Chapter 2

Question 1

violent crime

Answer 1

any crime where someone gets hurt (assault, battery)

Question 2

Property Crime

Answer 2

anything to do with stealing something

Question 3

public order crimes

Answer 3

putting graffiti or make public place (urinating publicly, homeless in street)

Question 4

occupational crime

Answer 4

crime that occurs during operation of business hours (restaurant putting in own tip, taking advantage to unknowing people)

Question 5

organized crime

Answer 5

Mafia, violent groups

Question 6

transnational crime

Answer 6

crime that occurs between countries, any crime that crosses country boarders (stealing art from another country)

Question 7

victimless crime

Answer 7

crime against community, morality crime (prostitution)

Question 8

political crime

Answer 8

Crime perpetrated against government (Timothy McVay-blew up FBI building)

Question 9

cyber crime

Answer 9

using internet/computer to steal data, money, or be malicious

Question 10

what is the UCR

Answer 10

Published every year by FBI;
Get data from police across the country; Reported crime- not all crime;
100,000= rate;
Published every year;
Regional- (east coast, west coast, Etc.); Put in by departments- voluntary

Question 11

what is the NCVS

Answer 11

US census Bureau;
Families;
Are they victims;
1000=rate;
Survey- ask families if they have been a victim of crime

Question 12

what is mass shooting

Answer 12

shooting that injures or kills 4 or more people

Question 13

what makes gangs

Answer 13

Territory
criminal intent( selling drugs, guns, extorting money)
Colors to each gang, symbols, tattoos
name
regular meeting patterns

Question 14

most violent gang

Answer 14

MS-13

Question 15

what is the appeal of a gang

Answer 15

Money
community/family
protection

Question 16

what are the issues of gangs

Answer 16

violence
death
access to guns and drugs

Question 17

victimology

Answer 17

a field of criminology that examines the role the victim plays participating a criminal incident and examines the impact of crime on victims

Question 18

who is usually the victim of crimes

Answer 18

young men
typically, cities
grew up around them

Question 19

victims rights

Answer 19

right to be notified of trial
right to make oral comment
right to let judge know how you feel
right to be repaired, money back

Question 20

difference between CIA and FBI

Answer 20

FBI is our domestic law agency