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Crime and justice are issues of public policy. Why?
- a. they are addressed by thte government.
- b.they are addressed by intreset gropus
- c.they are addressed by the people
- d.they are addressed by the scholars
- e.they are addressed by children
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Scholars who recommend moving away from policeis that create populations of criminals and create new systems focused on justice would also recommend polices that
- a. criminalize the dangerous acts of poor
- b. create a correctional system that offers no dignity
- c. establish economic and social justice
- d. all of these
- e. none of these
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According to the text, which of the following groups favor stricter enforcement law?
- a. liberals
- b. conservatives
- c. moderates
- d. anarchists
- e.communists
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In which of Packer's modles would the adversarial system be most likely used?
- a. due process
- b. legislative inquiry
- c. crime contol
- d. consitiutional libility
- e. fascist stat
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The goals of controlling crime and protecting the rights of individuals are
- a. impossible to achieve
- b. easy to achieve.
- c. difficult to achieve
- d. not necessary to achieve
- e. none of these
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A model of the criminal justice system tat emphasizes efficency, speed, and finality and the capacity to apprehend , try, convict, and dispose of a high proportions of offenders is called the
- a. crime control model
- b. due process model
- c. constitutional model
- d. democratic model
- e. equal protection model.
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A model of the criminal justice system that emphasizes the adversarial process, the rights of the defendants and the formal decision-making procedures is called the
- a. crime control model
- b. due process model
- c. constitutional model
- d. democratic model
- e. equal protection model.
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Which of the following are values that must be respected in a democracy by police, prosecutors, judges, and correctional officals?
- a. rule of law
- b. civil liberties
- c. justice
- d. privacy
- e. all of these
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Crimes, such as murder or assault, that are traditonally "wrong in themselves" are called
- a. Mala prohibita
- b. Mala in se
- c. misdemeanors
- d. norms
- e. victimology
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Crimes, such as gambling or prostitiution, that are not "wrong in themselves" but are prohibited by the government are called
- a. Mala prohibita
- b. Mala in se
- c. misdemeanors
- d. norms
- e. victimology
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Criminal acts often termed "street crime" or "ordinary crime" that are the least profitable and least protected are called
- a. political crime
- b. victimless crime
- c. visible crime
- d. organized crime
- e. occupational crime
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An example of visible crime is
- a. murder
- b. espionage
- c. public drunkenness
- d. price fixing
- e. treason
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Crimes committed in the context of a legal business or profession are called
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