Exam 1: Introduction to Criminology

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An offender can be placed on probation,incarcerated,or transferred to some type of community-based corrections facility.

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______ is a criterion of causality that requires a change in a predictor variable (X)to be consistently associated with some change in the explanatory variable (Y).

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Why is the U.S.judicial system referred to as a dual court system?

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The term criminal justice often refers to all of the following EXCEPT:

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Explain how some mala prohibita acts are not necessarily viewed as highly deviant.

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______ is generally reserved for those convicted of more serious crimes with longer sentences who may be housed in a supermax,maximum,medium,or minimum security prison,based on security concerns.

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Explain what comparative criminology is and how it is used.

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According to the text,journalists play a key role in examining crime by exploring what is happening in criminal justice and revealing injustices as well as new forms of crime.

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How is the concept of parens patriae related to the juvenile justice system? Why do we,as a nation,treat juveniles differently then adults?

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Criminology is not only the study of crime,but also what?

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Several criminologists,such as Richard Quinney,William Chambliss,and Austin Turk,maintained that criminological theory has placed too much emphasis on explaining criminal behavior;rather,theory needs to shift this focus toward explaining criminal law.

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______ is given by the state/government,and restitution is given by the offender (typically as part of the sentence given).

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