Exam 3: Defining and Measuring Crime

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While the laws vary from state to state,murder can generally be classified into three subcategories.

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Murder is the killing of one human being by another.While the laws vary from state to state,murder can generally be classified into four subcategories.List and define each.

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The greatest achievement of the _______ lies in its attempt to fill the gap between reported and unreported crime.

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What are the major limitations of Self-Reported Offending Datasets?

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What is the NCVS? How can it offer criminologists a better understanding of crime?

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What is the National Youth Survey Family Study (NYSFS)?

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UCR data allow us to compare how crime changes over time.

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The population in a given county is 30,000.There were 6 homicides in the county this year.What is the crime rate?

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What crimes are juveniles more involved in than adults?

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What are the major strengths and weaknesses of the UCR?

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What are status offenses? Give at least three examples.

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While the rate of violent crime has declined since 2003,the rate of property crime has increased.

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From UCR data,we know that most offenders are __________.

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