Criminal Justice and Juvenile Justice

FINAL EXAM REVIEW

 

 

 

 

CH 13

 

Goals of punishment:

General deterrence

Specific deterrence

Rehabilitation 

Incapacitation

Restitution

 

History of punishment:

            In ancient Greece and Rome, what was the most common form of punishment?

 

The first English workhouse

 

Sentencing: Concurrent sentence & Consecutive

 

Arguments for and against the death penalty

 

Approximately how many confirmed executions have been carried out in America under civil authority since 1608?

 

How many states currently have the death penalty?

 

What is the most common method of execution in use today in America?

 

The According to the video “The History of Punishment,” who is said to have pioneered imprisonment as a form of punishment?

                       

There are about how many people on death row?

 

Supreme Court Rulings on the Death Penalty:


Furman v. Georgia

Gregg v. Georgia

Stanford v. Kentucky

McKlesky v. Kemp


 

Death qualified juries

 

 

 

CH 14

 

History of probation:


DEF:   judicial reprieve

            recognizance

            probation

            the wergild

            sureties


 

John Augustus

 

What state was first to authorize the appointment of a paid probation officer?

 

The number of people on probation has done what since 1980?

 

According to a 1999 study, what percent of adults leaving probation were successful?

 

Presentence investigations

 

Advantage of intermediate sanctions?

 

Electronic monitoring devices

 

CH 15

 

When did the concept of incarcerating convicted offenders as a form of punishment become the norm for corrections?

 

Why did the English begin using hulks and barges as prisons?

 

The first American jail was built in which city?

 

The “modern” American correctional system had its origin in what state?

 

The Walnut Street Jail

 

Which prison system was known as the congregate system?

 

The Auburn system

 

The Pennsylvania system

 

Which early prison system eventually prevailed and spread throughout the United States?

 

The purposes of jails

 

Features/differences/ and examples of:

Maximum security prisons

Medium security prisons

Minimum security prisons

 

Truth in sentencing laws (% of sentence)

 

The current growth of the prison population is generally linked to:

 

Public concern over which crime has helped pave the way for tougher sentencing?

 

The total institution

 

Currently in the United States, there are over __________ people in the Correctional system.

 

What is the slang term for the black market, hidden economy of the prison?

 

The female inmate subculture differs from the prison subculture among males in that:

 

If an inmate turns to correctional officers for help and protection, they maybe labeled:

 

Prisonization

 

What factor is said to have led to the “new” inmate culture?

 

% increase due to incarceration binge

 

_____ states restrict the right to vote among felons.  ______ states allow for the restoration of these rights.

 

 

CH 17 (JUVE JST):

 

Parens Patrie

Poor laws and chancery courts

Waiver of jurisdiction

 

MOVIE QUESTIONS:

 

In the video Angola: The Farm, it was noted that the average inmate doesn’t get any visitors after ___ years of imprisonment.

 

In the video Angola: The Farm, how many of the inmates profiled had been released by the close of the film (Bones doesn’t count, especially since he was buried on prison grounds)

 

UNIT 2 MATERIALS

 

Police Discretion:

            DEF

            The factor’s discussed that influence the use of police discretion

 

The blue curtain

 

Officer style:

            the crime fighter

            the social agent

            the law enforcer

            the watchman

 

Judicial selection plans

 

Adversarial/court room work group

 

Approximately _____ percent of misdemeanors and ___ percent of felonies are resolved without a court case.

 

Criminal Court Structure

            Names for each level

            Types of cases/forms of punishment

 

What is the state court of last resort generally called?

 

There are how many tiers in the Federal court system?

 

There are how many justices on the U.S. Supreme Court?

 

A writ of certiorari

 

The prosecutor’s title, such as district attorney or U.S. attorney, depends on what?

 

Nollo Contendere

 

Prosecutorial discretion is used to do what?

 

Common reason prosecutors reject cases

 

The Harmless error doctrine

 

Which amendment is the basis for providing counsel to the indigent offender?

 

Landmark cases with regards to indigent defense (FROM NOTES AND TEXT)

Powell v. Alabama; Argersinger v. Hamlin; Gideon v. Wainwright; In re Gault

 

Different forms of the indigent defense system

 

Benefits/problems of plea bargains?

 

Comparing the success of public versus private defense attorneys:

 

Jury size

 

Stages of the court process: Booking, arraignment, etc.

 

DEF: an indictment and a criminal information

 

The key issue in determining bail

 

Types of bail

 

Voir dire

 

Types of evidence

 

Peremptory challenges

 

Exclusionary law

 

In the video, The Plea, the criminal justice system is referred to as a:

 

 

UNIT 1 MATERIALS

 

Different types of data: Official, victims surveys, self reports

            Most used form of each

            Characteristics and major criticisms

 

Different forms of data collection: Survey, cohort data, life history, etc.

 

UCR:

            Index Crimes

            “Clearing” crimes

            What is measured?  How?

 

National Crime Victimization Survey

 

Perspectives on Criminal Justice: Crime control, Rehabilitation, Due process, Restorative justice, Non-interventionist

 

Sources of criminal law

 

Chronic offenders: What are they?  Who first advanced this concept?

 

Age Crime Curve: Age peaks for violent and property crime

 

Gender and crime: Changing rates

 

Most reported crimes occur during which season?

 

The “dark figure of crime”

 

Procedural and substantive law

 

Decriminalized and legalized

 

Why do victims NOT report crimes to the police?

 

Stare Decisis

 

Corpus Delecti:

            Mens Rea

            Actus Reus

            The relationship between Mens Rea and Actus Reus

            The three elements of a crime

 

Different sources of power in the criminal justice system (Legislature, Judiciary, and Executive): What does each do?

 

How many people are currently under the control of the correctional system?

 

Common Law

 

Civil and Criminal Law

            Different types of civil law

 

Consent as a criminal defense

 

Insanity defense: Durham rule, Irresistible impulse test, M’ Naghten Rule, Substantial capacity, Current Federal law

 

The 4th, 5th, 6th, 8th, and 14th Amendments

 

What is the purpose of police patrols?

 

Results of KC patrol experiment

 

Different types of patrol

 

Community Oriented Policing

            How does it work?

            What is its purpose?

            What is effective community policing?

            History of Community Oriented Policing