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Law Ch 4: Nature of Crime
Law Ch 4: Nature of Crime
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Crime information based on chapters 7 through 10 of Street Law textbook
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Who is
MOST
likely to commit a crime?
A young male
An older female
A young female
An older male
2
Crime is
MOST
likely to be committed where?
In the suburbs
On a deserted island
In the city
In the country
3
Considered the primary cause of crime
Genetics
Drugs & Alcohol
Lack of Education
Poverty & unemployment
4
The law that says if pulled over & asked to take a breathalyzer, you must consent.
Controlled Substance Law
Implied Consent Law
Driving Privilege law
DUI Law
5
A person who is a repeat offender of a crime
Victim
Felon
Recidivist
Drug lord
6
Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) can be determined in all EXCEPT
Urine
Blood shot eyes
Breath
Blood
7
If a sentence is
LESS
than a year, the accused will go to a
Prison
Munster High School
Jail
8
If a sentence is
MORE
than a year, the accused will go to a
HAST
Jail
Prison
Hammond Central
9
The most widely abused substance in the U.S.
Crystal Meth
Cocaine
Heroin
Alcohol
10
The most commonly reported crime in the U.S.
Burglary
Larceny/Theft
Aggravated Assault
Homicide
11
The theory of crime that says criminal behavior is genetic & passed down from parents
Choice Theory
Social Structure Theory
Biosocial Theory
Psychological Theory
12
The theory of crime that says an imbalance in a person's personality is the cause (ex: depression)
Biosocial Theory
Social Structure Theory
Psychological Theory
Choice Theory
13
The theory of crime that says influences from music, movies, video games & drugs is the cause of crime
Biosocial Theory
Social Process Theory
Choice Theory
Social Structure Theory
14
The FBI categorizes the most frequent crimes as
Index Crimes
Schedules
Canons
Nonindex Crimes
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What is more expensive?
Capital Punishment
Life in Prison