Criminal Justice Flashcards

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What was the first police in America

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1838 Boston

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Where did America get there police department

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Britain

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The control of ones behavior through societal and institutional forces

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Social control

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What are 3 main C.J. Agency

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  1. Law enforcement agencies- investigate and apprehend
  2. Court agencies- prosecute
  3. Correctional facility agency- house and monitior criminals
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The system of law enforcement,adjacent,and correction.

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Criminal justice system

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Various sequential criminal justice stages through which the offender passes

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Criminal justice process

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Law enforcement

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An offenders initial contact with criminal justice system takes place result of a police action

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Initial contact

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The purpose of the criminal investigation is to gather sufficient evidence to identify a suspect

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Investigation

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An arrest is considered legal when all of the following conditions exist:

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Officer believes theirs sufficient evidence (probable cause)
Officer the individual of freedom
Suspect believes that he is now in the custody of the police

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To make an arrest in a misdemeanor, the officer must have witnessed the crime personally, a provision known

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In presence requirement

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After arrest the police may wish to search for evidence, conduct an interrogation,or even encourage a confession

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Custody

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If the arresting officers or their superiors believe that sufficient evidence exists to charge a person with a crime, the case will be turned over to prosecutors office

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Charging

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The U.S. constitution mandates that before a trial can take place, that the accused must first prove probable cause that the accused committed the crime for which he is being charged

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Preliminary hearing/grand jury

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In about half the states, a decision is made by this

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Grand jury

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If prosecution can present sufficient evidence the grand jury will issue this

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True bill of indictment

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Formal charges will be read,defendant informed of rights,initial plea,trial date set, bail issued

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Arraignment

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Money bond levied to ensure the return of a defendant to trial

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If their is no bail/ can not afford it

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Then the defendant will spend the pre-trial time in jail

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Prosecution and defense try to make a deal prior to the trial

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Plea bargaining

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Criminal trial or bench trial prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt,

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Trial/adjudication

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What is it when a jury can’t reach a decision trial does not continue up to prosecution

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After trial and if found guilty the defendant will return to court for sentencing

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Sentencing/dispusition

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What does sentencing disposition include?:

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Fines
Probation
Community service
Incarcination
Death penalty
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Defense can ask the Judge for a re-trial if they feel the jury has made a mistake
Appeal/post-conviction remedies
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Officially go to correctional system
Correctional treatment
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What are the correctional system
Prison Parole Probation
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Upon completion of required sentence, the criminal is free
Release
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Parole, may be required to spend time in a rehab facility
Post-release