Exam 3: Crime and Crime Control

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Situational crime prevention suggests that changing the physical environment by better lighting, altering traffic patterns, installing locks and bars, and the like may reduce the chances of crime.

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According to criminal law, the definition of crimes contain two components: the actus reus and mens rea, which signify ________ and _______ respectively.

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When discussing the levels of crimes, what is the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor?

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By using risk assessment tools, correctional officers hope to identify those most at risk of re-offending and provide treatment which targets their specific needs.

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Deviance is behavior that violates socially accepted standards of proper conduct.

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Mandatory sentencing really means mandatory incarceration.

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This theory contends that motivated offenders, suitable targets, and lack of capable guardianship are necessary components for crime to occur.

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A misdemeanor is the least serious offense.

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Intensive supervision programs are used by officials to classify probationers and parolees under community supervision by risk and need.

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The past decade has seen an increase in prison growth, which some refer to as "mass incarceration".

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The use of problem oriented policing has proven ineffective and unorganized at best.

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By definition, "hot spot" policing is _____________.

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Coyne and Eck (2015) suggest that situational choice may be a more accurate term to describe the decision-making process of criminals and to bridge the gap between biosocial explanations for crime such as the life-course theory and situational approaches.

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What was the goal of "Operation Cease Fire" in Chicago?

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__________ is behavior that violates socially accepted standards of proper conduct or norms.

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Under problem oriented policing, the SARA model contains which element(s)?

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Strict liability, which presumes mens rea, punishes offenders regardless of:

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Generally, these individuals are most likely to attract the attention of the justice system and to receive full-scale justice processing.

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Crime seriousness is the least significant predictor of decisions.

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Strict liability often applies to white-collar crimes.

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