Cj 235 stuvia Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

crime - Answer is the commission of an act prohibited, or the omission of an act required, by the penal code of an organized political state. felony - Answer is an act usually punishable by incarceration for a term of one or more years in a penitentiary or by death. inductive reasoning - Answer involves examination of particular evidence and the use of information derived from it as a basis from formulating a unifying and internally consistent explanation of the event. Deductive reasoni...

human trafficking - Answer the illegal practice of procuring or trading in human beings for the purpose of prostitution, forced labor, or other forms of exploitation Trafficking Victims Protection Act - Answer first comprehensive legislation to combat human trafficking and to assist trafficking victims penalties for sex trafficking - Answer up to life imprisonment with a mandatory minimum penalty of 10 years for sex trafficking of minors. 15 years for sex trafficking by force, fraud, or co...

Forensic Pathologist - Answer Who performs an autopsy? Morgue - Answer Where is an autopsy performed? Crime Lab - Answer Morgue, digital, FBI location is the largest, and the most efficient True - Answer True or False: Bullet holes are bigger when they leave your skin because the skin is like elastic, and the diameter of the hole gets stretched. Crime Series - Answer Same crime committed continuously over a long period of time. Crime Spree - Answer Multiple different M.O's at onc...

First Modern Day Detectives - Answer Bow Street Runners What is procedural law? - Answer How we handle people and interview 4th Amendment - Answer Protection against Unreasonable Search and Seizure 5th Amendment - Answer Right to Due Process The Right to Remain Silent/Double Jeopardy Why was the british public worried about the uniformed police? - Answer The French was oppressive The Secret Service primary job - Answer Counterfeit cleared by exceptional means - Answer Occurs w...

Original purpose of secret service - Answer counterfeit money why did we leave class early on syllabus day? - Answer fantasy football draft Due process revolution - Answer U.S. Supreme Court decisions during the 1960s to expand the rights of criminal defendants First case in the world that involved DNA - Answer Edenbury case in England Procedural law - Answer how you handle people and evidence substantive law - Answer actual laws that define elements of crime Corpus delecti - A...

What effect did the Supreme Court have on law enforcement in the beginning? - Answer made police policies more professional Terry v. Ohio - Answer involved stop and frisk with weapons Fruits of the poisonous tree doctrine - Answer not only kills the evidence found but kills ALL the evidence it leads you to When can a warrantless arrest be made? - Answer - crime happened right in front of officer - probable cause - statutory language When can a warrantless search and seizure be made...

Felonious homicides - Answer are treated and punished as crimes of murder and manslaughter. Non-felonious homicides - Answer may be justifiable, such as the necessary killing of another person in the performance of a legal duty, or excusable, such as during the act of self-defense or in non-negligent accidents. The Crime Classification Manual - Answer was developed by the FBI to identify motivational models for the classification of homicide. The four major categories are criminal enterpri...

Sequence of sexual acts - Answer A rapist reveals a great deal about himself and the motivation behind the assault through verbal activity with the victim Rapist attitudinal behavior - Answer verbally, physically, sexually reasons women don't report rape - Answer fear of reprisal, apprehension, embarrassment Police officers first responsibility on a rape call - Answer attend to victims well being, including medical attention if required Effects of Rohypnol - Answer skeletal muscle r...

Procedural Law deals with all of the following except: A. Process of arrest B. Admissibility of evidence C. Search and seizure D. Elements of a crime - Answer D. Elements of a crime The Due Process Clause is found in which Amendment of the Bill of Rights? A. First Amendment B. Fourth Amendment C. Fifth Amendment D. Tenth Amendment - Answer C. Fifth Amendment The ingredients of arrest include all of the following except: A. Force B. Intention C. Authority D. Custody - Answer A. ...

Who performs an autopsy? - Answer Forensic pathologist in morgue Bullet wounds are ____ when they leave - Answer Bigger Series of the same crimes committed by the same offender - Answer series (c) how do we collect blood? - Answer in cotton who had the first crime identification bureau? - Answer chicago two types of homicide - Answer felonious and non-felonious who are not reliable witnesses? - Answer cold, sleepy, intoxicated people how do you write a police report? - Answe...