What is the fullname of Cesare Beccaria?

Cesare Bonesara Marchese de Beccaria

This refers to a set of practices designed to make potential criminal less attractive.

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED),

This School Rejected the Classical School idea's, that all crime resulted from choice that potentially made by everyone.

Positivist/Italian School of Criminology

Who are the two Advocators in Classical School of Criminology

Cesare Beccaria & Jeremy Bentham

This belief that crime can be deterred by making strategy changes to an environment "Opportunity Reduction".

Situational Crime Prevention (SCP)

School of Criminology that Argued that freewill can be mitigated by pathology, incompetence, and mental Disorder.

Neo-Classical School of Criminology

Who said the latin Phrase "Nullum Crimen Nulla Poena Sine Lege"?

Paul Johann Anselm Ritter von Feuerbach

What is the meaning of the latin phrase "Nullum Crimen, Nulla poena sine lege"

There is no crime, if there is no law punishing it.

This School of Thought composed of Italians who agreed that in the study of crimes the emphasis should be Scientific.

The Positivist / Italian School of Criminology

Bunch of ideas that needs to be proven

These must consider in ____________ are the following Predictive, Scope, Simplicity, Falsifiability.

Judging theories / Judgment of theory

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What is the Punishment for the accused person using Witchraft?
Walking on fire and Plaughshares
Drowning
Burning
Boiling Water
2
Individuals who are easily influenced by great emotion life fit of anger. (Lombroso)
Criminal by Passion
Criminoloid
Pseudo-Criminals
Insane Criminals
3
An Italian Nobleman, prominent in the 18th century who wrote on Crime and Punishment (1764)
Jeremy Bentham
Marcus Felson
Beccaria / Cesare Beccaria
Lawrence Cohen
4
SCP Component's in which analysts gather information from both offenders and victims to create "map".
Techniques in Crime Prevention
Specificity
Opportunity
Rational Choice
5
What is the fullname of Cesare Beccaria?
Cesare Bonesara Marchese de Becharia
Cesare Bonesara Marchese de Beccaria
Cessare Bonesara Marchese de Lombroso
Cesare Carbonara Marchese De Bacharia
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Clear boundaries between private and public areas by using physical elements to express ownership.
Maintenance
Natural Access Control
Territorial Reinforcement
Natural Surveillance
7
Theory states that crime can be commited if three element are present available target, motivated offender, no Guardian.
Crime pattern theory
Rational Choice Theory
Routine Activities Theory
Expected Utility Principle
8
This refers to a set of practices designed to make potential criminal less attractive.
Expected Utility Principle
Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED),
Rational Choice Theory
Broken Window Theory
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He traced the roots of criminal behavior not to physical features but to their psychological Equivalents.
Cesare Lombroso
Raffael Garofalo
Emile Durkheim
Gabriel Tarde
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Evaluation of Genetic Influences to criminal behavior. (Positivist)
Physiological Approach
Psychiatric Approach
Biological Approach
Psychoanalytical Approach
11
This School Rejected the Classical School idea's, that all crime resulted from choice that potentially made by everyone.
Neo-classical School of Criminology
Chicago School of Criminology
Positivist/Italian School of Criminology
Classical School of Criminology
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Who are the two Advocators in Classical School of Criminology
Cesare Lombroso & Jeremy Bentham
Raffael Garofalo & Cesare Beccaria
Cesare Beccaria & Enrico Ferri
Cesare Beccaria & Jeremy Bentham
13
This belief that crime can be deterred by making strategy changes to an environment "Opportunity Reduction".
Rational Choice Theory
Routine Activities Theory
Situational Crime Prevention (SCP)
Deterrence Theory
14
The explanation of Crimes of based on the Freudian Theory. (Freud)
Medical Approach
Biological Approach
Psychoanalytical Approach
Anthropological Approach
15
When did Park and Burgess identified the Concentric zones?
1920's
1930's
1940's
1910's
16
The Approach in Crime Causation focused on the forms of abnormalities that exist in an individual during or after crime.
Contemporary Approach
Informative Approach
Objective Approach
Subjective Approach
17
School of Criminology that Argued that freewill can be mitigated by pathology, incompetence, and mental Disorder.
Positivist/Italian School of Criminology
Neo-Classical School of Criminology
Classical School of Criminology
Chicago School of Criminology
18
Focused on institutions Economic, financial, education, Political, and religious influences to crime. (Cohen)
Geographical Approach
Ecological Approach
Economic Approach
Socio-Cultural Approach
19
They are the criminals, that has been Inherited the Being of a Criminal. (Lombroso)
Born Criminals
Pseudo-Criminals
Criminal by Passion
Criminoloid
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Who said the latin Phrase "Nullum Crimen Nulla Poena Sine Lege"?
Paul washer
Paul Johann Anselm Hitler von Feuerbach
Paul Johann Anselm Ritter von Feuerbach
Paul Johann Anselm Hitter von Feuerbach
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Study of physical characteristics of an individual offender with non-offenders. (Hooton)
Physiological Approach
Psychological Approach
Geographical Approach
Anthropological Approach
22
This Theory States that, if one broken window is left unattended, or unfixed, then it will invite more broken windows
Expected Utility Principle
Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED),
Deterrence Theory
Broken Window Theory
23
Most serious crimes were Commited by individuals who were ________ or _________.
Primitive & Negative
Positive & negative
Primitive & Analyst
Primitive & Atavistic
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A philosophy that Advocates Punishment is enought for people to choose, to avoid criminal acts.
Determinism
Idealism
Hendonism
Freewill
25
Principle of CPTED that Criminals do not wish to be observed.
Natural Access Control
Natural Surveillance
Maintenance
Territorial Reinforcement
26
What is the punishment for persons corrupted by evil / evil behavior.
Torture
Exorcism
Deliverance
Slaughtering
27
When did Henry McKay and Clifford R. Shaw focused on Juvenile Deliquents
1940's
1930's
1920's
1910's
28
Components of SCP which looks at types of crimes to understand the opportunities that allow them to commit crime
Opportunity
Rational Choice
Techniques in Crime Prevention
Specificity
29
What is the meaning of the latin phrase "Nullum Crimen, Nulla poena sine lege"
There is no crime, if there is no law punishing it.
There is crime if there is law punishing it.
There is crime if there is no law punishing it.
There no crime if there is Law punishing it.
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He is the Advocator of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)
Beccaria / Cesare Beccaria
Marcus Felson
Jeremy Bentham
Lawrence Cohen
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This has the principle of "Judicium Dei" ,believed that God will not allow an innocent person to be executed or punished
Trial by hot water
Trial by Ordeal
Trial by cold water
Trial by battle/combat
32
Are those who commit crime due to abnormalities or psychological disorders. (Lombroso)
Occasional Criminal
Criminoloid
Pseudo-Criminals
Insane Criminals
33
This School of Thought composed of Italians who agreed that in the study of crimes the emphasis should be Scientific.
The Classical School of Criminology
The Neo-Classical school of Criminology
The Chicago School of Criminology
The Positivist / Italian School of Criminology
34
This Pillar of CJS is Responsible For Punishment , Rehabilitation and Reformation
Prosecutor
Correction
Community
Court
35
Explains crime through diagnosis of mental disease as cause of criminal behavior. (Positivist)
Psychoanalytical Approach
Psychological Approach
Physiological Approach
Psychiatric Approach
36
This trial is under the Trial of Ordeal that is related on throwing accused's Body to the body of water.
Trial by Ordeal
Trial By Cold Water
Trial By Fire
Trial By Hot Water
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Those who commit crime due to insignificant reasons that pushed them to do at given occasion. (Lombroso)
Born Criminals
Insane Criminals
Occasional Criminal
Criminoloid
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He Collaborates in developing Crime Routine Theory
Beccaria / Cesare Beccaria
Jeremy Bentham
Marcus Felson
Lawrence Cohen
39
What is theories?
Bunch of ideas that needs to be proven
Bunch of ideas that was already proven but lack of evidence
All of these are correct
Bunch of that is absolute true.
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This trial Has two version the Hot Iron and the walking on red, hot ploughshares
Trial By Fire
Trial by Hot water
Trial By Cold Water
Trial By Ordeal
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Supernatural Explanations of why crime Is happening dominated in ancient times on 18th century.
None Of these
Felonies
Supernatural Theories of Crime
Demonology
42
This is a trial Related to Duel Between Accused and Accuser.
Trial By Water
Trial By fire
Trial by battle/combat
Trial by Ordeal
43
This is the School that Arose in early 20th century.
Neo-Classical School of Criminology
Chicago School of Criminology
Classical School of Criminology
Positivist/Italian School of Criminology
44
Deals w/ explanation of crime concerning financial security of inadequancy & other necessities to support life. (Merton)
Ecological Approach
Economic Approach
Socio-Cultural Approach
Geographical Approach
45
This Perspective was Influenced by Classical School of Criminology
RATIONAL CHOICE PERSPECTIVE
RATIONAL CHOICE PERCEPTION
NATIONAL CHOICE PERSPECTIVE
IRRATIONAL CHOICE PERSPECTIVE
46
It is a theological theory of crime, study that human behavior is influenced by Supernatural spirits.
Demonology
Felonies
Supernatural Theories of crime
None of these
47
Approach that considers topography, natural resources, geographical location, and climate. (Quetelet)
Ecological Approach
Socio-Cultural Approach
Geographical Approach
Economic Approach
48
He Is the one who rejected the Lombrosian Theory of biological Abnormalities.
Raffael Garofalo
Gabriel Tarde
Enrico Ferri
Cesare Lombroso
49
Are those who kill in self-defense. (Lombroso)
Born Criminals
Criminal by Passion
Occasional Criminal
Pseudo-Criminals
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These must consider in ____________ are the following Predictive, Scope, Simplicity, Falsifiability.
Assumption
Concept Theory
Investigation
Judging theories / Judgment of theory
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Things to consider to make _________ are the following: Logical, consistent, scope, concise, correct, and no biases
Concept theory
Investigation
Judgement
Assumption
52
It is an Act or Omission in a violation or Criminal Law.
Criminalistics
Born Criminals
Criminals
Crime
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An Italian Leader of the Positivist School of Criminology, and he was considers as A Father of Modern Criminology.
Raffael Garofalo
Cesare Lombroso
Gabriel Tarde
Enrico Ferri
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This is related to the neighborhood's sense of pride of place.
Natural Surveillance
Territorial Reinforcement
Maintenance
Natural Access Control
55
Study on the nature of human being concerning his physical needs in order to satisfy his ants. (Maslow)
Physiological Approach
Psychological Approach
Psychiatric Approach
Psychoanalytical Approach
56
This Pillar of CJS is Responsible For Investigate the Probable Cause Of Crime.
Prosecutor
Community
Law Enforcement
Court
57
This two are the beliefs in Classical School of thought.
Free will & Empiricism
Hendonism & Free Will
Determinism & Naturalism
Empiricism & Idealism
58
Swiftness of criminal sanction applied after ommission of crime.
Curtain
Severity
Celerity
Certainty
59
Under the Crime Pattern theory where it attracts strongly motivated offenders intending to comming crime.
Criminal Act
Crime
Crime Attractors
Crime Generator
60
Concerned with biotic grouping of men leads to migration, competition, social discrimination, division of labor. (Park)
Economic Approach
Ecological Approach
Geographical Approach
Socio-Cultural Approach
61
A theory, which explains that a person always acts in such way to seek pleasure and avoid pain.
Freewill
Utilitarian Hendonism
Idealism
Naturalism
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The Positivist undertood themselves as?
Scientist
Law maker
Philosophers
None of these
63
Under Crime Pattern Theory who draw, masses of people who without any predetermined criminal motivation.
Criminal Law
Crime
Crime Generators
Crime Attractors
64
Application of medical examinations on individual criminal explain the mental amd physical condition. (Positivist)
Medical Approach
Ecological Approach
Psychoanalytical Approach
Anthropological Approach
65
This Pillar of CJS is Responsible For arresting Criminal law Violators.
Court
Law Enforcement
Correction
Prosecutor
66
The more Severe a punishment will be given according to Crime offended.
Celerity
Severity
Certainty
Celery
67
This is the Key Element of Justice System in U.S.
Deterrence
SCP
RCT
CPTED
68
Those who commit crime against chastity. (Garofalo)
Lascivious Criminals
Murderers
Deficient Criminals
Violent Criminals
69
Approach in Crime Causation emphasize on modern days Scientific modes of explaining Crime and Criminal Behavior
Subjective Approach
Objective approach
Contemporary Approach
Informative Approach
70
Criminology is not ______ we are not exact science to figure out the probable causes of crime.
Social Science
Forensic Science
None of these are correct
Hardscience
71
This school believes that, crime is not what criminals had in common, but their distinctive physical or mental defects
Neo-classical School of Criminology
Chicago School Of Criminology
Classical School of Criminology
Positivist/Italian School of Criminology
72
This is trial that the accused's goal is to reach the stone at the bottom of boiling water by his hand.
Trial by Ordeal
Trial By Hot Water
Trial by fire
Trial by Cold Water
73
Concerned about deprivation of the psychological needs of man. (Freud, Maslow)
Psychiatric Approach
Psychoanalytical Approach
Physiological Approach
Psychological Approach
74
Which part of Chicago's Concentric Zone identified as most volatile and suject to disorder.
Zone In Transition
Factory Zone
Zone of Working-Class Homes
Residential Zone
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Those who commit very serious crimes. (Garofalo)
Lascivious Criminals
Violent Criminals
Deficient Criminals
Murderers
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Approach in Crime Causation that deals on study of groups, social processes and institutions as influences to behavior.
Informative Approach
Subjective Approach
Contemporary Approach
Objective Approach
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Relies on doors fences, shrubs, and other physical elements to keep unauthorized persons out of a particular place.
Natural Surveillance
Maintenance
Territorial Reinforcement
Natural Access Control
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Man is a moral creature with absolute freewill to choose between good and evil thus every man is responsible for his act
Foundation Of Neo-Classical School
Foundation of Classical School
Foundation of Positivist/Italian School
Foundation Of Chicago School
79
What is the title of Lombroso's Essay that he wrote and contains his key ideas and classifications of criminals.
Criminology
Crime
Theories & Crime Causes
Criminological Theories
80
He advocates the " Anomie Thoery "
Raffael Garofalo
Cesare Lombroso
Emile Durkheim
Enrico Ferri
81
What is the study of causes of crime?
Introduction To Criminology
Criminology
Theories & Crime Causation
Criminal Etiology / Etiology
82
This Pillar of CJS are the Law Abiding Citizens
Correction
Prosecutor
Law Enforcement
Community
83
Those who are satisfied from vengeance/revenge. (Garofalo)
Murderers
Violent Criminals
Lascivious Criminals
Deficient Criminals
84
What is the meaning of "Judicium Dei"
Judgement of God.
Court's Judgement
Final Judgement
Judgement of Man
85
A person who Commits Crime due to less physical stamina/self-control. (Lombroso)
Criminoloid
Criminal by Passion
Born Criminals
Pseudo-Criminals
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Those who commit against property. (Garofalo)
Deficient Criminals
Violent Criminals
Murderers
Lascivious Criminals
87
It is Under the Rational Choice perspective that a man is a reasoning actor who makes a rational choice.
Situational Crime Prevention (SCP)
Broken Window Theory
Expected Utility Principle
Rational Choice Theory
88
Economic Theory which states that people will act in a manner that increass their benefits and reduces their Losses.
Broken Window Theory
Expected Utility Principle
Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED),
Situational Crime Prevention (SCP)
89
Probability of apprehension and punishment for a crime
Certainty
Severity
Celerity
Celebrity
90
Jurist and Philosopher, advocating Abolishing of Death Penalty
Marcus Felson
Jeremy Bentham
Lawrence Cohen
Beccaria / Cesare Beccaria
91
Components of SCP which involves understanding the thought process of offenders who choose how to commit crime.
Opportunity
Techniques in Crime Prevention
Specificity
Rational Choice
92
Felonies is also known as?
Sinful nature
Mortal Sin
Unforgivable sin
Immortal Sin
93
CRIMINOLOGY is a ________?
hardscience
Social Science
Forensic Science
NONE of these
94
He agreed with lombroso on the biological basis of criminal behavior, however, his interest is more on socialism.
Emile Durkheim
Enrico Ferri
Gabriel Tarde
Cesare Lombroso
95
What is the correct meaning for the Acronym CJS?
Crime Justice System
Criminal Justice Science
Criminalistics Justice System
Criminal Justice System
96
What important events in Criminology Happens in 18th Century?
The School of Thought in Criminology
Neo-Classical School of Criminology
Classical School Of Criminology
The Positivist School/Italian School of Criminology
97
Theory Suggest that Crime occurs when the activity spaces of offenders and activity spaces of targets Intersect.
Situational Crime Prevention (SCP)
Expected Utility Principle
Deterrence Theory
Crime pattern theory
98
Complete the Subjective approaches Anthropological, Medical, Physiological, Psychological, Psychiatric, Psychoanalytical
Economical
Biographical
Ecological
Biological
99
This theory states that crime can be Controlled through the use of three punishments that were combined
Crime pattern theory
Deterrence Theory
Broken Window Theory
Routine Activities Theory
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This Pillar of CJS is Responsible For Judgement of Accused Criminal.
Court
Prosecutor
Community
Correction

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