What does ICVS stand for and what is its purpose?
What will be an ideal response?
International Crime Victimization Survey—To improve cross-national comparisons, Jan Van Dijk and his colleagues developed the International Crime Victimization Survey (ICVS) in 1989 to assess victimization rates in different parts of the world. Since the survey was created, it has been conducted six times. The results show differences in victimization rates for each victimization type across all countries, suggesting that the presence of specific factors in each country influences victimization risk.
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What is allocution?
A. the victim’s right to include a written victim impact statement in the presentence investigation B. the offender’s right address the court personally before the sentence is imposed C. the prosecutor’s right to make a recommendation regarding sentencing D. the offender’s right to have the time spent in jail awaiting trial deducted from the length of the prison sentence
Witnesses whose memories have been hypnotically refreshed:
A. have severe restrictions placed on the use of the portion of their testimony that may have resulted from hypnosis. B. must have reasonable restrictions placed on the use of the portion of their testimony that may have resulted from hypnosis. C. are materially unreliable. D. are banned from testifying.
The process of assigning an inmate to a category specifying his or her needs for security, education, and treatment is called ____________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Virtually all criminal justice record keeping is a
a. social process. b. democratic process. c. difficult process. d. single-individual process.