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QUESTION 1 : Informal social control is identifying criminals by the informal way they dress.
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QUESTION 2 : Deviance is behavior that the group had decided is wrong.
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QUESTION 3 : One example of a crime that is 'mala in se' would be speeding.
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QUESTION 4 : One type of a victimless crime would be stealing money from an Automatic Teller Machine..
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QUESTION 5 : A felony is a crime in which the punishment can be 1 year or more in prison.
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QUESTION 6 : Actus reus is the action or failure to act, that is criminal.
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QUESTION 7 : The term 'crime rate' refers to the change in reported crimes over time.
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QUESTION 8 : Case law is law that the King or other ruler has made by decree.
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QUESTION 9 : When two sides present their case against each other in front of a neutral judge, that is called the ______________________________ system.

QUESTION 10 : The legal idea that the rights of the individual must be preserved in court, is called the '__________________ ______________________ model'.

QUESTION 11 : When a person has been found guilty and completed their punishment, the criminal justice system remains involved in their ____________________________ to society.

QUESTION 12 : The criminal justice approach to crime that involves being aggressive in catching and processing the criminal, is called the '____________________________________ _______________________________' model.

QUESTION 13 : The idea that punishment should keep the criminal locked up so that they can not harm society during that time, is called ____________________________.

QUESTION 14 : When the group creates a deliberate plan to respond to a crime problem, that is called 'public ____________________'.

QUESTION 15 : What are 2 technology issues facing the criminal justice system today?

QUESTION 16 : What method of measuring crime gives a clear and accurate picture of how much crime is happening?

QUESTION 17 ; Explain what 'telescoping' is, in the context of victimization surveys.