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Criminal Justice Insight Quiz
Test your knowledge on criminal justice and law enforcement with our comprehensive quiz! Designed for advocates, students, and anyone interested in the legal system, this quiz features 32 questions that cover various topics, including landmark cases, laws, and criminology theories.
- 32 challenging questions
- Multiple choice format
- Engaging and educational
Ncvs data not affected by
Victim responses
Denial of constitution rights
First appearance
Teenage prostitute study
Evolutionary theory
Middle range theory
Bond theory
Beat suspect to confession case
Brown vs. missisipi
Terry v Ohio
Wolf v colorado
Henry v George
Bivens actions
First appearance
Denial of constitutional rights
18
Michigan
Pat down doctrine origin to what case
1800s
Fleeing felon doctrine
Terry v Ohio
Michigan
Common allegations
Domestic abuse
Rape
Human trafficking
Negligent practices
Difference between domestic and international terrorism
Domestic hasn't challenged faith of the public
They're the same
Mens rea age
12
21
15
18
Landmark in criminology
Evolutionary theory
Middle range theory
Conspiracy theory
Bond theory
Judicial hearing before magistrate
Closing statements
First apperance
Second appearance
Last appearance
Which state abolished time between the attack and death of a victim
Texas
California
Michigan
Ohio
Concept of rule of law
To keep inmates in jail
Establish laws based on set procedures and rules
To follow everything correctly
Decrease amount of prisoners
Why were 120,00 Americans from Japanese descent forcible removed to detention centers
Because they were racist
They needed the space
They weren't allowed to be there
The us chose to suspend civil liberties when faced with challenges to safety
Theory in which a student is more likely to be a delinquent
Conspiracy theory
Middle age theory
Bond theory
Inmate theory
What case gives the state a wide latitude in developing rules of evidence
Terry Ohio
Wolf v colorado
Tracy v William
Survey for drug use crime source
Self report crime data
Web source
Criminally charged
Tennessee v garner doctrine
Monroe doctrine
Rea doctrine
Delinquent charged doctrine
Fleeing felon doctrine
Jordan j hiking and gets caught in a snow blizzard so he trespasses property
Necessity
Negligent
Recklessly
On purpose
Substance abuse cases percentage
50%
76%
90%
85%
Year Georgia implemented its intense probation supervision program
1987
1984
1986
1982
Year the insanity defense reform act passed
1984
1982
1960
1983
Major cause of crime in 1800s
Starvation
Gun violence
Poverty
How many prisons did California close in 2002
7
37
8
5
How many pardons can a governor grant
7 max
5
No limit
3
Fraction of inmates that were on probation prior to going to prison
One half
Two thirds
Three fourths
1 fourth
When did John Augustus initiate probation
1876
1842
1846
1841
Punishment involving forced immersion in water
Jumping jacks
Ducking stool
Plank
Duck walk
Since 1970s by what percentage has the number of state prisoners increased
500%
2%
50%
Court imposed sentence that requires offenders to remain confined in their own home
Probation
Jail
Home confinement
People who oppose the use of capital punishment
Nazis
Pro life
Abolitionists
Racists
How many suspects had the fib crime labs analysis unit exonerated
15
90
700
3,000
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