CR0001 Knowledge Check (wk2-4)

Laws created by parliament are known as...

Historically, which of the following was not an influence on our understanding of crime?

Primary Deviation is...

Which of the following is not associated with General Strain Theory?

Which of the following does not contribute to 'Official Statistics'?

Which theory is linked to social contracts, utilitarianism, pleasure-pain principle, and rationality?

The grey figure of crime refers to unreported crime

Which of the following is NOT an influence on crime reporting?

The Dark Figure of crime is a result of...

Indicatable offences are heard in which court?

Which of the following is a limitation of the CSEW?

Victim Surveys were initially hoped to be...

Notifiable offences are summary only and indicatable offences.

The dark figure of crime refers to unrecorded crime

The likelihood of being a victim is medium to high

Which theory blames individual pathology for crime?

Those more likely to be victims of crime are...

Which key sociologist is know for 'the states of collective conscience'?

Which criminological approach is linked to scientific measurement?

Which theory suggests crime and criminality are social processes created through interactions with officials?

The Grey figure of crime is a result of...

What is the standard of proof needed in criminal trials?

Secondary Deviation is...

A summary only offence is only heard in the Magistrates' court.

Law that comes from a case or trial outcome is called...