Exam 1 of crime in society class
Desecration
Hate crime
Disorderly conduct
Vagrancy
Homeycide
Manslaughter
Murder
Voluntary manslaughter
Felony-murder
Has more credibility among the judiciary
Is older and more respected report
Is a better resource for learning about victimizations
Shows more data involving car theft crimes
Usury
Menacing
Burglary
Embezzlement
Forgery
Forcible rape
Larceny/theft
Motor vehicle theft
Aggravated assault
Murder
In defense of a third party
In entrapment
In self-defense
Under duress
Index offense
Hate crime
Bias crime
Status offense
An index crime
A crime index
A crime rate
The dark figure of crime
The true amount of crime
A term used for the crime scene investigators who draw the chalk outlines at crime scenes
Tern referring to that idea that much more crime occurs than is report to the police
A term associated with how offenders learn to locate victims who are vulnerable
A term used to describe crime committed [email protected] and African Americans
A term used to understand crimes committed between 10pm and 5am
Is better at gather data on crime against businesses
Shows more victimizations that the UCR
Is administered by poorly trainer and overworked data entry persons
Contains more data on white-collar crimes
Contains more data on drug offenses
Fear
Anger
Threats
Medical expenses
5.8 minutes
31 minutes
28.8 minutes
36.8 minutes
Crimes that warrant spending some time in prison
Crimes committed solely by women
Crimes, such as gambling or prostitution, that are not "wrong in themselves" but are prohibited by government
Crimes, such as rape or murder, that are traditionally "wrong in themselves"
Psychological
Criminological
Legal
Social
Arrests made by local police departments
Reports of crime made to police officers
Estimates made from the criminal victimizations reported by a random selection of people and all individuals in their households
The number of criminal victimizations against all people in the US
Estimates made from the criminal victimizations reported by a random selection of people
Place
Age
Timing
Firearm
Knife
Other weapon
No weapon
The victim of a property crime; the victim of a violent crime
The victim of burglaries when one is not home; the victim of sexual assault
A crime victim in general; the victim of a specific crime
The victim of sexual assault; a crime victim in general
Obstacle course justice
More concerned with guilt than with innocence
Focused on speed and efficiency
Assembly line justice
A result of low unemployment rate
Indicative of criminal behavior trends
Attributable to the employment of migratory workers
A crime wave
Felonies that occur between an offender and a victim who previously knew each other
Felonies that are condifered serious, including violent crimes committed by career criminals against victims the offenders did not previously know.
Highly unusual crimes that receive much public attention, often result in a jury trial, and may drag on through many appeals
Ninety percent of all crimes
Deliberation
Malice aforethought
Premeditation
Mala in se
Contains less data on each crime, thus streamliing the study of crime statistics
Focuses extensively on victims and the annual costs of victimization
Contains more data on each crime, making it possible to examine crimes in much more detail
Asks offenders to report their crime records in extensive detail
Involuntary manslaughter
Voluntary manslaughter
Murder
Felony-murder
Legality
Mala prohibita
Actus rea
Mens rea
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