cj test Flashcards

1
Q

When offenders are sentenced to a fixed amount of time, this is known as a(n) ____________ sentence.

A

determinate

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2
Q

A society’s punishment to avenge a wrong done to a member of society is known as __________.

A

retribution

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3
Q

This US Supreme Court Case ended the death penalty in 1972.

A

Furman v. Georgia

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4
Q

Who were considered the first real detectives?

A

Bow Street Runners

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5
Q

When an act, such as smoking cigarettes, is legal for adults but illegal for juveniles, it is called a _________________.

A

status offense

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6
Q

Which US Constitutional Amendment guarantees the right to a jury trial in adult cases?

A

6th

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7
Q

Which United States city was the first to initiate a police force?

A

Boston

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8
Q

Which of the following is not an acceptable plea?

A

continuance

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9
Q

A range of years of incarceration aimed to encourage behavior is known as a(n) ___________ sentence.

A

indeterminate

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10
Q

Who are considered the first real police officers?

A

Bobbies

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11
Q

Depriving offenders from the ability to commit new offenses and improve public safety by incarceration
is known as ________________.

A

incapacitation

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12
Q

At what stage of the criminal process does the defendant enter a plea?

A

arraignment

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13
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The US Supreme Court decision that reinstated the death penalty in 1976 was:

A

Gregg v. Georgia

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14
Q

Which of the following is NOT true about Supreme Court Justices?

A

they must be reconfirmed after 10 years

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15
Q

Which type of deterrence states that person sees the general public being punished and decides not to risk crime because of the risk of arrest and punishment?

A

general

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16
Q

Who keeps order in the courtroom and announces the judge’s entry to the courtroom?

A

bailiff

17
Q

At what state of the criminal justice process examines issues of fact and law for the purpose of
reaching a judgement of conviction or acquittal of the defendant?

A

trial

18
Q

In general, juvenile courts tend to have an emphasis on _______________.

A

rehabilitation

19
Q

What US Constitution Amendment protects the people from unreasonable search and seizure?

A

4th

20
Q

Which common law principle allowed the state to take the place of the parents?

A

parens patriae

21
Q

The first director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation was _________________.

A

J. Edgar Hoover

22
Q

The territory, subject matter, or people over which a court or other justice agency may exercise lawful
authority, as determined by statute or constitution is known as ___________.

A

jurisdiction

23
Q

Which one is not a goal of punishment?

A

restoration

24
Q

This is the collection of crime statistics which is compiled by the FBI and is based on the crimes that are reported and documented by the police.

A

UCR

25
Q

The Supreme Court issues a ______________ when they are going to review a case.

A

writ of certiorari

26
Q

An example of Felony Theft is:

A

Stealing your neighbor’s riding lawn mower