Question 1

Procedural justice is not concerned about the ways in which laws are enforced.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

You went swimming on Monday. Then, on Tuesday, a law went into effect criminalizing swimming. This would prohibit your prosecution and/or punishment for having swum before there was a law against doing so.

Accepted Answer

A)  Habeas corpus 
B)  Ex post facto law 
C)  Bill of attainder 
D)  Trial by jury 
A)  Habeas corpus 
B)  Ex post facto law 
C)  Bill of attainder 
D)  Trial by jury B

Question 3

A person's perception of whether a decision-making process was fair depends on:

Accepted Answer

A)  Whether people were treated with dignity 
B)  Whether people had an opportunity to state their case 
C)  Whether the authorities were seen as unbiased, honest, and principled 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Whether people were treated with dignity 
B)  Whether people had an opportunity to state their case 
C)  Whether the authorities were seen as unbiased, honest, and principled 
D)  All of the above D

Question 4

Talk About:
-Bill of attainder

Accepted Answer

A legislative act declaring so

Question 5

Rawls asserts that criminal trials in the U.S. are:

Accepted Answer

A)  Imperfect procedural justice 
B)  Perfect procedural justice 
C)  Pure procedural justice 
D)  Substantive due process 
A)  Imperfect procedural justice 
B)  Perfect procedural justice 
C)  Pure procedural justice 
D)  Substantive due process

Question 6

If the Crime Control Model is assembly-line justice, the Due Process Model is obstacle-course justice.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The Supreme Court has interpreted the Sixth Amendment as guaranteeing:

Accepted Answer

A)  Due Process Clause 
B)  Effective assistance of counsel 
C)  Confrontation Clause 
D)  Equal Protection 
A)  Due Process Clause 
B)  Effective assistance of counsel 
C)  Confrontation Clause 
D)  Equal Protection

Question 8

One problem with the participation model is that those who can afford to hire experienced attorneys and authoritative expert witnesses might have an advantage in court over those who cannot afford to hire such people.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Talk About:
-Grand jury

Accepted Answer

A group of citizens who review

Question 10

Legitimacy in criminal justice comes only if procedural justice exists and if participants perceive the process as fair.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

This model assumes that a person's freedom is paramount and that there must be conclusive evidence of guilt, supported by valid and reliable information, before a person can be punished. It is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Crime Control Model 
B)  Due Process Model 
C)  The Participation Model 
D)  The Accuracy Model 
A)  Crime Control Model 
B)  Due Process Model 
C)  The Participation Model 
D)  The Accuracy Model

Question 12

Talk About:
-Effective assistance of counsel

Accepted Answer

This states that the

Question 13

No other provision in the U.S. Constitution is more important to procedural justice than the Fourteenth Amendment, in light of its guarantees of due process and equal protection.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

According to the research of Tyler and Maiese, which of the following are included in the four conditions for the criminal justice system to be viewed as fair?

Accepted Answer

A)  That legal processes were consistently applied 
B)  That legal processes were adjudicated by impartial/neutral people 
C)  That legal processes were participatory, meaning that those affected by the decisions have both "voice" and representation 
D)  All of the above 
A)  That legal processes were consistently applied 
B)  That legal processes were adjudicated by impartial/neutral people 
C)  That legal processes were participatory, meaning that those affected by the decisions have both "voice" and representation 
D)  All of the above

Question 15

Procedural justice is grounded in the idea that fair procedures are the best guarantees for fair outcomes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

If police violate someone's Fourth Amendment rights by conducting an illegal search and seizure, the evidence seized is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Likely to convict the person 
B)  Likely to be inadmissible at trial 
C)  Likely to fall under the exclusionary rule 
D)  Both C and D 
A)  Likely to convict the person 
B)  Likely to be inadmissible at trial 
C)  Likely to fall under the exclusionary rule 
D)  Both C and D

Question 17

Rawls argued that the U.S. system of justice is based on the accuracy model.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

A person is robbed while walking on a street. There is a witness, and that witness is required by the court order to appear in court at a specific date to provide sworn testimony in the case. What is the name of the court order that commands the witness to appear?

Accepted Answer

A)  Subpoena 
B)  Due Process Clause 
C)  Confrontation Clause 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Subpoena 
B)  Due Process Clause 
C)  Confrontation Clause 
D)  All of the above

Question 19

The extent to which decision-making processes are perceived as fair helps shape beliefs regarding the legitimacy of the legal authorities responsible for the decision.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Talk About:
-Substantive due process

Accepted Answer

Protects against governmental

Procedural justice is not concerned about the ways in which laws are enforced.

You went swimming on Monday. Then, on Tuesday, a law went into effect criminalizing swimming. This would prohibit your prosecution and/or punishment for having swum before there was a law against doing so.

A person's perception of whether a decision-making process was fair depends on:

Talk About: -Bill of attainder

Rawls asserts that criminal trials in the U.S. are:

If the Crime Control Model is assembly-line justice, the Due Process Model is obstacle-course justice.

The Supreme Court has interpreted the Sixth Amendment as guaranteeing:

One problem with the participation model is that those who can afford to hire experienced attorneys and authoritative expert witnesses might have an advantage in court over those who cannot afford to hire such people.

Talk About: -Grand jury

Legitimacy in criminal justice comes only if procedural justice exists and if participants perceive the process as fair.

This model assumes that a person's freedom is paramount and that there must be conclusive evidence of guilt, supported by valid and reliable information, before a person can be punished. It is:

Talk About: -Effective assistance of counsel

No other provision in the U.S. Constitution is more important to procedural justice than the Fourteenth Amendment, in light of its guarantees of due process and equal protection.

According to the research of Tyler and Maiese, which of the following are included in the four conditions for the criminal justice system to be viewed as fair?

Procedural justice is grounded in the idea that fair procedures are the best guarantees for fair outcomes.

If police violate someone's Fourth Amendment rights by conducting an illegal search and seizure, the evidence seized is:

Rawls argued that the U.S. system of justice is based on the accuracy model.

A person is robbed while walking on a street. There is a witness, and that witness is required by the court order to appear in court at a specific date to provide sworn testimony in the case. What is the name of the court order that commands the witness to appear?

The extent to which decision-making processes are perceived as fair helps shape beliefs regarding the legitimacy of the legal authorities responsible for the decision.

Talk About: -Substantive due process

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Exam 8: Concepts of Criminal Procedure

Procedural justice is not concerned about the ways in which laws are enforced.

You went swimming on Monday. Then, on Tuesday, a law went into effect criminalizing swimming. This would prohibit your prosecution and/or punishment for having swum before there was a law against doing so.

A person's perception of whether a decision-making process was fair depends on:

Talk About: -Bill of attainder

Rawls asserts that criminal trials in the U.S. are:

If the Crime Control Model is assembly-line justice, the Due Process Model is obstacle-course justice.

The Supreme Court has interpreted the Sixth Amendment as guaranteeing:

One problem with the participation model is that those who can afford to hire experienced attorneys and authoritative expert witnesses might have an advantage in court over those who cannot afford to hire such people.

Talk About: -Grand jury

Legitimacy in criminal justice comes only if procedural justice exists and if participants perceive the process as fair.

This model assumes that a person's freedom is paramount and that there must be conclusive evidence of guilt, supported by valid and reliable information, before a person can be punished. It is:

Talk About: -Effective assistance of counsel

No other provision in the U.S. Constitution is more important to procedural justice than the Fourteenth Amendment, in light of its guarantees of due process and equal protection.

According to the research of Tyler and Maiese, which of the following are included in the four conditions for the criminal justice system to be viewed as fair?

Procedural justice is grounded in the idea that fair procedures are the best guarantees for fair outcomes.

If police violate someone's Fourth Amendment rights by conducting an illegal search and seizure, the evidence seized is:

Rawls argued that the U.S. system of justice is based on the accuracy model.

A person is robbed while walking on a street. There is a witness, and that witness is required by the court order to appear in court at a specific date to provide sworn testimony in the case. What is the name of the court order that commands the witness to appear?

The extent to which decision-making processes are perceived as fair helps shape beliefs regarding the legitimacy of the legal authorities responsible for the decision.

Talk About: -Substantive due process

Introducing Crime and Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice, Society, and Morality

Criminal Justice and Legal Philosophy

Theories of Deviance and Social Control

Theories of Criminal Behavior

Concepts of Justice

Concepts of Justice Policy

Criminal Law

Criminal Punishment

Core Concepts of US Policing

Core Concepts of US Court Systems

Core Concepts of US Correctional Theory and Practice

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