanity defense in the US?
What is the prevailing criteria to establish the insanity defense in the US?
What is the main premise of Differential Association Theory?
What is the main premise of Differential Association Theory?
What Latin term is associated with the principle of 'an eye for an eye'?
What Latin term is associated with the principle of 'an eye for an eye'?
'Stare Decisis' is a legal principle related to what concept?
'Stare Decisis' is a legal principle related to what concept?
'Actus Reus' refers to which aspect of a crime?
'Actus Reus' refers to which aspect of a crime?
