test one important people.

Question 1

Cohen and Felson:

Answer 1

Developed the Routine Activity Theory

Question 2

Who introduced the concept of “victim celebrity”

Answer 2

Nancy Grace. By making the victim a celebrity using media.

Question 3

Kimberly Crenshaw:

Answer 3

Coined the term “intersectionality”

Question 4

Pratt:

whats the political strategy called that was introduced.

Answer 4

Critiqued the political use of punitive views to exploit crime through media

Penal Populism

Question 5

Marvin Wolfgang:

Answer 5

Found that 26% of homicide victims in Philadelphia were the initial aggressor

Question 6

Roberts et al

Answer 6

Attempted to return to the “golden age” of victim participation

Question 7

Christie:

Answer 7

Coined the phrase “ideal victim”

Question 8

Analyzed victim services and social responses to victimization

Answer 8

Karmen

Question 9

Groenhuijsen:

Answer 9

Emphasized the importance of considering the victim as an injured party with rights

Question 10

edward sutherland defines the essence of criminology as what

Answer 10

the body of knowledge regarding crime as a social phenomon. Including the process of making laws, breaking laws and reaction towards breaking laws.

Question 11

Quinney:

Answer 11

Argued that victimization is socially constructed and subject to social agreement

Question 12

Tom Mulcair

Answer 12

Tom Mulcair “There’s no question that the idea of better
protecting victims is a good idea. The question is, is this bill up to
what they have been announcing?

former leader of the obossion, NDP

Question 13

Routine Activity Theory

Answer 13

Idea that victimization increases due to routine activities, based on Cohen and Felson’s work in 1979.

Question 14

Ideal Victim

Answer 14

Concept by Christie that defines an ideal victim in criminology and victim services scenarios.

Question 15

Governance based on Belief comes from who and is based on what

Answer 15

Former Justice Minister’s (peter Mackay statement) in 2011 about governing based on what is perceived as right rather than evidence.

Question 16

Crown Attorney

Answer 16

An attorney representing the state in court proceedings, but also responsible for considering the interests of the victim, which may not always align with the state’s objectives.

Question 17

Nancy grace is

Answer 17

Former prosecutor and crime victim who has made a career discussing issues of criminality in society.

Question 18

Victims’ Rights Bill

Answer 18

Legislation aimed at providing more support and respect for victims within the justice system as advocated by Peter Mackay.

Question 19

Exploitation of Punitive Views

Answer 19

Describes politicians using public’s desire for punishment to gain votes rather than truly address crime issues, as mentioned by Pratt in 2007.