Final Exam Flashcards

1
Q

No Western democracy has embraced police surveillance systems more than?

A

Britain

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2
Q

Advertisements such as Crime Stoppers have been supported by court rulings but they are not viewed as being cost effective due to high operational costs?

A

False

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3
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There is no question as to whether the reduction in crime and protection against terrorist attacks though the use of surveillance programs are enough to warrant the loss of privacy

A

False

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4
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Only camera surveillance which are clearly marked take advantage of the surveillance effect?

A

False

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5
Q

Mass media developed in the 1970s with the exception of positive social effects. As a result, crime reduction messages were created with all the following messages except?

A

A law enforcement financing ads

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6
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Which of the following is a concern over the usuage of media technology and alteration of the reality of the judicial system?

A

All the above

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7
Q

The development and widespread acceptance of videotaped evidence and testimony by police personnel began in the?

A

1970s

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8
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A local pol;ice agency publicizes the implementation of an aggressive special anti-DUI enforcement effrot but they do not actually have an anti-DUI unit. The publicity about the phantom unit alone yields a detterence effect for a short period of time. Which term does this best exemplify?

A

Announcement Effect

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9
Q

The specter of surveillance abuse was noted by Earl Warren and William Brandies in the 1900s. They were referring to which of the following?

A

Update

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10
Q

There is a greater concern with the use of media technology in the unse of court processing, rather than with law enforcement?

A

False

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11
Q

The McGruff “Crime Dog” campaigns are an example of which of the following?

A

Victim Reduction Ads

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12
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Which of the following groups is most likely to support the usuage of videotaped interrogations because it ensures that police more strictly follow legal procedures.

A

Defense Attorneys

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13
Q

Surveillance systems are more effective in reducing planned crimes rather than emotional crimes

A

True

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14
Q

Closed circuit television was initially used sparingly as a means of apprehending and deterring

A

Shoplifter

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15
Q

Anit-drug media campaigns have a historical tie to which one of the following?

A

Reefer madness

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16
Q

Cumulatively, the media’s crime and justice content forwards the all the following claims except

A

Criminals can be rehabilitated

17
Q

The media works on copycat crime as a trigger more than a rudder

A

False

18
Q

By constructing crime and justice reality the media subtly affect crime and justice policies

A

True

19
Q

Which type of media driving force comes into play in a wide scale social acceptance of the media generated predator criminal icon which entertains and comforta us?

A

Cultural

20
Q

The “smug Hack” icon is the media’s protrayal of which of the following criminal justice personnel

A

Corrections

21
Q

Which of the following is the model of causality that concedes a statistical association between the media and some negative behaviors, but argues that the connection is due not to a casual relationship but to persons predisposed to certain behaviors seeking out particular types of media and concurrently behaving in ways similar to the behavior diaplayed in the media. Therefore, the media can be safely ignored.

A

Negligigle cause model

22
Q

All of the following statements are truew regarding media and social construction, Except

A

All of the above statements

23
Q

One of the postulates that drive expectations about future media crime and justice interactions is that media more often than not construct the criminal justice system and its people negatively and as ineffective yet cumlative effect is support for more police more prisons and more money for the criminal justice system.

A

True

24
Q

Media content lends support to preventive or rehabilitative criminal justice polices over punitice policies

A

False

25
Q

The media’s role in terrorism is evolving primarily in reaction to

A

The internet

26
Q

The future of crime and justice reality for differing scenarios. The scenario that frames a free wheeling infotaintment media which dominatesd the culture in a technology replendent journalism driven by an intrusive near sadistic voyeurism is known as

A

The crime and justice spectacle

27
Q

The future of crime and justice reality provides for differing scenarios. The scenarios that protrays the commercial media as operating under heavy restrictions, with tight constraints on their ability to cover comment on and portray crime and justice issues and causes is known as

A

Surveillance

28
Q

The social construction prespective prevents us from recognizing claims makers

A

False

29
Q

The single most significant social effect of media crime and justice content is on which of the following

A

It effect on criminal justice policies

30
Q

The forces which drive the media and continue the dispartity between media constructed reality of crime and the real world reality of crime and justice include all of the following

A

Individual