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Criminal Justice - 2

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1. Who is most likely to be a victim of Violent crime?
Criminal behavior is learned and child is more likely to commit crime if they see their parents or siblings commiting crime.
Obstacle Course. A persons rights are the most important thing to consider even if it means letting a guilty person go free.
Against the Law.
Males - African American - make less money of 7 -500 and under age 25.

2. What is Deviant?
Is something that does not conform to the norms of society.
People have free will choose their behavior. They choose crime as a choice.
1. Violates Criminal Law 2. Is punished by Criminal sanctions
Assembly line process and the rights of society to be protected from crime and violent offenders. Fewer restrictions on police and investigations. also quick and efficient system.

3. Strain Theory

4. What is Positivism?
The scientific study of crime and the causes of criminal behavior.
Criminal and deliquent behvaior is the result of Biological - phychological and social forces.
Segments of society are divided by class - income and age. Donminant Groups in power at that time codify values into law.
Top Layer consists of 'celeb' cases or they recieve the most attention. Second layer consists of high profile felonies and usually draw media attention.(weapon was used) Third layer consists of ordinary felonies that are less violent.(no weapon was u

5. Federalism
The scientific study of crime and the causes of criminal behavior.
Assault- person is threatened and believes to be in danger Battery- physical assault
Assembly line process and the rights of society to be protected from crime and violent offenders. Fewer restrictions on police and investigations. also quick and efficient system.
Federal Govt. has some power and the state has the other power.

6. What is Due Process Model?
Breakdown of family - school - businesses in the community will lead to crime.
Assault- person is threatened and believes to be in danger Battery- physical assault
Hyjacking
Obstacle Course. A persons rights are the most important thing to consider even if it means letting a guilty person go free.

7. State Laws Focus On?
1. Enabling the victim to recieve restitution from the offender 2. Allowing the victim to participate in the prosecution of the offender. 3. Protecting the victim from harrassment abuse from CJ process.
Males - African American - make less money of 7 -500 and under age 25.
People share the same goals like wealth and financial freedom. The means of obtaining these goals are not equal. Sometimes leads to frustration and 'strain' which may cause crime.
1. Violates Criminal Law 2. Is punished by Criminal sanctions

8. Wedding cake model of criminal justice.

9. What is an act that is legal but deviant?
People come to an agreement on what they define as crime. Example: Murder
Porn
1. Violates Criminal Law 2. Is punished by Criminal sanctions
Criminal behavior is learned and child is more likely to commit crime if they see their parents or siblings commiting crime.

10. What is Choice Theory or Criminology?
1. Violates Criminal Law 2. Is punished by Criminal sanctions
Is something that does not conform to the norms of society.
People have free will choose their behavior. They choose crime as a choice.
Breakdown of family - school - businesses in the community will lead to crime.

11. What is the confict model?
Segments of society are divided by class - income and age. Donminant Groups in power at that time codify values into law.
Jaywalking
People have free will choose their behavior. They choose crime as a choice.
Criminal behavior is learned and child is more likely to commit crime if they see their parents or siblings commiting crime.

12. What is Criminolgy?
Breakdown of family - school - businesses in the community will lead to crime.
The scientific study of crime and the causes of criminal behavior.
People come to an agreement on what they define as crime. Example: Murder
Hyjacking

13. Psychoanalytic Theory
1. Enabling the victim to recieve restitution from the offender 2. Allowing the victim to participate in the prosecution of the offender. 3. Protecting the victim from harrassment abuse from CJ process.
1. ID- Controls urges 2. Ego- Controls behavior that leads to the fulfillment of the ID 3. Super Ego- Your conscience - what us right from wrong. 4. Criminal Behavior- Overdeveloped ego; undeveloped super ego.
1. Adolescent Liminted Offenders- Those that age out of crime. (childhood crime) 2. Lack of self control- Usually due to poor parenting 3. Life Course Offender- Those that continue to commite crimes.(Cont. to adulthood)
Criminal behavior is learned and child is more likely to commit crime if they see their parents or siblings commiting crime.

14. Possibility of Change
1. Adolescent Liminted Offenders- Those that age out of crime. (childhood crime) 2. Lack of self control- Usually due to poor parenting 3. Life Course Offender- Those that continue to commite crimes.(Cont. to adulthood)
People share the same goals like wealth and financial freedom. The means of obtaining these goals are not equal. Sometimes leads to frustration and 'strain' which may cause crime.
1. Control Crime 2. Prevent Crime 3. To provide and maintain Justice
Assembly line process and the rights of society to be protected from crime and violent offenders. Fewer restrictions on police and investigations. also quick and efficient system.

15. Example of cyber crime
Hyjacking
Top Layer consists of 'celeb' cases or they recieve the most attention. Second layer consists of high profile felonies and usually draw media attention.(weapon was used) Third layer consists of ordinary felonies that are less violent.(no weapon was u
1. ID- Controls urges 2. Ego- Controls behavior that leads to the fulfillment of the ID 3. Super Ego- Your conscience - what us right from wrong. 4. Criminal Behavior- Overdeveloped ego; undeveloped super ego.
Is something that does not conform to the norms of society.

16. What is the Consensus Model?
Hyjacking
Criminal and deliquent behvaior is the result of Biological - phychological and social forces.
Porn
People come to an agreement on what they define as crime. Example: Murder

17. 3 General goals of the Criminal Justice System
Jaywalking
1. Control Crime 2. Prevent Crime 3. To provide and maintain Justice
Males - African American - make less money of 7 -500 and under age 25.
Porn

18. What is Crime Control Model?
Jaywalking
Criminal behavior is learned and child is more likely to commit crime if they see their parents or siblings commiting crime.
Assembly line process and the rights of society to be protected from crime and violent offenders. Fewer restrictions on police and investigations. also quick and efficient system.
Against the Law.

19. What is Crime?
Against the Law.
Segments of society are divided by class - income and age. Donminant Groups in power at that time codify values into law.
Criminal behavior is learned and child is more likely to commit crime if they see their parents or siblings commiting crime.
Hyjacking

20. What is Crime?
1. Adolescent Liminted Offenders- Those that age out of crime. (childhood crime) 2. Lack of self control- Usually due to poor parenting 3. Life Course Offender- Those that continue to commite crimes.(Cont. to adulthood)
Is something that does not conform to the norms of society.
1. Violates Criminal Law 2. Is punished by Criminal sanctions
Jaywalking

21. Whats the difference between Assault and Battery?
People have free will choose their behavior. They choose crime as a choice.
Assault- person is threatened and believes to be in danger Battery- physical assault
1. Adolescent Liminted Offenders- Those that age out of crime. (childhood crime) 2. Lack of self control- Usually due to poor parenting 3. Life Course Offender- Those that continue to commite crimes.(Cont. to adulthood)
People come to an agreement on what they define as crime. Example: Murder

22. Social Disorganization
Assault- person is threatened and believes to be in danger Battery- physical assault
Federal Govt. has some power and the state has the other power.
Breakdown of family - school - businesses in the community will lead to crime.
Obstacle Course. A persons rights are the most important thing to consider even if it means letting a guilty person go free.

23. Learning Theory
Top Layer consists of 'celeb' cases or they recieve the most attention. Second layer consists of high profile felonies and usually draw media attention.(weapon was used) Third layer consists of ordinary felonies that are less violent.(no weapon was u
Criminal behavior is learned and child is more likely to commit crime if they see their parents or siblings commiting crime.
1. Enabling the victim to recieve restitution from the offender 2. Allowing the victim to participate in the prosecution of the offender. 3. Protecting the victim from harrassment abuse from CJ process.
Jaywalking

24. What is an act that is illeagal but not deviant?
Jaywalking
Hyjacking
Criminal behavior is learned and child is more likely to commit crime if they see their parents or siblings commiting crime.
Assembly line process and the rights of society to be protected from crime and violent offenders. Fewer restrictions on police and investigations. also quick and efficient system.

25. What is Victimology?
A school of criminology that studies why certain people are the victims of crime.
Males - African American - make less money of 7 -500 and under age 25.
1. Enabling the victim to recieve restitution from the offender 2. Allowing the victim to participate in the prosecution of the offender. 3. Protecting the victim from harrassment abuse from CJ process.
The scientific study of crime and the causes of criminal behavior.