Criminology Final

Trials where for the first time war leaders were responsible in an international legal setting?

Extermination, deportation for slavery and genocide are all examples of

The mass destruction or annihilation of a group

A secret CIA program to investigate activities of domestic groups

CONTELPRO is

Islamic - iranian backed terrorist group whose name means “party of god”

Who was responsible for the oklahoma city bombing?

Crimes of public order are also reffered to as

Traffic violations are an example of

Approach to crime control that advocates that police should not ignore small or minor disturbances because they lead to bigger crimes

Abnormal sexual practices involving sexual interest in non human objects

Getting sexually excited by secretly observing unknowing victims these offenders are also called “peeping” and “toms”

amphetamines, nicotine, caffeine, methamphetamine, cocaine are all

Anti drug act passed in 1914 that required doctors prescriptions for narcotics and cocaine

According to the book those who benefit from labeling activity as “criminal”

The process of lessening the penalties attached to particular offenses

A secret malicious computer program hidden within other programs

Phishing

Creates a fake website or version that is controlled by the attacker

Procedures that ask experts to predict the future

Formal accusation made by the prosecutor is called information, the same accusation made by the grand jury is

The right to be told your rights --- you have the right to remain silent and not incriminate yourself

Which of the following is NOT an accurate way to get out of prison/ jail

Habeas corpus

When the court keeps the person pre trial to avoid them committing crimes before trial

Court system used by the united states where the person is innocent until proven guilty

The inquisitorial court system is used in

The US currently has ------ federal prisons

Appelate courts are also called

What court deals with local minor disputes?

Should the judge be retained? Is determined by

The questioning of prospective jurors

A defendant's or lawyer's objection to a proposed juror, made without needing to give a reason

Right to a speedy and public trial with an impartial jury

In Gideon VS Wainwright

Case in where the head of department of corrections was found to have plagarized his thesis (hint: florida)

Eddie joy lloyd

Executing people with intellectual disabilities violates the Eighth Amendment's ban on cruel and unusual punishments, but states can define who has intellectual disability

Clemancy was granted because of his low IQ

Due to his diagnosis, his death sentence has been placed on hold

At the end of her trial, Lizzie Borden was

White man who killed a black civil rights activist from missisipi

a skilled carpenter who was charged with burglarizing the baby's pajamas

After what execution did governor of massachusets Michael Ducacus issued an apology?

Attorney who worked in the case of Richard loeb and Nathan leopold

Charles brooks

Ramy bethea

Ruled that race may not be used to exclude jurors based solely on their race.

The sixth ammendment was created after which supreme court rulling

Only people who would NEVER consider the death penalty cannot be a juror in a capital punishment case

Can one serve as a juror in colorado if she/he has been convicted of a felony?

What is the avarage wait from the time convicted to execution?