Final exam review Flashcards

1
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What amendment it your right to have bail?

A

8th Amendment

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2
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What amendment is right to an attorney? who appoints attorney?

A
  • 6th amendment

- court appoints

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3
Q

Where did correctional facilities originate? Founder?

A
  • Pennsylvania

- William Penn (“PEN”itentiary)

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4
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Argument to reduce charges? Who can NOT argue?

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  • Plea bargain

- victim has no say

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5
Q

What Amendment makes cyber crime difficult to prosecute?

A

1st Amendment (freedom of speech)

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6
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How much evidence is needed to convict an adult? A juvenile?

A

A- beyond reasonable doubt

J- preponderance evidence

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7
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Misdemeanor and traffic violations go to what court?

A

courts of Limited Jurisdiction

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8
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Drugs, mental health, and domestic violence go to what court?

A

Specialized courts

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9
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Serious felony cases go to what court?

A

courts of general jurisdiction

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10
Q

Who is responsible for probation authority?

A

the court

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11
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What does Judge do if given a pre sentence report prior to sentencing?

A

Uses the background info to make good decision

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12
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Who most commonly is responsible for women being molested in prison? Is it reported?

A

Male staff members and it is usually not reported

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13
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When is someone in pretrial detention?

A

not eligible for bail or cant make bail

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14
Q

what 3 procedures follow an arrest?

A
  • complaint
  • arraignment
  • indictment
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15
Q

Specific deterrence?

A

Severe punishment so that convicted felon will not repeat

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16
Q

General deterrence?

A

Fear of committing crime after seeing someone else get punished

17
Q

Consecutive vs concurrent sentences?

A

consecutive is one after another while concurrent is at the same time until biggest violation is finished

18
Q

What’s an Auburn/congregate system?

A

New york prison system in 19th century, prisoners were separated at night and worked in groups during the day (silence was key to prevent problems)

19
Q

If a mother is sent to jail, then where is her child usually sent?

A

Family member or to a friend

20
Q

What is a legal doctrine that shields government officials from liability if their conduct did not violate clearly established civil rights that a reasonable person would know about?

A

Qualified immunity

21
Q

what does patriot act expand?

A
  • Wire taps
  • search warrants
  • pen/trap orders
  • subpoenas
  • definition of terrorism and foreign intelligence surveillance act
22
Q

Primary terrorism defense in America?

A

Homeland security

23
Q

Why is the law lenient on juveniles?

A

It’s assumed that the child doesn’t know any better so the law wishes to help instead of hurt

24
Q

What happens if an offender gets plea/probation and re-offends?

A

Probation is terminated and they are given original sentence before plea

25
Q

What is furlough?

A

correctional policy that allows inmates to leave the institution for vocational or educational training, for employment or to maintain family ties

26
Q

name and describe the 2 strategies to control corporate crime?

A
  • Civil law- economic sanctions, and civil penalties

- criminal law- deterrence

27
Q

3 types of cyber crime?

A

cyber: theft, vandalism, warfare

28
Q

juvenile delinquent vs status offender?

A
  • JD- criminal act by a minor under a certain age limit

- SO- noncriminal acts that are prohibited by minors (skipping school, running from home)