Question 1

______________ values are those that are not openly proclaimed, but that nevertheless govern actions within the criminal justice system.

Accepted Answer

Underlying

Question 2

Arrangements for the administration of justice within countries:

Accepted Answer

A) Develops very quickly in response to solely political agendas 
B) Develops over the course of centuries in response to local needs and historical events 
C) Develop very slowly in response to solely political agendas 
D) Are not at all shaped by social and economic forces 
A) Develops very quickly in response to solely political agendas 
B) Develops over the course of centuries in response to local needs and historical events 
C) Develop very slowly in response to solely political agendas 
D) Are not at all shaped by social and economic forces B

Question 3

_________________________ is an idea that was cultivated by many victims' rights advocates in the United States, but it has roots in the justice practices of many indigenous cultures.

Accepted Answer

Restorative Justice

Question 4

Saudi Arabia adheres to the ___________ law tradition.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Saudi Arabia adheres to the ___________ law...

Question 5

The term "culture" in this course refers to:

Accepted Answer

A) The level of sophistication of a country 
B) Deep-seated patterns of thought and behavior that developed over time 
C) The role of women and minorities in a society 
D) The spread of bacteria in a particular geographic area 
A) The level of sophistication of a country 
B) Deep-seated patterns of thought and behavior that developed over time 
C) The role of women and minorities in a society 
D) The spread of bacteria in a particular geographic area

Question 6

Politicized justice refers to a situation where:

Accepted Answer

A) Politicians are placed in charge of the criminal justice system 
B) Justice occurs only for those holding political office 
C) The criminal justice system focuses on political crimes 
D) The criminal justice system is perverted to achieve particular political ends 
A) Politicians are placed in charge of the criminal justice system 
B) Justice occurs only for those holding political office 
C) The criminal justice system focuses on political crimes 
D) The criminal justice system is perverted to achieve particular political ends

Question 7

Comparative Criminal Justice can trace its origin back to _________________ and to a man some consider to have been the first criminologist, _____________.

Accepted Answer

Age of Enl

Question 8

What are three reasons we should compare systems of, and issues in criminal justice?

Accepted Answer

-To benefit from the experience of other

Question 9

Technology is the term used to describe how the world has become interdependent, in terms of the events and actions of people and governments around the world.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Comparative Criminal Justice applies the comparative methodologies used in law and political science to the social sciences of sociology and criminal justice.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Professed values are those that are proclaimed as values by the participants in the system.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Transnational crimes offenses whose ___________, __________ and ___________ involve more than one country.

Accepted Answer

Inception,

Question 13

Which agency or organization is the research, development and evaluation agency of the U.S.Department of Justice?

Accepted Answer

A) World Health Organization (WHO) 
B) The National Institute of Justice (NIJ) 
C) The International Crime Victim Surveys (ICVS) 
D) United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNOD
C)  
A) World Health Organization (WHO) 
B) The National Institute of Justice (NIJ) 
C) The International Crime Victim Surveys (ICVS) 
D) United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNOD
C)

Question 14

The mission of the _____________________ is to stimulate and facilitate research and evaluation on transnational crime and justice issues.

Accepted Answer

Internatio

Question 15

There may be some overlap between Transnational Crimes, because a few crimes can sometimes be placed in both categories.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Disguising funds obtained from illegal activity, using banks or businesses to make it appear as lawful income, is called money laundering.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

____________ is a problem because it can lead to crime within and across borders, as well as discrimination, oppression, or violent ethnic based conflicts.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________ is a problem because it can...

Question 18

Independent states and Sovereign States are the same thing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

List the (6) model countries and indicate which legal tradition each model country follows.Discuss why Japan does not fit into only one of these legal traditions.

Accepted Answer

•England Common Law
•France Civil Law
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Question 20

England is an example of which type of Legal Tradition:

Accepted Answer

A) Common Law 
B) Civil Law 
C) Sacred Law 
D) Socialist Law 
A) Common Law 
B) Civil Law 
C) Sacred Law 
D) Socialist Law

______________ values are those that are not openly proclaimed, but that nevertheless govern actions within the criminal justice system.

Arrangements for the administration of justice within countries:

_________________________ is an idea that was cultivated by many victims' rights advocates in the United States, but it has roots in the justice practices of many indigenous cultures.

Saudi Arabia adheres to the ___________ law tradition.

The term "culture" in this course refers to:

Politicized justice refers to a situation where:

Comparative Criminal Justice can trace its origin back to _____ and to a man some consider to have been the first criminologist, _.

What are three reasons we should compare systems of, and issues in criminal justice?

Technology is the term used to describe how the world has become interdependent, in terms of the events and actions of people and governments around the world.

Comparative Criminal Justice applies the comparative methodologies used in law and political science to the social sciences of sociology and criminal justice.

Professed values are those that are proclaimed as values by the participants in the system.

Transnational crimes offenses whose _, and ___ involve more than one country.

Which agency or organization is the research, development and evaluation agency of the U.S.Department of Justice?

The mission of the _____________________ is to stimulate and facilitate research and evaluation on transnational crime and justice issues.

There may be some overlap between Transnational Crimes, because a few crimes can sometimes be placed in both categories.

Disguising funds obtained from illegal activity, using banks or businesses to make it appear as lawful income, is called money laundering.

____________ is a problem because it can lead to crime within and across borders, as well as discrimination, oppression, or violent ethnic based conflicts.

Independent states and Sovereign States are the same thing.

List the (6) model countries and indicate which legal tradition each model country follows.Discuss why Japan does not fit into only one of these legal traditions.

England is an example of which type of Legal Tradition:

Measuring and Comparing

Families of Law

Six Model Nations

Law Enforcement: Functions, Organization and Current Issues

Criminal Procedure

The Courts and Legal Professionals

After Conviction: The Sentencing Process

After Conviction: The Problem of Prison

Terrorism

Transnational Organized Crime

Juvenile Justice in International Perspective

Filters

Exam 1: Introduction

______________ values are those that are not openly proclaimed, but that nevertheless govern actions within the criminal justice system.

Arrangements for the administration of justice within countries:

_________________________ is an idea that was cultivated by many victims' rights advocates in the United States, but it has roots in the justice practices of many indigenous cultures.

Saudi Arabia adheres to the ___________ law tradition.

The term "culture" in this course refers to:

Politicized justice refers to a situation where:

Comparative Criminal Justice can trace its origin back to _________________ and to a man some consider to have been the first criminologist, _____________.

What are three reasons we should compare systems of, and issues in criminal justice?

Technology is the term used to describe how the world has become interdependent, in terms of the events and actions of people and governments around the world.

Comparative Criminal Justice applies the comparative methodologies used in law and political science to the social sciences of sociology and criminal justice.

Professed values are those that are proclaimed as values by the participants in the system.

Transnational crimes offenses whose ___________, __________ and ___________ involve more than one country.

Which agency or organization is the research, development and evaluation agency of the U.S.Department of Justice?

The mission of the _____________________ is to stimulate and facilitate research and evaluation on transnational crime and justice issues.

There may be some overlap between Transnational Crimes, because a few crimes can sometimes be placed in both categories.

Disguising funds obtained from illegal activity, using banks or businesses to make it appear as lawful income, is called money laundering.

____________ is a problem because it can lead to crime within and across borders, as well as discrimination, oppression, or violent ethnic based conflicts.

Independent states and Sovereign States are the same thing.

List the (6) model countries and indicate which legal tradition each model country follows.Discuss why Japan does not fit into only one of these legal traditions.

England is an example of which type of Legal Tradition:

Measuring and Comparing

Families of Law

Six Model Nations

Law Enforcement: Functions, Organization and Current Issues

Criminal Procedure

The Courts and Legal Professionals

After Conviction: The Sentencing Process

After Conviction: The Problem of Prison

Terrorism

Transnational Organized Crime

Juvenile Justice in International Perspective

Filters

Comparative Criminal Justice can trace its origin back to _____ and to a man some consider to have been the first criminologist, _.

Transnational crimes offenses whose _, and ___ involve more than one country.