CRM 100 Midterm Exam Review Questions Fall 2024 PDF
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2024
Dr. Zahir Kolia
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This document contains review questions for a CRM 100 midterm exam, covering topics such as the dark figure of crime, social construction of crime, and policing strategies. The exam focuses on the Canadian context and the impact of societal norms, particularly on female victims.
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CRM 100 Introduction to Canadian Criminal Justice Fall-2024 Dr. Zahir Kolia Midterm Exam: Questions Part 1: Multiple Choice: Will be primarily drawn from reading concepts and lectures (15 total)....
CRM 100 Introduction to Canadian Criminal Justice Fall-2024 Dr. Zahir Kolia Midterm Exam: Questions Part 1: Multiple Choice: Will be primarily drawn from reading concepts and lectures (15 total). Part 2: Short Answer: Four of the following questions will appear on the exam. (Each answer should be about 2-3 pages double-spaced. 5 points each = 20 points total) 1. Dark Figure of Crime 2. Social Construction of Crime 3. ‘Culture of Skepticism’ in sexual assault cases (Johnson) 4. Cesare Lombroso’s Construction of the “Female Offender” (Glasbeek) 5. Value Consensus Model of Law 6. Conflict Model of Law 7. Police Sub-Culture 8. “Girls gone bad” thesis (Glasbeek) Long Answer: One of the following will appear on the exam. (Responses should be about 5 pages double spaced. 10 points total). 1. Explain how predictive, algorithm-based policing strategies work and relate to racial profiling. Also, drawing on the Tulloch report and lecture 1 explain how racial profiling contributes to systemic inequalities within the Canadian criminal justice system. 2. Explain two ways in which normative femininity shaped the societal responses to the ‘Ken and Barbie’ killers. Also drawing on the voice clip from Thunder Bay, explain how non-normative femininity shapes social and criminal justice responses to non-ideal victims. 3. Using three examples to support your answer, what are the main reasons why women do not report sexual assault? 4. Define the objectivist-legalistic approach to crime and explain at least two criticisms of it. 2
