This sociological perspective looks at the structure of the American criminal justice system and the police sector within it and marvel at how intricately the federal, state, and local police forces have separate and identified functions, yet can come together to deal with issues as needed
a. functionalist c. interactionist
b. conflict d. koban
A
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Those who argue to preserve the juvenile court (Preservationists) state all of the following EXCEPT:
a. The failure of the juvenile court can be attributed to incomplete implementation, not conceptualization b. As bad as the juvenile court might be in promoting due process, the criminal court will not do any better. c. The court works for most juveniles and ought not be abolished in an attempt to deal more harshly with the few violent juvenile offenders. d. The conception of the juvenile court as a social welfare institution in a legal setting is fatally flawed.
COP shows that reactive tactics have no merit
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Under the crime control model, the most important function of the criminal justice system is to:
a. repress criminal conduct. b. ensure that an individual's rights are not violated. c. reintegrate newly released convicts back into society. d. convict as many criminal defendants as possible. e. none of the above.
Once armed with enough stolen personal identification data, the process of identity theft is executed and follow-on crimes are committed. What term refers to the practice of the thief calling credit card companies, asking them to change the address "your" bill is mailed to and quickly running up charges on accounts?
A. Establishing a new life B. Phishing C. Identity cloning D. Account takeover