The 'Intro to Criminal Justice Final' quiz assesses knowledge on various aspects of criminal justice including media portrayal, social control institutions, jurisdiction, arrest procedures, legal documentation, and court arraignment processes. It is designed for students to validate their understanding and readiness in the field of criminal justice.
True
False
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Crime and criminal justice
Government and politics
Natural disasters
Sports
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False
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Declare a mistrial
Appeal
Demand a retrial
Request new counsel
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Miranda v. Arizona
Escobedo v. Illinois
Brown v. Mississippi
Arizona v. Fulminante
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Incarcerated
Booked
Interrogated
Tried
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Preliminary hearing
Indictment
Arraignment
Initial appearance
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False
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Under duress
In entrapment
In self-defense
In defense of a third party
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Street-level enforcement
Mid-level investigations
Major investigations
Drug demand reduction
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Parole
Booking
Bail
Probation
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Hair
Semen
Blood
All of the above
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Institution of social control
Private response to crime
Informal method of social control
Subtle social control
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Necessity
Entrapment
Insanity
Under age
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A defendant may revoke a confession and refuse to face trial
A defendant may plead guilty to one charge in return for the prosecutor's promise to drop other charges that could be brought
At the request of the prosecutor, a defendant who pleads guilty may receive a lighter sentence than would typically be given for the crime
The defendant may be allowed to plead guilty to a lesser offense
Witness statements; crime scene evidence
Media coverage; jurisdiction
Crime scene evidence; media coverage
Witness statements; jurisdiction
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A hung jury
Dismissal of the juror that cannot agree
Conviction
Exoneration
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The three I's of police selection, common sense and compassion
Strength, endurance and compassion
Strength, common sense and the three I's of police selection
The three I's of police selection, appearance and compassion
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Information
Grand jury indictment
Complaint
Ordinance violation
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Tort
Civil law
Penal code
Morals
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Inmates frequently prefer talking about their problems and fears in front of groups of their peers
It is more economical and there are large numbers of inmates who share similar backgrounds and problems
Although it is less economical, the prison system wants to do what is best for the inmates
Inmates demand it
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Punishment
Order
Security
Rehabilitation
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False
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Higher; shorter
Lower; longer
Higher; longer
Lower; shorter
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Seeks medical treatment
Stays out of trouble
Makes restitution
Any of the above
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Specificity
Uniformity
Politicality
Regularity
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Eighth Amendment
Fifth Amendment
Sixth Amendment
Fourth Amendment
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Original
General
Special
Appellate
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The defense attorney
The defendant
The judge
The prosecutor
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Federal police officer
Courtroom
Correctional institution
Local police officer
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Life is typified by greater insecurity, stress and unpredictability
There are rarely opportunities for any level of educational achievement
There is less privacy
Deprivation of personal freedom and material goods is more pronounced
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Grand jury
Indictment
Bench trial
Arraignment
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Punishment
Restitution
Regulation
Treatment
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To recommend traffic engineering changes that will enhance the flow of traffic and promote safety
To enforce traffic laws, particularly when violations of those laws cause traffic accidents
To educate motorists in a community about traffic safety and proper driving procedures
All of the above
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Private citizens, including victims
Legislatures
Both criminal justice professionals and private citizens
Police and court personnel
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Natural causes
Execution
Suicide
AIDS
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Limited discretion
Selective enforcement
High discretion
Full enforcement
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Meat eaters
Grass eaters
Vegans
Carnivores
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65
75
95
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Increased staff size and training
The increased politicalization of inmates
Increasing racial heterogeneity
Court litigation
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By the defendant's attorney
Knowingly, intelligently and voluntarily
By the defendant and at least two witnesses known to the defendant
Within 14 days after charges are filed
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New Jersey
New York
Alaska
Texas
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The specific location in which a court is located
The loose confederation of prisons and jails around the country
A politically defined geographical area
The system of rank and hierarchy within police agencies
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Driving under the influence
Larceny theft
Drug abuse violations
Simple assault
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Patrol
Investigation
DNA profiling
Field interrogation
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75 percent
80 percent
95 percent
100 percent
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Corrections
Prisons
Police
Courts
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Ford v. Wainwright
Roper v. Simmons
Hitchcock v. Dugger
Lockett v. Ohio
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