criminal minds Crossword Puzzles
MONEY HEIST CROSSWORD 2024-05-05
Across
- Someone a criminal kidnaps
- British term for a police officer
- What police puts on your wrist when you are arrested
- a robbery
- To put money in the bank
- Up What police will shout before arresting someone
- You wear it to cover your face
Down
- Someone who steals money from a bank
- Someone who commits a crime
- "Get on your ______ if you want to live"
10 Clues: a robbery • To put money in the bank • Someone a criminal kidnaps • Someone who commits a crime • You wear it to cover your face • British term for a police officer • Someone who steals money from a bank • "Get on your ______ if you want to live" • Up What police will shout before arresting someone • What police puts on your wrist when you are arrested
Probation Crossword 2022 2022-07-15
Across
- a period of incarceration in a local jail at the beginning of the supervision period is a condition of the probation sentence
- Supervisor of DWI Unit
- person over 7 and less than 16 who commits an act that would be a crime if an adult did it
- Supervisor of Criminal Unit
- list of a person’s criminal history
- a sentence that allows the offender to remain in the community (under supervision) instead of being incarcerated.
- Family Court Intake Supervisor
- A court order in writing that says that a certain action must be taken, for example, making a person to appear in court
- Juvenile Supervisor
- A court order requiring the defendant to stay away from someone until the criminal case is resolved.
- PSI Supervisor
- type of order gives responsibility for the child's care and how the child is brought up
- American Probation and Parole Association
- To give evidence under oath as a witness in a court case
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- A 16 year old who is charged with a felony committed after September 30, 2018, or a 17 year old who is charged with a felony committed after September 30, 2019.
- Current Director
- Pre-Sentence Investigation
- NYS first offender ignition interlock law
- Pre-tial/interstate Supervisor
- New York State Probation Officers Association
- Court The highest level trial court in New York State
- Father of Probation
- The right of a non-custodial parent to be with the child
- Adult assessment tool
- Juvenile assessment tool
- Former Director
26 Clues: PSI Supervisor • Former Director • Current Director • Father of Probation • Juvenile Supervisor • Adult assessment tool • Supervisor of DWI Unit • Juvenile assessment tool • Pre-Sentence Investigation • Supervisor of Criminal Unit • Pre-tial/interstate Supervisor • Family Court Intake Supervisor • list of a person’s criminal history • NYS first offender ignition interlock law • ...
Exam 1 Review 2022-09-06
Across
- a type of murder that occurs during the commission of another felony such as robbery
- defined as a short-lived killing over a shorter period of time than serial murder
- a type of manslaughter where someone is killed while overwhelmed by emotion or passion
- persons that cannot always be linked to a killer or are unknown
- specific legal category of criminal homicide
- the general name for those murders with 4 or more victims at the same general point in time
- those homicides that imply the motive is autonomous from that of each other homicide
- murders involving multiple victims
- means the killing and consequences were considered and the act was committed anyways
- a type of perpetrator motivation that includes sexual fantasies is known as _____ sexual expression
- those homicides committed to reach a secondary goal
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- criminal homicides with a lesser degree of responsibility
- murder of multiple victims by same offender in separate events
- when killers take a momentum from the victim
- general term for killing of another individual
- homicide in defense of life or property
- a type of manslaughter where someone is killed because of another individual's reckless behavior
- homicide that is accidental but not due to recklessness
- a return to normalcy
- the minimum victim threshold in the FBI's 2005 definition of serial murder
- sometimes included in early definitions of serial murder to mean that the killing was thought about and planned
- murder and manslaughter
- the relationship between offender and victim in early definitions of serial murder
23 Clues: a return to normalcy • murder and manslaughter • murders involving multiple victims • homicide in defense of life or property • when killers take a momentum from the victim • specific legal category of criminal homicide • general term for killing of another individual • those homicides committed to reach a secondary goal • ...
Law 12; Prison Vocab and Slang 2020-04-24
Across
- an untrustworthy staff member
- a report depicting the mental state of a criminal
- going back to crime once out of prison
- the judicial conclusion of a punishment on a convicted criminal
- a sentence having a offender live in the community under the supervision of a parole officer
- release of a prisoner
- treatment and punishment going hand in hand when training offenders to function in society
- to punch another inmate in the jaw to see if they will fight back
- short release due to personal reasons or community service
- punishment to ensure offenders endure the consequences of the offence
- sentences that are served all at once
- sentence that suppresses privileges for a set amount of time
- entering a conversation a person is not welcome in or have no place in
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- punishment of an offender paying back the victim or society of violation
- a statement prepared by the victim or the victim's family naming the crime(s) done by the offender
- if specific conditions are met, a judgment can be finalized
- a criminal charge
- sentences served at night and on weekends
- Operated under the jurisdiction of a federal government
- house offenders awaiting trail and act as correctional centers
- the act of putting aside a persons record of conviction
- imprisonment of a person set for an amount of time
- situations that can lower the risk of a sentence
- a prisoner who does not stop talking about nothing
- a life sentence
- sentences that are serves one at a time
26 Clues: a life sentence • a criminal charge • release of a prisoner • an untrustworthy staff member • sentences that are served all at once • going back to crime once out of prison • sentences that are serves one at a time • sentences served at night and on weekends • situations that can lower the risk of a sentence • a report depicting the mental state of a criminal • ...
nmnlm 2023-01-24
Across
- transfer of accused fugitive from state were arrested to state where charged
- Defendants answer to plaintiff's declarations accused's answer to criminal charge
- Recognizance COndition of release of accused person without payment of bail
- post facto- ¨After the fact¨; fixing or changing punishment for an act after it was committed, now forbidden by U.S. Constitution
- trial- consideration of case by jury, as opposed
- written questions answer under oath
- Holding of prisoner without bail
- oral evidence given by witness
- written court order issued to serve administration of justice, usually stipulation that something be done or not be done
- Command to appear in court and testify
- offer money or property to fulfill an obligation
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- of Limitations- legislative act limiting time in which plaintiff may bring civil suit or state may bring criminal action
- - court order authorizing action by public officer, usually arrest or search seizure
- legally authorized period of delay
- criminal charges made by grand jury
- isolate jury
- legal case contested in court
- Annul or rescind a document decision or offer
- intentional abandonment of right
- of attorney- written authority allowing one person to act for another
- Corpus- ¨have the body¨: court order requiring that detained prisoner be produced in court to inquire into legality of detention
- Action to recover actual item of personal property rather than its value
- Damages- Damages in excess of accrual loss awarded to wronged plaintiff to punish defendant
- official inquiry or examination before jury: coroner's investigation of cause of death
- Contendere- ¨i do not with to contest¨
25 Clues: isolate jury • legal case contested in court • oral evidence given by witness • intentional abandonment of right • Holding of prisoner without bail • legally authorized period of delay • criminal charges made by grand jury • written questions answer under oath • Command to appear in court and testify • Contendere- ¨i do not with to contest¨ • ...
Law 2023-01-26
Across
- Trial: Consideration of case by jury, as opposted to by judge or arbitrator
- Annual or rescind a document decision or offer
- Legal case contested in court
- Written questions answered under oath
- Legally authorized period of delay
- Written authority allowing one person to act for another
- Criminal charges made by grand jury
- Action to recover actual item of personal value rather than it's value
- Court order authorizing action by public officer, usually arrest or scarch and seizure
- Corpus: "Have the body", court order requiring that detained prisoner be produced in court to inquire into legality of detention
- of limitations: Legislative act limiting time in which plaintiff may bring civil suit or state may bring criminal action
- Detention Holding of prisoner without bail
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- Command to appear in court and testify
- Intentional abandonment of right
- Oral evidence given by witness
- Written court order issued to serve administration of justice; usually stipulating that something be done or not be done.
- Transfer of accused fugitive from state where arrested to state where charged
- Damages Damages in excess of actual loss awarded to wronged plaintiff to punish defendant
- Official Inquiry or examination before jury; coroner's investigation of cause of death
- Defendant's answer to plaintiff's declaration; accused's answer to criminal charge
- "I do not wish to contest"own Recognizance Condition of release of accused person without payment of bail
- Isolate jury
- Offer money or property to fulfill an obligation
- Post Facto "Afler the fact"; fixing or changing punishment for an act after it was committed, now forbidden by U.S. Constitution.
24 Clues: Isolate jury • Legal case contested in court • Oral evidence given by witness • Intentional abandonment of right • Legally authorized period of delay • Criminal charges made by grand jury • Written questions answered under oath • Command to appear in court and testify • Detention Holding of prisoner without bail • Annual or rescind a document decision or offer • ...
Legal Crossword 2015-03-04
Across
- A high intellectual capacity, comprehensive and up-to-date knowledge of the law and procedures in the chosen field of practice.
- skilled secretaries often advance to becoming law clerks or?
- These are usually chosen from leading barristers or senior solicitors.
- In some courts, these people may be required to wear a wig and gown.
- Who's job is it to run the court registry office?
- Someone who delivers court documents, such as writs.
- A Coroner is also known as this?
- Someone who assists people with legal problems.
- Solicitors can specialise in areas such as business, commercial, family, immigration and _ law.
- Someone who's job it is to bring witnesses into the courtroom.
- Performed by a forensic pathologist. It is used to determine the presence, nature and extent of any disease or damage in order to ascertain cause of death.
Down
- This is essential to objectivity and detachment. It is also fundamental to sound judgement and observance duties of the court.
- A group of elected members who sit in parliament.
- A formal court case where evidence is given about a death or incident.
- Must retire at the age of 65.
- Someone who represents the interests of all citizens in the criminal justice system
- This group makes decisions based on the evidence that is given in court.
- There is a jury in almost all criminal trials held in the _ and District Courts.
- A person or group suing the defendant.
- If you have committed a crime and are being charged, you will be referred to as this?
20 Clues: Must retire at the age of 65. • A Coroner is also known as this? • A person or group suing the defendant. • Someone who assists people with legal problems. • A group of elected members who sit in parliament. • Who's job is it to run the court registry office? • Someone who delivers court documents, such as writs. • ...
Patrol officer everyday work 2024-11-27
Across
- A formal notice issued for a minor violation, often resulting in a fine.
- The act of regularly monitoring a specific area to maintain safety and order.
- Refers to vehicles or people moving on roads.
- The observation of a person or area to gather information, often in the context of criminal investigation.
- Objects or information used in a criminal investigation to prove or disprove facts.
- Additional officers called for support during potentially dangerous or high-stress situations.
- A person believed to have committed a crime, under investigation.
- The system that assigns officers to specific calls or emergencies.
- A person who has seen an event or crime and can provide testimony or evidence.
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- The act of ensuring that laws and regulations are followed.
- A mode of transportation, often involved in traffic stops or accidents during patrol duties.
- The legal venue where criminal cases are tried, often involving police testimony.
- A formal written account of an event, typically detailing facts and actions taken.
- An event or occurrence that may require police attention or action.
- A non-lethal weapon used to subdue a suspect by delivering an electric shock.
- A formal notice issued for a traffic or minor violation, typically resulting in a fine.
- The legal act of taking someone into custody, usually on suspicion of committing a crime.
- The temporary holding of an individual for questioning or investigation.
- A trained police dog used for sniffing out drugs, explosives, or tracking suspects.
- The process of asking a person about an incident or situation to gather information.
20 Clues: Refers to vehicles or people moving on roads. • The act of ensuring that laws and regulations are followed. • A person believed to have committed a crime, under investigation. • The system that assigns officers to specific calls or emergencies. • An event or occurrence that may require police attention or action. • ...
12 Angry Men: Terms 2025-05-05
Across
- A person found guilty of a criminal offense and serving a sentence of imprisonment
- Engage in long and careful consideration
- Evidence that relies on inference to connect it to a conclusion of fact
- The killing of another human being by one or another
- A formal written or spoken statement given in a court of law
- A person who has personally seen something happen and can give a first-hand description
- A judge's order that a case may not be discussed in public
- Amendment Guarantees that a person cannot be compelled to present incriminating testimony
- Prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another
- The person accused of a crime
- The obligation of the prosecution to prove the defendant's guilt
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- A lawyer who conducts the case against a defendant in a criminal court
- A decision of a jury on issues of fact submitted to it for decision
- A decision or judgment formed or supported by everyone in a group
- An action, especially a crime, thought out or planned beforehand
- Body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid
- An excuse providing an account of one's whereabouts at the time of an alleged act
- A jury whose members cannot agree on a verdict
- A person who brings a case against another in a court of law
- The traditional standard of proof that must be exceeded to secure a guilty verdict in a criminal case in a court of law
- Accused but not proven or convicted
21 Clues: The person accused of a crime • Accused but not proven or convicted • Engage in long and careful consideration • A jury whose members cannot agree on a verdict • The killing of another human being by one or another • A judge's order that a case may not be discussed in public • A formal written or spoken statement given in a court of law • ...
Vocabulary Assignment 1 2022-09-07
Friday Trivia 2023-02-24
Across
- Country to which a person is responsible for paying taxes
- A list of individuals, countries, groups, or items that require close surveillance
- Introduction of criminal proceeds into the financial system
- Screening tool used by NCB
- Disclosing information likely to prejudice an investigation
- Separation of criminal proceeds from their source to disguise the audit trail and provide the appearance of legitimacy
Down
- This is the stage in which criminal proceeds are treated as legitimate
- All procedures, methods, and transactions designed to change the identity of illegally obtained money so that it appears to have originated from a legitimate source
- Customer shows uncommon curiosity about internal systems, controls and policies
- Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act
10 Clues: Screening tool used by NCB • Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act • Country to which a person is responsible for paying taxes • Introduction of criminal proceeds into the financial system • Disclosing information likely to prejudice an investigation • This is the stage in which criminal proceeds are treated as legitimate • ...
Miranda v Arizona/ Gideon v Wainwright 2022-02-28
Across
- “in all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right . . . to have the assistance of counsel for his defense
- a lawyer can __ a suspect about what to say and what not to say during the questioning
- a person involved in a criminal case cannot be forced to be a witness against himself
- He was charged with ___ into a pool
Down
- The right to a lawyer
- He was placed into this room for two hours
- These are lawyers employed by the state to represent these criminal defendants
- the form of confession made by Miranda
- A police officer must read this to you before questioning or nothing you say can be admissible.
- The constitution is this form of document
10 Clues: The right to a lawyer • He was charged with ___ into a pool • the form of confession made by Miranda • The constitution is this form of document • He was placed into this room for two hours • These are lawyers employed by the state to represent these criminal defendants • a person involved in a criminal case cannot be forced to be a witness against himself • ...
Crime and criminals, unit 9 2022-04-13
30 Clues: доказ • палій • тюрма • свідок • вбивця • радити • підпал • борець • втікати • вчинити • навмисно • термінал • невинний • на лавці • описувати • фальшивий • злочинець • грабіжник • грабіжник • жорстокий • зізнаватися • особистість • збентежений • розслідувати • контактувати • захоплюватися • несправедливість • крадіжка зі зломом • крадіжка в магазині • торгівля наркотиками
Second Time 2B Botany Bay 2015-10-27
31 Clues: dom • bov • bli • hals • löss • tjuv • hetta • fånge • unken • spyor • stank • kedja • ankare • rånare • ruttna • ombord • flotta • russin • lämplig • innertak • fängelse • nybyggare • förvisning • brottsling • besättning • kackerlacka • botten, durk • sjöresa, resa • under, nedanför • steril, ofruktbar • boplats, bosättning
21-24 2023-10-20
26 Clues: 평판 • 증상 • 위기 • 항구 • 문학 • 하락 • 수하물 • 적절한 • 위생의 • 엄청난 • 유창한 • 제출하다 • 맥박 고동 • 경력 직업 • 자유 해방 • 자산 재산 • 발생시키다 • 지출 경비 • 범인 범죄자 • 다른 뚜렷한 • 잘못인도하다 • 신청서 원서 • 익숙한 능숙한 • 부정의 소극적인 • 일정한 지속적인 • 조종하다 조작하다
Justice & Asylum Reforms 2023-11-05
Across
- Organized places.
- Care facility.
- Prison reformer.
- Incarceration place.
- Lawbreaker.
- Knowledge acquisition.
- Recovery.
- Division.
- Supporters of a cause.
- Care for health issues.
Down
- Dix Mental health reformer.
- Community.
- Change advocates.
- Mental health.
- Enacted laws.
- Imprisonment.
- Guiding role.
- Empathy.
- Self-respect.
- Compassionate.
- Youth-related.
- Progress.
22 Clues: Empathy. • Progress. • Recovery. • Division. • Community. • Lawbreaker. • Enacted laws. • Imprisonment. • Guiding role. • Self-respect. • Mental health. • Care facility. • Compassionate. • Youth-related. • Prison reformer. • Change advocates. • Organized places. • Incarceration place. • Knowledge acquisition. • Supporters of a cause. • Care for health issues. • Dix Mental health reformer.
crimes and criminals 2024-02-13
Across
- поджигатель
- грабитель(чел.)
- разбойник/мародер
- преступление
- воровство.в.магазине
- наркоторговец
- вандал
- убивать(син.murder)
- грабитель(места)
- вор(вообще)
- наркоторговля
- контрабандист
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- кража(вообще)
- ввоз.контрабанды
- ограбление(чел.)
- убийство
- разбой/мародерство
- взломщик (напр.дома)
- ограбление(места)
- поджог
- преступник
- убийца
- магазинный.вор
- взлом(напр.дома)
- красть(вообще)
- вандализм
26 Clues: поджог • убийца • вандал • убийство • вандализм • преступник • поджигатель • вор(вообще) • преступление • кража(вообще) • наркоторговец • наркоторговля • контрабандист • магазинный.вор • красть(вообще) • грабитель(чел.) • ввоз.контрабанды • ограбление(чел.) • взлом(напр.дома) • грабитель(места) • ограбление(места) • разбойник/мародер • разбой/мародерство • убивать(син.murder) • взломщик (напр.дома) • воровство.в.магазине
6B Crossword Puzzle 2024-04-05
20 Clues: amar • rentar • failure • fascinar • capturar • Extranjero • Crítica (f) • Crítico (m) • La detective • Una criminal • primer galán • para arrestar • Enamorarse de • estrella de cine • cometer un crimen • Estoy enamorado de • has visto un perro • ladrón tomó dinero • he visto una persona • si ella tomara dinero
Crimes Kedirin 2023-04-20
Across
- mõrvar
- võltsima
- kurjategija
- narkootikumidega kaubitsema
- süütama
- tänavaröövi teostama
- vägistaja
- poliitilist mõrva teostama
- purjuspäi autot juhtima
- murdvargust toime panema
- piraat
- salakaubavedaja
Down
- kuritegu
- terrorist
- rööver
- mõrvama
- tänavarööver
- poevaras
- salakaupa vedama
- vandaalitseja
- varastama
- varas
- autot röövima
- reetur
- vandaalitsema
- relva ähvardusel röövima
26 Clues: varas • mõrvar • rööver • reetur • piraat • mõrvama • süütama • kuritegu • võltsima • poevaras • terrorist • vägistaja • varastama • kurjategija • tänavarööver • vandaalitseja • autot röövima • vandaalitsema • salakaubavedaja • salakaupa vedama • tänavaröövi teostama • purjuspäi autot juhtima • relva ähvardusel röövima • murdvargust toime panema • poliitilist mõrva teostama • narkootikumidega kaubitsema
Vocabulary Unit 2 2022-09-29
32 Clues: Opfer • Brust • Neffe • Waffe • Brust • Tatort • Rätsel • Zeuger • stehlen • Bericht • begehen • illegal • ermorden • schützen • verstört • beweisen • erwähnen • attraktiv • entkommen • Verwandte • übernehmen • Papierkorb • Verbrecher • Ermittlung • Erpressung • historisch • Angestellte • Verdächtiger • hervorragend • aufschließen • Sachbearbeiter • in Pension gehen
Lessons 5 & 6 2024-11-15
20 Clues: Flat • Enemy • Timid • mnpeoy • aibomk • Opposed • neniias • Sluggish • A leader • Confined • One whole • To reject • yopeeprmtr • Footprint or trace • The criminal is ______ • Done quickly or hastily • A strong taste or liking • The weather is always ______ • A zombie ______ is bound to happen • His words during the argument were ______
Top Up 7-12 2025-05-20
32 Clues: resa • köra • bära • elev • köpa • byta • några • ensam • spänd • oljud • sista • värka • fråga • rädda • flytta • klocka • besöka • farlig • fattig • billig • annons • hjärna • skjuta • sanning • tidning • förlora • skratta • upptäcka • förvånad • bry sig om • brottsling • jättestor, enorm
Reading 12, 13, 15 2016-02-12
27 Clues: 시장 • 선거 • 검사 • 주지사 • 피고인 • 지방의 • 중앙의 • 후보자 • 정치인 • 유죄의 • 유권자 • 범죄의 • 대통령의 • 지명하다 • 개최하다 • 인기없는 • 공식적으로 • 소송, 판례 • 구역, 지구 • 입법부, 의회 • 배심, 배심원단 • (문장끝)하지만 • 무죄의, 결백한 • 제시하다, 제출하다 • 민주주의의, 민주당의 • 공화주의의, 공화당의 • 지명된사람, 지명후보
CROSSWORD 8-14 2025-04-13
33 Clues: las • góra • tani • cena • dziki • hasło • rabat • gracz • morze • prawo • grypa • rzeka • drogi • zdrowy • śmieci • powódź • złamany • szpital • drużyna • choroba • przegrać • siłownia • lekarstwo • więzienie • przekąska • wynalazek • zwycięzca • zamówienie • przestępca • mistrzostwa • pielęgniarka • zanieczyszczenie • działalność charytatywna
Text 3 Why we do what we do 2024-12-08
Across
- förseelse, brott
- självständighet
- tonåring, ungdom
- ihärdig,ihållande
- psykolog
- bryta (mot lagen, regler)
- brottsling,kriminell
- kriminolog
- beroende
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- utmaning
- betydande, betydelsefull
- recensera,granska
- gärningsman, förbrytare
- genetisk
- karaktärsdrag
- begå, göra sig skyldig (brott)
- brist, underskott
- problembeteende
- ungdomsbrottslighet
- tillfällig
- miljö
- överseende, nåd
- vinna, erövra
- mognad
24 Clues: miljö • mognad • utmaning • genetisk • psykolog • beroende • tillfällig • kriminolog • karaktärsdrag • vinna, erövra • problembeteende • självständighet • överseende, nåd • förseelse, brott • tonåring, ungdom • recensera,granska • brist, underskott • ihärdig,ihållande • ungdomsbrottslighet • brottsling,kriminell • gärningsman, förbrytare • betydande, betydelsefull • bryta (mot lagen, regler) • ...
Crossword for Michael by Ms Kamila 2025-12-10
Across
- - будь осторожен
- - шутка
- - понимать
- - правило
- - беспорядок, бардак
- - neро
- - двигаться
- - вкусный
- - полезный , отзывчивый
- - смешной, веселый
- - скучный.
- - наслаждаться
- - зайти, войти
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- - кусок
- - путь
- - бензин , топливо
- - слово
- - шляпа
- - медсестра
- - делать
- - преступник
- - предмет
- - блюдо, тарелка
- - тихий
- -что -то
- - загорать
- - платить
- - багажник
28 Clues: - путь • - neро • - кусок • - слово • - шутка • - шляпа • - тихий • - делать • -что -то • - предмет • - правило • - вкусный • - платить • - понимать • - загорать • - скучный. • - багажник • - медсестра • - двигаться • - преступник • - наслаждаться • - зайти, войти • - будь осторожен • - блюдо, тарелка • - бензин , топливо • - смешной, веселый • - беспорядок, бардак • - полезный , отзывчивый
ELA 11 - Period 2 2012-09-18
Across
- To question closely
- A urgent request made to the public
- A place for confinement of people being convicted of a crime
- A plea of a person who claims not to have committed a crime
- A release of a prisoner but is watched by an officer
- A person who brings a case against another in the court of law
- The release of an offender, under supervision.
- An individual or company that is being sued or accused in the court of law
- A proceeding after a criminal complaint has been filed by the prosecutor, to determine if there is enough evidence for a trial
- Declare someone to be guilty of charge
- Evidence or proof provided by the existence or appearence
- A legal document calling someone to court
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- The crime of murder that is planned
- A building to which people are legally committed as a punishment for crimes they have committed
- The crime of killing a human being without meaning to
- A crime involving violence, usually punishable by imprisonment
- A formal charge or accusation of a serious charge
- An official in a court of law of keeps order
- The institution and conducting of legal proceedings against someone in respect of a criminal charge
- Not guilty of a crime of offense
- A formal examination of evidence by a judge
- Free someone from a criminal charge
- A sworn body of people trying to find a fact on a question
- Think out or plan
- A minor crime
- Declare the punishment decided for an offender
26 Clues: A minor crime • Think out or plan • To question closely • Not guilty of a crime of offense • The crime of murder that is planned • A urgent request made to the public • Free someone from a criminal charge • Declare someone to be guilty of charge • A legal document calling someone to court • A formal examination of evidence by a judge • ...
Sociology Chapter 7 Vocab 2024-01-10
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- behavior that departs from societal or group norms
- a repetition of, or return to, cirminal behavior
- rewards or punishments that encourage conformity to social norms
- only occasional breaking of norms
- behavior that underconforms to accepted norms
- deviance that becomes a lifestyle and part of an individual’s identity
- the theory that deviance is more likely to occur when a gap exists between cultural goals and the ability to achieve them
- an act commited in violation of the law
- process of reducing seriousness of the crimes that injure people of lower status
- the process of changing or reforming a criminal through socialization
- the theory that individuals learn deviance in proportion to the number of deviant acts and norms to which they are exposed
- the theory that society creates deviance by identifying particular members as deviant
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- system comprising institutions and processes responsible for enforcing criminal statuses
- behavior that overconforms to social expectations
- Job-related crimes commited by high-status people
- a method of protecting society from criminals by keeping them in prison
- the theory that compliance with social norms requites strong bonds between individuals and society
- ways to encourage conformity to society’s norms
- discouraging criminal acts by threatening punishment
- a person who breaks significant societal or group norms
- an undesirable label used to deny a deviant acceptance
- punishment intended to make cirminals pay compensation for their acts
- a social condition in which norms are weak, conflicting or absent
- punishment intended to make criminals pay monetary compensation to make up for the finacial damage caused by their acts.
24 Clues: only occasional breaking of norms • an act commited in violation of the law • behavior that underconforms to accepted norms • ways to encourage conformity to society’s norms • a repetition of, or return to, cirminal behavior • behavior that overconforms to social expectations • Job-related crimes commited by high-status people • ...
Administration of Justice Review 2024-08-20
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- An attorney that represents the individual accused of the crime committed
- The actual money that the losing side must pay to the winning side to make up for losses or injuries
- An attorney appointed to represent individuals who cannot afford one of their own (indigents)
- test one takes when applying to law school
- protects logos and brand names
- protects artistic works- movies, books, music
- is a question-and-answer session used in the pre-trial "discovery" process of a civil lawsuit, to gain information about the case
- mutual agreement between the two sides/parties in a legal case. This type of agreement often allows both parties to avoid a f
- Amendment that gives individuals the right to counsel/an attorney in a criminal case
- the burden of proof required to determine guilt in a criminal case.
- represents the gov. or state, not the victim specifically
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- individual accused of the crime committed
- person/group who files a lawsuit in a civil case
- SCOTUS case that gave us the public defender's office
- test one takes to become a licensed attorney
- protects your inventions
- located inside the courtroom is the structure that separates spectators from those participating in the trial
- claim exists when a person dies due to the legal fault of another
- agreements in which the defendant chooses to plead guilty in order to avoid a formal trial
- has entire charge and control of every criminal prosecution instituted or pending in his district, and determines whom, when, and how a case should be prosecuted
20 Clues: protects your inventions • protects logos and brand names • individual accused of the crime committed • test one takes when applying to law school • test one takes to become a licensed attorney • protects artistic works- movies, books, music • person/group who files a lawsuit in a civil case • SCOTUS case that gave us the public defender's office • ...
Crossword 11-12 2024-11-15
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- evidence found in an illegal search cannot be used at trial against the defendant
- having a reasonable belief that a specific person has committed a crime
- illegal items
- court order commanding that the person named in it be taken into custody
- defense that says people who have a mental disease or disorder should not be convicted
- giving evidence and answering questions that would tend to subject one to criminal prosecution
- limited pat-down of a person's outer clothing
- defense where a person claims they did something as a result of coercion or a threat of immediate danger to life or personal safety
- evidence that the defendant was somewhere else at the time the crime was committed
- when a person suspected of a crime is taken into custody
- Latin term meaning "in good faith"
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- belief that an individual is involved in criminal activity
- defense where a person claims they were induced, or persuaded, to commit the crime by law enforcement
- to question a witness or suspected criminal
- defense when a person is compelled to react to a situation that is unavoidable in order to protect life
- to confirm
- children under a certain age have this defense
- at the time of the crime, they were so drunk or high that they did not know what they were doing
- sworn statement of facts and resources
- police must read these when taking a suspect into custody
- a court order issued by a judge, giving police the power to search a person or building
21 Clues: to confirm • illegal items • Latin term meaning "in good faith" • sworn statement of facts and resources • to question a witness or suspected criminal • limited pat-down of a person's outer clothing • children under a certain age have this defense • when a person suspected of a crime is taken into custody • police must read these when taking a suspect into custody • ...
Criminal Justice: Crime Scene 2022-11-03
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- all persons at a crime scene need to be ____ but with compassion
- all crime scenes are _____
- any statements or physical items presented to prove that a crime was committed
- the type of firearm that does NOT eject a spent shell casing
- the taking of a person wether constructively or by placing them in handcuffs into official custody is called an
- when not putting out fires, their other responsibilities are to render aid at a crime scene
- responding officers should attempt to preserve ____
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- The officers 3rd responsibility is to protect scene ____
- officers need to ______ every action they take
- the unit that looks for forensic evidence at a crime scene *hint its an acronym for the guys that were here on wednesday
- the amendment that covers cruel and unusual punishments
- the person who responds to the scene to investigate the crime
- The item used to keep track of who enters and leaves the crime scene
- responding officers next responsibility is to ____ suspects
- the place where an offense has occurred and forensic evidence may be found
- the documentary we watched yesterday: name the horror movie that inspired the murder of Cassie Jo
- the amendment that covers search and seizure issues
17 Clues: all crime scenes are _____ • officers need to ______ every action they take • the amendment that covers search and seizure issues • responding officers should attempt to preserve ____ • the amendment that covers cruel and unusual punishments • The officers 3rd responsibility is to protect scene ____ • responding officers next responsibility is to ____ suspects • ...
Super Minds 2 Revision 2023-09-11
Crime Quiz 1 March 2024 2024-03-04
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- type of intent where person shows an extreme lack of care
- type of case where the state seeks to punish a person who has harmed society
- in PA, type of theft valued at less than $2,000
- in PA, type of felony theft ranging from $2K to $99K
- unlawful entry with intent to steal
- type of manslaughter when a person has been provoked by another
- Latin term "criminal intent" - a person's mindset
- legal term for theft
- Philadelphia sports team
- stealing property using a threat of immediate violence
- type of intent where a person disregarded the likely outcome
- with premeditation, you did this before committing the murder
- blackmail
- type of intent where a person intended the result that happened
- Latin term means a person commits an act or fails to act
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- type of manslaughter caused by criminal negligence or an unintended killin
- a less severe crime;may serve up to one year in prison
- type of case in which one person sues another person looking to get money
- in PA, type of felony theft ranging from $100K to $499K
- a more severe crime that may result in execution
- type of manslaughter when someone acts in the heat of anger
- type of intent when a person is guilty of a crime regardless of intent
- New York sports team
- misrepresent a fact to get property from a person
- with a homicide, means "done with a cool mind"
- a person takes money they have been entrusted with
- city in northwestern PA
- in PA type of felony theft of items worth more than $500k
- what type of intent? Joe meant to kill another person
- symbol of St. Patrick's Day
- in your text, means theft less than $500
31 Clues: blackmail • New York sports team • legal term for theft • city in northwestern PA • Philadelphia sports team • symbol of St. Patrick's Day • unlawful entry with intent to steal • in your text, means theft less than $500 • with a homicide, means "done with a cool mind" • in PA, type of theft valued at less than $2,000 • a more severe crime that may result in execution • ...
English 2023-01-26
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- Transfer of accused fugitive from state where arrested to state where charged
- Damages: Damages in excess of actual loss awarded to wronged plaintiff to punish defendant
- Defendant’s answer to plaintiff’s declaration; accused’s answer to criminal charge
- Written court order issued to serve administration of jusice; ussually stipulating that something be done or not be done.
- Recognizance: Condition of release of accused person without payments of bail.
- Command to appear in court and testify
- Trial: Consideration of case by jury, as opposed to by judge or arbitrator
- Written questions answered underoath
- Detention: Holding of prisoner without bail
- of limitations: Legislative act limiting time in which plaintiff may bring civil suit or state may bring criminal action
- Oral evidence given by witness
- Action to recover actual item personal property rather that its value
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- Court order authorizing action by public officer, ussually arrest or search and seizure
- Legally authorized period of delay
- Official Inquiry or examination before jury;coroner’s investigation of cause of death
- Isolate jury
- Annul of rescind a document decision or offer.
- Legal case contested in court
- Intentional abandonment of right
- of Attorney: Written authority allowing one person to act for another
- Corpus: “Have the body; court order requiring that detained prisoner be produced in court to inquire into legality of detention.
- Post Facto: “After the fact”; fixing or changing punishment for an act after it was commited, now forbidden by U.S. Constitution.
- Criminal charges made by grand jury
- Contendere: “I do not wish to contest”
- Offer money or property to fulfill an obligation
25 Clues: Isolate jury • Legal case contested in court • Oral evidence given by witness • Intentional abandonment of right • Legally authorized period of delay • Criminal charges made by grand jury • Written questions answered underoath • Command to appear in court and testify • Contendere: “I do not wish to contest” • Detention: Holding of prisoner without bail • ...
Law Vocab 2023-01-26
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- Transfer of accused fugitive from state where arrested to state where charged
- Isolate jury
- Command to appear in court and testify
- International abandonment of right
- Court order authorizing action by public officer usually arrest or search and seizure
- Damages in excess of actual loss awarded to wrong plaintiff to punish defendant
- Oral evidence given by witness
- Corpus “Have the body”; court order requiring that detained prisoner be produced in court to inquire into legality of detention
- Annul or rescind a document decision or offer
- Offer money or property to fulfill an obligation
- Condition of release of accused person without payment of bail
- “After the fact”; fixing or changing punishment for an act after it was committed, now forbidden by the U.S. constitution.
- Legally authorized period of delay
- Trial Consideration of case by the jury, as opposed to by judge or arbitrator
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- Written court order issued to serve administration of justice; usually stipulating that something be done or not be done.
- Holding of prisoners without bail.
- Official inquiry or examination before jury: coroner’s investigation of cause of death
- Criminal charges made by grand jury
- Action to recover actual item of personal property rather than its value
- Defendant's answer to plaintiff's declaration accused’s answer to criminal charge
- written authority allowing one person to act for another
- Written questions answered under oath
- Legal case considered in court
- “I DO not wish to contest”
- Legislative act limiting time in which plaintiff may bring civil suit or state may bring criminal action
25 Clues: Isolate jury • “I DO not wish to contest” • Legal case considered in court • Oral evidence given by witness • Holding of prisoners without bail. • International abandonment of right • Legally authorized period of delay • Criminal charges made by grand jury • Written questions answered under oath • Command to appear in court and testify • ...
Vocab Packet 2023-01-24
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- Legislative act of limiting time in which plaintiff may bring civil suit or state may bring criminal action
- Isolate Jury
- Criminal charges made by grand jury
- Written authority allowing one person to act for another
- Action to recover actual item of personal property rather than its value
- “I do not wish to contest”
- Condition of release of accused person without oayment of bail
- Intentional abandonment of right
- “After the fact”; fixing or changing punishment for an act after it wascommited, now forbidden by U.S. Constitution
- Defendant’s answer to plaintiff;s declaration; accused’s answer to criminal charge
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- Consideration of case by jury, as opposed to by judge or arbitrator
- Legal case contested in court
- Official Inquiry or examination before jury; coroner’s investigation of cause of death
- Transfer of accused fugitive from state where arrested to state where charged
- Offer money or property to fulfill an obligation
- Court order authoriziing action by public officer, usually arrest or search and seizure
- Written questions answered under oath
- Oral evidene given by witness
- “Have the body”; court order requiring that detained prisoner be produced in court to inquire into legality of detention
- Holding of prisoner without bail
- Damages in excess of actual loss awarded to wronged plaintiff to punish defendant
- Annul or rescind a document decisions or offer
- Written court order issued to serve administration of justice; usually stipulating that something be done or not be done
- Command to appear in court and testify
- Legally authorized period of delay
25 Clues: Isolate Jury • “I do not wish to contest” • Legal case contested in court • Oral evidene given by witness • Holding of prisoner without bail • Intentional abandonment of right • Legally authorized period of delay • Criminal charges made by grand jury • Written questions answered under oath • Command to appear in court and testify • Annul or rescind a document decisions or offer • ...
Civics Literacy - Judiciary 2024-11-24
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- Division of government into legislative, executive, and judicial branches.
- A title for a judge on the Supreme Court.
- A regional division of federal courts.
- A request to review a court's decision.
- A small mallet used by judges to maintain order.
- The highest court in the United States.
- Legal procedures guaranteed by the Constitution.
- The document outlining the framework of the U.S. government.
- Relating to the national government.
- A session in court where legal arguments are presented.
- The greater number of justices agreeing on a case outcome.
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- The person who brings a case to court.
- The legal team that brings charges in a criminal case.
- Relating to the courts or judges.
- The seat where judges sit in a courtroom.
- A justice’s disagreement with the majority opinion.
- A legal decision that sets an example for future cases.
- The first ten amendments to the Constitution.
- A written explanation of a court's decision.
- A change or addition to the Constitution.
- The authority of a court to hear a case.
- The decision made by a jury or judge in a case.
- Cases involving violations of law.
- The legal team representing the accused.
- The person accused or sued in a court case.
- and Balances A system to prevent any one branch of government from becoming too powerful.
- A legal order to appear in court or provide evidence.
- The schedule of cases to be heard in court.
- A formal examination of evidence in a court.
- Non-criminal legal disputes between parties.
30 Clues: Relating to the courts or judges. • Cases involving violations of law. • Relating to the national government. • The person who brings a case to court. • A regional division of federal courts. • A request to review a court's decision. • The highest court in the United States. • The authority of a court to hear a case. • The legal team representing the accused. • ...
November Edition Crossword 2024-11-11
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- One of a handful of Russian defense companies accused of developing drones in China.
- One of two criminal groups whose conflict inadvertently led to the assassination of Mexican mayor Alejandro Arcos Catalán.
- Russia's Envoy to the United Nations.
- Union striking against Boeing.
- Word which is used to describe survivors of the atomic bomb attacks on Japan.
- One of two children whose story Save the Children uses to advocate for the rights of children in war.
- This Russian news outlet is considered to be working on behalf of the Russian government by American officials.
- If a NFL team owner invests in a private equity fund, their investment cannot exceed this percent ownership stake if that fund invests in another team.
- Inhabitants of this city fought back against rising tourism by firing water guns at tourists.
- Outgoing president of Mexico.
- Mozambique discovered deposits of this resource in 2010, hoping they would bring an economic boost with them.
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- This messaging system is used primarily for international trade and currency exchange.
- A city which was faced the most severe effects of Nigeria's flooding.
- Many criminal groups control over this geographical "Gap" to control human trafficking routes.
- Leader of Japanese junior party.
- Head of the Georgian Institute of Politics.
- International criminal law originates from these trials following World War II.
- Uruguay's Lacalle Pou administration implemented this type of measure to manage the nation's growing debt.
- Iran is part of this organization of oil-producing states.
- Director of National Geographic's Pristine Seas initiative.
20 Clues: Outgoing president of Mexico. • Union striking against Boeing. • Leader of Japanese junior party. • Russia's Envoy to the United Nations. • Head of the Georgian Institute of Politics. • Iran is part of this organization of oil-producing states. • Director of National Geographic's Pristine Seas initiative. • ...
12 Angry Men Act 1 2025-09-30
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- being in complete agreement
- to come before
- a process of voting, in writing and typically in secret.
- to go or move backward; to become more distant, withdraw
- An initial hearing in which a judge decides if there is probable cause to believe that the defendant committed the crime with which he or she is charged
- Asserted / suspected without proof
- making a show of virtue or righteousness; hypocritically moralistic or pious, self-righteous
- swearing to tell the truth while testifying
- The level of certainty a juror must have to find a defendant guilty of a crime.
- The court process to determine whether someone committed a criminal act
- feel bitterness or slight anger at a circumstance, action, or person
- not guilty verdict in a criminal case / verdict indicating a reasonable doubt of criminal wrongdoing
- injection administered for the purposes of euthanasia or as a means of capital punishment.
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- poor
- someone who questions details obsessively and unnecessarily
- The fraudulent making or altering of any writing or currency
- a person whose job is to keep, inspect, and analyse financial accounts
- poor (again)
- a formal written or spoken witness' s statement, especially one given in a court of law under oath.
- Complete control of a product or business by one person or group
- any physical act that hurts or scares an individual
- the jury) the member of a jury selected to preside over and speak for all the jurors on the panel
- threat
23 Clues: poor • threat • poor (again) • to come before • being in complete agreement • Asserted / suspected without proof • swearing to tell the truth while testifying • any physical act that hurts or scares an individual • a process of voting, in writing and typically in secret. • to go or move backward; to become more distant, withdraw • ...
Crime 2018-12-10
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- A person or group of people take over an aeroplane and force it to land somewhere (crime)
- A person intentionally damages public or private property (criminal)
- Someone threatens another person on the streets and takes their valuables from them (verb)
- A group of people entre a bank with weapons and steal the money (crime)
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- You come home from holiday to find that your TV and laptop have been stolen (criminal)
- Someone is taken somewhere without their permission (criminal)
- An angry person takes someone’s life (criminal)
7 Clues: An angry person takes someone’s life (criminal) • Someone is taken somewhere without their permission (criminal) • A person intentionally damages public or private property (criminal) • A group of people entre a bank with weapons and steal the money (crime) • You come home from holiday to find that your TV and laptop have been stolen (criminal) • ...
Crime 2018-12-10
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- Someone is taken somewhere without their permission (criminal)
- You come home from holiday to find that your TV and laptop have been stolen (criminal)
- An angry person takes someone’s life (criminal)
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- A person or group of people take over an aeroplane and force it to land somewhere (crime)
- A person intentionally damages public or private property (criminal)
- A group of people entre a bank with weapons and steal the money (crime)
- Someone threatens another person on the streets and takes their valuables from them (verb)
7 Clues: An angry person takes someone’s life (criminal) • Someone is taken somewhere without their permission (criminal) • A person intentionally damages public or private property (criminal) • A group of people entre a bank with weapons and steal the money (crime) • You come home from holiday to find that your TV and laptop have been stolen (criminal) • ...
Master Minds-Part 2 2023-01-26
11 Clues: cheater • artistic • book genre • Mayor´s son • perfect town • ¨not special¨ • tori´s best friend • malik´s best friend • where kids break into • glitchy internet topic • work in the plastic factory
Hunter Vastine 2012-02-23
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- homicide- of wrongly causing the death of another human being after rationally considering the timing or method of doing so
- formally certifies the accused is free from the charge of an offense, as far as the criminal law is concerned
- Rights- is a warning given by police in the United States to criminal suspects in police custody (or in a custodial interrogation) before they are interrogated to preserve the admissibility of their statements against them in criminal proceedings
- having the agreement and consent of all
- any party who is required to answer the complaint of a plantiff or pursuer in a civil lawsuit before a court, or any party who has been formally charged or accused of violating a criminal statute
- jury- a jury that cannot come up with a verdict after an extended period of deliberation
- a person who directs others
- the formal finding of fact made by jury on matters or questions submitted to the jury by a judge
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- of proof- is the obligation to shift the accepted conclusion away from an oppositional opinion to one's own position
- is a solemn attestation as to to the truth of a matter
- examination- the interrogation of a witness called by one’s opponent
- by a government agency, most often a court, that has authority to compel testimony by a witness or production of evidence under a penalty for failure
- jeopardy- is a procedural defence that forbids a defendant from being tried again on the same (or similar) charges following a legitimate acquittal or conviction
- assault- is a crime causing a victim to fear violence
- also known as forswearing, is the willful act of swearing a false oath or affrimation to tell the truth, whether spoken or in writing, concerning matters material to a judicial proceeding
15 Clues: a person who directs others • having the agreement and consent of all • assault- is a crime causing a victim to fear violence • is a solemn attestation as to to the truth of a matter • examination- the interrogation of a witness called by one’s opponent • jury- a jury that cannot come up with a verdict after an extended period of deliberation • ...
Crimes Against the Person 2020-11-10
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- a criminal charge brought against a person who, through criminal negligence, allows another person to die
- a rule of criminal statutes that any death which occurs during the commission of a felony is first degree murder, and all participants in that felony or attempted felony can be charged with and found guilty of murder
- sexual intercourse with a minor
- The killing of a human being due to the act or omission of another
- the intentional killing of oneself
- the crime of killing another person unlawfully in circumstances that do not amount to murder
- unlawful sexual activity and usually sexual intercourse carried out forcibly or under threat of injury against a person's will
- the threat or attempt to strike another, whether successful or not, provided the target is aware of the danger
- A conscious, intentional wrongdoing either of a civil wrong like libel or a criminal act like assault or murder, with the intention of doing harm to the victim
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- the crime of killing another human being unlawfully but unintentionally
- a killing which is deliberate and premeditated
- an act in which a person intentionally sexually touches another person without that person's consent, or coerces or physically forces a person to engage in a sexual act against their will
- a non-premeditated killing, resulting from an assault in which death of the victim was a distinct possibility
- forcible sexual intercourse by a male acquaintance of a woman, during a voluntary social engagement in which the woman did not intend to submit to the sexual advances and resisted the acts by verbal refusals, denials or pleas to stop, and/or physical resistance
- the act of pursuing or following someone persistently or threateningly
15 Clues: sexual intercourse with a minor • the intentional killing of oneself • a killing which is deliberate and premeditated • The killing of a human being due to the act or omission of another • the act of pursuing or following someone persistently or threateningly • the crime of killing another human being unlawfully but unintentionally • ...
Ch. 11 Key terms 2024-04-08
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- ___ Hypothesis. The view that low rates of crime and delinquency among females reflect the leniency with which female offenders are treated.
- ___ guidelines. A set of standards that defines parameters for trial judges to follow in their sentencing decisions.
- ___ sentence. A fixed term of incarceration. Felt by many to be too restrictive.
- ___ in sentencing, A sentencing scheme requiring that offenders serve at least 85% of their original sentence before being eligible for parole.
- ___sentence. A statutory requirement that a certain penalty shall be set and carried out in all cases upon conviction.
- The policy of keeping dangerous criminals in confinement to eliminate risk of repeating their offence in society.
- A state or federal correctional institution for incarceration of felony offenders for terms of 1 year or more.
- General ___. A crime control policy that depends on the fear of criminal penalties.
- ___ deterrence. Suggests that punishment should be severe enough to convince convicted offenders never to repeat their criminal activity.
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- ___ sentences. Prison sentences for two or more criminal acts, served simultaneously.
- ___ Sentence. A term of incarceration with a stated minimum and maximum length. Prisoner is eligible for parole after minimum sentence has been served.
- ___ Sentences. Prison sentences for two or more criminal acts, served one after the other.
- Just ___. The philosophy of justice asserting that those who violate the rights of others deserve to be punished.
- Witness ___ statement. A postconviction statement by the victim of a crime or the victims family that may be used to guide sentencing decisions.
- The practice of awarding each person his or her just due. Seeks to compensate individual victim and general society.
15 Clues: ___ sentence. A fixed term of incarceration. Felt by many to be too restrictive. • General ___. A crime control policy that depends on the fear of criminal penalties. • ___ sentences. Prison sentences for two or more criminal acts, served simultaneously. • ___ Sentences. Prison sentences for two or more criminal acts, served one after the other. • ...
Story Elements 2024-01-23
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- The things that go through the character's minds
- Not real/made up.
- Conversation between or amongst characters.
- The events taking place from start to finish.
- Something to be learnt from the story.
- The issue/ challenge in the story.
- When and Where the story is taking place.
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- Travel or move from one place to another.
- Persons or animals in a story.
- An unexpected event.
- An emotional state or reaction.
- Method of solving the problem.
12 Clues: Not real/made up. • An unexpected event. • Persons or animals in a story. • Method of solving the problem. • An emotional state or reaction. • The issue/ challenge in the story. • Something to be learnt from the story. • Travel or move from one place to another. • When and Where the story is taking place. • Conversation between or amongst characters. • ...
Crimes Against People and Property 2016-11-15
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- human killing
- immediate threat of attacking someone
- illegal entry into any building with the intent to commit a crime
- direct payments made from criminal to victim as compensation for a crime
- the taking of a person's property by violence
- illegal touching of another person
- obtaining another's property through lies and deceit
- unlawful taking of another's property with the intention of permanently depriving the owner of its possession
- seeks to treat and reform the lawbreaker
- the crime of intentionally defacing another person's property
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- blackmail
- unlawful killing of another person with malice aforethought
- Crime a crime motivated by racial, sexual, or other prejudice
- stealing another's property
- seeks to isolate a criminal from society to protect ordinary citizens
- the crime of lying while testifying under oath
- burning something of someone else's
17 Clues: blackmail • human killing • stealing another's property • illegal touching of another person • burning something of someone else's • immediate threat of attacking someone • seeks to treat and reform the lawbreaker • the taking of a person's property by violence • the crime of lying while testifying under oath • obtaining another's property through lies and deceit • ...
Just for Fun 2024-04-30
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- Replace one document by another, later one
- Later in this publication
- Crime with a sentence of one year or more
- A person's right to bring or join a lawsuit
- Person, such as a lawyer, who speaks for another
- First ten amendments to the US Constitution
- Formal accusation of a crime by a grand jury
- Official decision of a court
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- Geographical area within which a court has the right/power to operate
- Guilty mind; wrongful purpose; criminal intent
- Giving one valuable thing for another; something for something
- To stop putting on evidence
- Failure to exercise reasonable amount of care
- Wipe out a legal effect by taking it back, rescinding it, etc.
- Defendant's formal answer to a criminal charge
- Reckless, heedless, or malicious
- Willful disobeying a judge's command or official court order
17 Clues: Later in this publication • To stop putting on evidence • Official decision of a court • Reckless, heedless, or malicious • Crime with a sentence of one year or more • Replace one document by another, later one • A person's right to bring or join a lawsuit • First ten amendments to the US Constitution • Formal accusation of a crime by a grand jury • ...
Just for Fun 2024-04-30
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- Replace one document by another, later one
- Later in this publication
- Crime with a sentence of one year or more
- A person's right to bring or join a lawsuit
- Person, such as a lawyer, who speaks for another
- First ten amendments to the US Constitution
- Formal accusation of a crime by a grand jury
- Official decision of a court
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- Geographical area within which a court has the right/power to operate
- Guilty mind; wrongful purpose; criminal intent
- Giving one valuable thing for another; something for something
- To stop putting on evidence
- Failure to exercise reasonable amount of care
- Wipe out a legal effect by taking it back, rescinding it, etc.
- Defendant's formal answer to a criminal charge
- Reckless, heedless, or malicious
- Willful disobeying a judge's command or official court order
17 Clues: Later in this publication • To stop putting on evidence • Official decision of a court • Reckless, heedless, or malicious • Crime with a sentence of one year or more • Replace one document by another, later one • A person's right to bring or join a lawsuit • First ten amendments to the US Constitution • Formal accusation of a crime by a grand jury • ...
Digital Marketing Minds 2023-02-03
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- Acronym of Attention, Interest, Desire, and Action framework in copywriting.
- Best Graphic Designing tool.
- SMM can be done on __________ .
- Newsletter can be sent through.
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- Best Digital Marketing Institute.
- A popular online search engine.
- Where we can post reels?
- what we do to get top rank for a website.
8 Clues: Where we can post reels? • Best Graphic Designing tool. • A popular online search engine. • SMM can be done on __________ . • Newsletter can be sent through. • Best Digital Marketing Institute. • what we do to get top rank for a website. • Acronym of Attention, Interest, Desire, and Action framework in copywriting.
Duel of Minds 2022-10-06
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- BVHS Motto “We _______ in you”
- Sir Shams dressed up as ________ at the latest bonfire?
- Which house won the last Sports Day?
- The activity which earns the most money for charity at BVHS bake sale
- Heritage Building was a __________ before it was a school?
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- The most in demand food item at the Canteen
- Phrase spoken at assembly “ BayViewHigh at ease, ___! ”
- An Alumni who is now a part of Pakistan’s First XI
8 Clues: BVHS Motto “We _______ in you” • Which house won the last Sports Day? • The most in demand food item at the Canteen • An Alumni who is now a part of Pakistan’s First XI • Sir Shams dressed up as ________ at the latest bonfire? • Phrase spoken at assembly “ BayViewHigh at ease, ___! ” • Heritage Building was a __________ before it was a school? • ...
Law and Order 2021-11-24
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- A phrase used in CRIMINAL LAW to describe an intensely emotional state of mind induced by a type of provocation that would cause a reasonable person to act on impulse or without reflection.
- the most serious of all homicide offenses. It involves any intentional murder that is willful and premeditated with malice aforethought
- declare (someone) to be guilty of a criminal offense by the verdict of a jury or the decision of a judge in a court of law.
- with the intention of causing harm; deliberately.
- the painless killing of a patient suffering from an incurable and painful disease or in an irreversible coma.
- ommonly defined as an intentional killing in which the offender had no prior intent to kill, such as a killing that occurs in the "heat of passion".
- an intentional killing that is not premeditated or planned, nor committed in a reasonable "heat of passion" or 2) a killing caused by dangerous conduct and the offender's obvious lack of concern for human life.
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- a violent disturbance of the peace by a crowd.
- any defendant in a criminal trial is assumed to be innocent until they have been proven guilty.
- usually refers to an unintentional killing that results from recklessness or criminal negligence
- an allegorical personification of the moral force in judicial systems.
- accuse (someone) of something, especially an offense under law.
- (of an action, especially a crime) thought out or planned beforehand.
13 Clues: a violent disturbance of the peace by a crowd. • with the intention of causing harm; deliberately. • accuse (someone) of something, especially an offense under law. • (of an action, especially a crime) thought out or planned beforehand. • an allegorical personification of the moral force in judicial systems. • ...
Judicial Branch Crossword 2017-01-10
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- transcript of preceding
- a legal case that establishes principle for later cases
- also called the “Opinion of the Court”
- authority of a court to try a case
- activism concept that judges should interpret law in light of current events
- courts lower federal courts
- opinion to make some point not emphasized in the majority opinion
- detailed written statement
- civilian court part of the judicial branch, but separate from the military establishment
- person against whom the complaint is made
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- case when defendant is tried for federal crime
- order by the Court directing lower court to send up a given case for review
- military courts
- opinion written by justices who don’t agree with the Court’s majority decision
- process used when a lower court is not clear of how to rule a case
- case a case involving non-criminal matters
- person who files the suite
- list of cases to be heard
18 Clues: military courts • transcript of preceding • list of cases to be heard • person who files the suite • detailed written statement • courts lower federal courts • authority of a court to try a case • also called the “Opinion of the Court” • person against whom the complaint is made • case a case involving non-criminal matters • case when defendant is tried for federal crime • ...
Vocabulary Page 72 2024-04-17
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- - A place for keeping criminals
- officer - A member of the police force
- - To seize or capture
- - A person that gets information and evidence of a crime
- - An instrument or device used for attack or defense
- - To kill someone
- - To look into or examine the particulars of (something) carefully so as to discover something hidden, unique, or complex
- - When the police get a criminal and send them to jail.
- - It's information that proves something
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- - A mark left by a foot
- - To find the answer or explanation
- - To follow
- - A person guilty for doing something against the laws
- - An impression of the markings of the inner surface of the last joint of the thumb or other finger
- - Taking something that is not yours
- - To take something that is not yours without their permission
- - To inspect
- guard - A uniformed person that secures a place
18 Clues: - To follow • - To inspect • - To kill someone • - To seize or capture • - A mark left by a foot • - A place for keeping criminals • - To find the answer or explanation • - Taking something that is not yours • officer - A member of the police force • - It's information that proves something • guard - A uniformed person that secures a place • ...
Crime 2025-01-23
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- Where criminals go when they are caught
- when someone kills another person on purpose
- When someone threatens another person to reveal infomation
- Someone who has seen or knows about the crime
- when the police stop and force a person down to the station
- A person held captive
- When someone wants to hurt another person because they hurt them first
- someone who breaks the law
- Leads that help the police solve a crime
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- When you have done nothing wrong
- Someone who investigate crime
- someone who helps with legal matters, often in court
- what the police needs in court to lock the criminal away
- When someone breaks into another persons house
- A person the police think might have committed the crime
- When someone hurts another person on purpose
- A Crime that the police are investigating
- when a person has done something wrong
18 Clues: A person held captive • someone who breaks the law • Someone who investigate crime • When you have done nothing wrong • when a person has done something wrong • Where criminals go when they are caught • Leads that help the police solve a crime • A Crime that the police are investigating • when someone kills another person on purpose • ...
Outsiders Slang 2013-02-04
16 Clues: gun • cops • girl • fight • drunk • steal • punched • be quiet • not cool • criminal • cigarette • you understand • attacked by the socs • let's get out of here • poor kids from east side • wealthy kids from west side
Judicial Branch 2021-11-05
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- The opinion issued by judges who disagree with the decision in a case. (399)
- A group of citizens who hear evidence during a trial & provide a verdict.
- A formal charge of criminal action by a grand jury. (395)
- The type of trial court that hears cases in which one individual or group thinks another has done them harm. (391)
- An agreement whereby a defendant pleads guilty to receive a lighter sentence. (394)
- The number of members on the US Supreme Court.
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- The power of the Judicial Branch to keep the President & Congress in check.
- An opinion that is unbiased. (389)
- The individual who a criminal or civil case is brought against in court.
- The type of trial court that hears cases such as burglary, murder, & DUI. (390)
- A federal law written by the legislative branch. (403)
11 Clues: An opinion that is unbiased. (389) • The number of members on the US Supreme Court. • A federal law written by the legislative branch. (403) • A formal charge of criminal action by a grand jury. (395) • The individual who a criminal or civil case is brought against in court. • A group of citizens who hear evidence during a trial & provide a verdict. • ...
The Judicial Branch 2023-02-09
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- the person, group, or company that brings a lawsuit in civil court
- A rule created by a court case that is a guide for all future cases on the same subject
- Relating to crime and breaking the law (government v. person)
- a decision of a court of law
- A trial where 12 citizens from the community decide the facts of a case in court
- the person who is accused of a crime in criminal court or who is being sued in civil court
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- The government official who charges people with breaking the law and tries to prove it in criminal court
- To request a higher court to review a case for errors
- A trial where a judge alone decides the facts
- The power to make legal decisions and judgements
- Relating to the rights of citizens (person v. person)
11 Clues: a decision of a court of law • A trial where a judge alone decides the facts • The power to make legal decisions and judgements • To request a higher court to review a case for errors • Relating to the rights of citizens (person v. person) • Relating to crime and breaking the law (government v. person) • ...
Types of laws 2022-04-12
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- rights guaranteed under the constitution.
- the party sued by the plaintiff; in a criminal matter, the party who is prosecuted.
- laws that seek to prevent people from deliberately or recklessly harming each other.
- a civil legal action by one person or entity against another person or entity to be decided in a court.
- a crime with a punishment of more than one year
- a type of offense punishable under criminal law.
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- presenting someone else's work or ideas as your own, with or without their consent, by incorporating it into your work without full acknowledgement
- cases that involve disputes between people or groups of people.
- assault, battery, damage to personal property, conversion of personal property, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
- the party who initiates a lawsuit.
- comprises treaties,customs,and agreements among nations.
11 Clues: the party who initiates a lawsuit. • rights guaranteed under the constitution. • a crime with a punishment of more than one year • a type of offense punishable under criminal law. • comprises treaties,customs,and agreements among nations. • cases that involve disputes between people or groups of people. • ...
Crossword 3 2025-01-29
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- The name of the parrot in the video we watched
- ____ ____ therapy helps people change their attitudes and thoughts.
- A violent crime committed as a result of a sudden, strong impulse
- A ____ theory of crime seeks to explain all crime committed by all groups of people, everywhere
- Criminal cultures impart definitions in favor of ____ the law
- The essence of the code of the street: the willingness to use ____ as a response to any slight, real or perceived
- According to the code of the street, “____” families promote the use of violence for resolving conflicts
- Increases the likelihood that a certain behavior will stop
- Sutherland argued that criminal behavior was learned through social ____
- According to the code of the street, “____” families promote conformity to law and the value of legitimate work
- The founder of differential association theory: Edwin ____
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- Cultural deviance theories focused specifically on crimes committed in the ____.
- This occurs when men from "decent" families adopt the street code to protect themselves from victimization (don't include the hyphen)
- Increases the likelihood that a certain behavior will continue
- Ronald Akers studied under a ____ theorist. These theorists argue that Crime is a result of unequal distribution of wealth and power in society.
- Akers argued that criminal behavior was learned through ____ conditioning
- A policy implication of social learning theories: ____ initiatives to keep youth out of trouble (don’t include the hyphen)
17 Clues: The name of the parrot in the video we watched • Increases the likelihood that a certain behavior will stop • The founder of differential association theory: Edwin ____ • Criminal cultures impart definitions in favor of ____ the law • Increases the likelihood that a certain behavior will continue • A violent crime committed as a result of a sudden, strong impulse • ...
Criminal Law Crossword 2016-10-25
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- the taking of a person from one place to another against his or her will, or confining of a person to a controlled space.
- an offense that is considered a lower level criminal offense, such as minor assaults, traffic offenses, or petty thefts.
- crimes that involve more serious offenses.
- means to somehow assist in the commission of a crime, or to be an accomplice.
- a limited series of acts which are prohibited and punishes the commission of these acts by a fine, imprisonment or some other form of punishment.
- Theft/larceny of property or money through the offender's use of physical force or fear against a victim. Where a deadly weapon such as a gun is used or the victim suffers injury, the robbery may be charged as "armed" or "aggravated."
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- committed when one person tries to or does physically strike another.
- is the crime of intentionally, deliberately and maliciously setting fire to buildings, wild land areas, dumpsters, vehicles or other property with the intent to cause damage.
- the theft of objects exceeding a certain monetary value, as set by statute or court ruling.
- the unlawful entry into almost any structure (not just a home or business) with the intent to commit any crime inside.
- Unlawfully appropriating property with intent to deprive the owner of property.
11 Clues: crimes that involve more serious offenses. • committed when one person tries to or does physically strike another. • means to somehow assist in the commission of a crime, or to be an accomplice. • Unlawfully appropriating property with intent to deprive the owner of property. • ...
criminal law vocabulary 2020-08-26
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- the word used for the term to amend or modify the decision of a lower court
- the type of confession that is unlawfully forced
- synonym used for the term to submit evidence
- the part of the decision where the court explains the grounds for the decision
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- the synonym of the word to affirm the decision
- the decision about the guilt
- synonym used for a first instance court
- the synonym for the term of violation of the right
- what the court does with preliminary questions
- the synonym of the word to dismiss the decision
- the decision about the punishment
11 Clues: the decision about the guilt • the decision about the punishment • synonym used for a first instance court • synonym used for the term to submit evidence • the synonym of the word to affirm the decision • what the court does with preliminary questions • the synonym of the word to dismiss the decision • the type of confession that is unlawfully forced • ...
Criminal Law vocabulary 2024-12-22
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- a formal statement by or on behalf of a defendant or prisoner, stating guilt or innocence in response to a charge
- not able to be refuted
- apply to a higher court for a reversal of the decision of a lower court
- a person who brings a case against another person
- state that one refuses to admit the truth or existence of
- pass a matter to (a higher body) for a decision
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- make minor changes to
- break or fail to comply with
- verb used to say how many years the sentence is
- collect information
- to agree that something is true
11 Clues: collect information • make minor changes to • not able to be refuted • break or fail to comply with • to agree that something is true • verb used to say how many years the sentence is • pass a matter to (a higher body) for a decision • a person who brings a case against another person • state that one refuses to admit the truth or existence of • ...
Criminal Cases Crossword 2025-05-21
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- Wrongly accused of murder because the CSI's contaminated the crime scene by not wearing protective clothing
- Spent 10 years in prison for rape after Jennifer Thompson wrongly identified him in court
- Stabbed in a London stairwell, this case took 3 trials and cost £16 million due to Bromley a 14 year old unreliable witness
- Wrongly accused of rape after a forensic mixed up 2 DNA samples
- Wrongly arrested after their DNA was passed onto the victims nails through the transfer of money
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- Known as the railway rapist, he was caught when police used geographical profiling which led to the location of his home
- Strand of hair was analysed and showed the individual had been drugged
- Police were named institutionally racist after this case and this led to only 2 out of 5 offenders facing justice
- Wrongly convicted of killing her two baby sons based on the evidence of an expert witness
- Police set up a honey trap in an attempt to get this person to admit to the murder of Rachel Nickell
- 96 people died at a football match due to police failing to manage crowds and the emergency response was slow
11 Clues: Wrongly accused of rape after a forensic mixed up 2 DNA samples • Strand of hair was analysed and showed the individual had been drugged • Spent 10 years in prison for rape after Jennifer Thompson wrongly identified him in court • Wrongly convicted of killing her two baby sons based on the evidence of an expert witness • ...
Crossword Labs 2015-12-08
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- judge often work in here
- they need to take photos of celebrity for make money
- when you neither like nor dislike something
- beautiful girl present perfect picture in front of camera
- when criminal after escape, what police will to do?
- community have it
- when you were misunderstanding what will you do?
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- they will stolen all of your money at midnight
- everyone have it but all of us don’t want to tell other people
- they are a kind of police on the highway to work
- mabey they are dancer ,sport star and actor
- it present fair judgement
- someone speaking gracious words,however has made false behavior
- it appear in newspaper everyday
- criminal will be catch into there
- they often take money from someone else’s wallet
16 Clues: community have it • judge often work in here • it present fair judgement • it appear in newspaper everyday • criminal will be catch into there • when you neither like nor dislike something • mabey they are dancer ,sport star and actor • they will stolen all of your money at midnight • they are a kind of police on the highway to work • ...
Crime 2024-03-19
13 Clues: misdaad • diefstal • verdacht • schuldig • verdachte • crimineel • vandalisme • slachtoffer • slachtoffer • steal stelen • winkeldiefstal • wetsovertreding • break in inbreken
Vocab 2024-10-03
Crime and society 2025-06-06
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- an act of setting fire to objects or places
- a person who was abused
- stealing in a shop
- a person who might have commited a crime
- place where a trial takes place
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- the head of the government
- objects and traces that can help you find the criminal
- someone who destroys public property
- political system based of majority vote
- a person who breaks into a house and steals
- the punishment that a criminal gets in court
11 Clues: stealing in a shop • a person who was abused • the head of the government • place where a trial takes place • someone who destroys public property • political system based of majority vote • a person who might have commited a crime • an act of setting fire to objects or places • a person who breaks into a house and steals • the punishment that a criminal gets in court • ...
Crossword 3 2025-01-29
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- The name of the parrot in the video we watched
- The acquisition of knowledge or skills through experience, study, or by being taught
- According to the code of the street, “____” families promote the use of violence for resolving conflicts
- Cultural deviance theories focused specifically on crimes committed in the ____.
- A violent crime committed as a result of a sudden, strong impulse
- Ronald Akers studied under a ____ theorist. These theorists argue that Crime is a result of unequal distribution of wealth and power in society.
- Increases the likelihood that a certain behavior will continue
- A ____ theory of crime seeks to explain all crime committed by all groups of people, everywhere
- ____ ____ therapy helps people change their attitudes and thoughts.
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- Sutherland argued that criminal behavior was learned through social ____
- Akers argued that criminal behavior was learned through ____ conditioning
- A policy implication of social learning theories: ____ initiatives to keep youth out of trouble (don’t include the hyphen)
- According to the code of the street, “____” families promote conformity to law and the value of legitimate work
- The essence of the code of the street: the willingness to use ____ as a response to any slight, real or perceived
- Increases the likelihood that a certain behavior will stop
- The founder of differential association theory: Edwin ____
- Criminal cultures impart definitions in favor of ____ the law
17 Clues: The name of the parrot in the video we watched • Increases the likelihood that a certain behavior will stop • The founder of differential association theory: Edwin ____ • Criminal cultures impart definitions in favor of ____ the law • Increases the likelihood that a certain behavior will continue • A violent crime committed as a result of a sudden, strong impulse • ...
Crossword 3 2025-01-29
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- The name of the parrot in the video we watched
- ____ ____ therapy helps people change their attitudes and thoughts.
- A violent crime committed as a result of a sudden, strong impulse
- A ____ theory of crime seeks to explain all crime committed by all groups of people, everywhere
- Criminal cultures impart definitions in favor of ____ the law
- The essence of the code of the street: the willingness to use ____ as a response to any slight, real or perceived
- According to the code of the street, “____” families promote the use of violence for resolving conflicts
- Increases the likelihood that a certain behavior will stop
- Sutherland argued that criminal behavior was learned through social ____
- According to the code of the street, “____” families promote conformity to law and the value of legitimate work
- The founder of differential association theory: Edwin ____
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- Cultural deviance theories focused specifically on crimes committed in the ____.
- This occurs when men from "decent" families adopt the street code to protect themselves from victimization (don't include the hyphen)
- Increases the likelihood that a certain behavior will continue
- Ronald Akers studied under a ____ theorist. These theorists argue that Crime is a result of unequal distribution of wealth and power in society.
- Akers argued that criminal behavior was learned through ____ conditioning
- A policy implication of social learning theories: ____ initiatives to keep youth out of trouble (don’t include the hyphen)
17 Clues: The name of the parrot in the video we watched • Increases the likelihood that a certain behavior will stop • The founder of differential association theory: Edwin ____ • Criminal cultures impart definitions in favor of ____ the law • Increases the likelihood that a certain behavior will continue • A violent crime committed as a result of a sudden, strong impulse • ...
ADJ 1 Chapter 1 Barrera 2016-02-09
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- an institution to hold pretrial detainees and people convicted of less serious crimes
- Supreme Court the highest court in the US
- to accuse of wrongdoing through formal accusations
- the territory over which a law enforcement agency has authority.
- justice model A perspective of criminal justice that argues that crime is the result of the burdens and benefits in society not being equally distributed amongst its members.
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- a verdict of not guilty.
- an institution for the confinement of people who have been convincted of serious crimes.
- behavioral expectations of a group.
- a type of conditional release that is based on good behavior or evidence of some level of rehabiltation
- a person against whom a charge is brought to court
- control model a Perspective of criminal justice that identifies the repression of crime as the most important function of criminal justice system.
11 Clues: a verdict of not guilty. • behavioral expectations of a group. • Supreme Court the highest court in the US • to accuse of wrongdoing through formal accusations • a person against whom a charge is brought to court • the territory over which a law enforcement agency has authority. • an institution to hold pretrial detainees and people convicted of less serious crimes • ...
Law and Society 2012-09-18
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- The party that commences civil action.
- A place where people can resolve disputes relating to the law.
- A court official who has the power to make decisions on matters brought before a court of law.
- To treat somebody differently or less favourable because of his or her personal characteristics
- A process to determine whether someone committed a criminal act or caused another person a loss.
- Any system of things in a graded order
- A set of legal rules
- The party in a criminal or civil trial against whom an action action has been brought.
- Disorder or confusion due to the absence of government or laws.
- An application for a legal decision to be reviewed in a higher court.
- A group of people selected to hear the evidence in a court case.
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- A previous legal decision that serves as a rule or pattern in future cases.
- the standard of proof required in a criminal trial.
- To bring a civil action against another person for causing damage or injury.
- A court official who hears cases in the lowest court of law
- To release an accused person who is awaiting trial. Another person usually guarantees to pay a large sum of money if the accused does not later appear in court on a certain date.
- Equal opportunity for all people to make use of the legal system.
17 Clues: A set of legal rules • The party that commences civil action. • Any system of things in a graded order • the standard of proof required in a criminal trial. • A court official who hears cases in the lowest court of law • A place where people can resolve disputes relating to the law. • Disorder or confusion due to the absence of government or laws. • ...
The Elements of a Crime 2012-06-06
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- a state of mind in which someone desires to carry out a wrongful action
- Liability Offences offences that do not require mens rea but to which the accused can offer the defense or due diligence
- Intent the desire to commit a wrongful act, with ulterior motive or purpose
- Reus to commit an illegal act
- Laws federal or provincial statutes meant to protect the public welfare
- Offences a serious criminal offence and is given 3 choices of a penalty
- the reason a person commits a crime
- blindness a deliberate closing of ones mind to the possible consequences of ones actions
- Offence a minor offence that carries a relatively light penalty
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- an awareness of certain facts that can be used to establish mens rea
- Intent the desire to commit one wrongful act for the sake of accomplishing another
- legal responsibility for a wrongful action
- Offences a criminal offence of which the prosecutor has the option of charging as an offence punishable by summary conviction or indictable offence
- consciously taking an unjustifiable risk that a reasonable person would not take
- Diligence the defense that the accused took every reasonable precaution to avoid committing a particular offence
- Negligence reckless disregard for the lives and safety of others, sometimes causing injury or death
- Rea to intent to commit a crime
17 Clues: Reus to commit an illegal act • Rea to intent to commit a crime • the reason a person commits a crime • legal responsibility for a wrongful action • Offence a minor offence that carries a relatively light penalty • an awareness of certain facts that can be used to establish mens rea • a state of mind in which someone desires to carry out a wrongful action • ...
Jan. 31 Vocabulary 2024-01-31
8 Clues: to demand • small groups of houses • the answer to a problem • to take and return later • from one side to the other • thoughts that pop in our minds • the land outside of cities and towns • feeling far away from people and places
Criminology Crossword 2021-06-21
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- Crimes with less seriousness in nature
- go to higher court to review the judgement
- taking of one into custody
- reduction in sentence
- the earlier terminology for Gender Harassment
- scientific studies of cause and prevention of crime
- criminal proceeding
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- All the proceedings under the CrPC for the collection of evidence by a Police Officer is known as
- murder, rape and other crimes deemed inherently evil are also referred to as _________ crimes.
- ... court has a special advisory jurisdiction
- repetition of criminal behavior
- authority grants probation to offenders
12 Clues: criminal proceeding • reduction in sentence • taking of one into custody • repetition of criminal behavior • Crimes with less seriousness in nature • authority grants probation to offenders • go to higher court to review the judgement • ... court has a special advisory jurisdiction • the earlier terminology for Gender Harassment • ...
Detective fiction 2022-10-24
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- a detective that is not in the criminal justice field
- a detective that is in the criminal justice field
- the main character in a story
- a character that grows in the story
- a character that does no change in the story
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- the protagonist of the short story
- the character that fights against the protagonist
- the number of short stories you can use out of the eBook for essay three
- Investigates, the title of the short story
- they are flat characters
- they are round characters
- Christie, the author of the short story
12 Clues: they are flat characters • they are round characters • the main character in a story • the protagonist of the short story • a character that grows in the story • Christie, the author of the short story • Investigates, the title of the short story • a character that does no change in the story • a detective that is in the criminal justice field • ...
Crime and punishment 2020-06-12
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- the crime of cheating people to make money from them
- a person who catches criminals
- a person who breaks the law
- community service, fine, prison sentence all are...
- a person who decides a punishment
- the crime of stealing things
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- to get into a building illegally (два слова через тире)
- the crime of stealing things from shops
- a person who the criminal hurts
- an amount of money you have to pay as a punishment
- what you do with a gun
- to take things which are not yours
12 Clues: what you do with a gun • a person who breaks the law • the crime of stealing things • a person who catches criminals • a person who the criminal hurts • a person who decides a punishment • to take things which are not yours • the crime of stealing things from shops • an amount of money you have to pay as a punishment • community service, fine, prison sentence all are... • ...
Hardware Sean 2014-01-10
7 Clues: The smart one • No training required • This input isn't small • Used to make children joyful • this device doesnt like cheese • Make spending money a lot easier • Not agfraid to speak their minds
Project 4. Unit 2/A-C. 2015-12-05
12 Clues: túlél • bűnöző • meredek • felismer • kozkáztat • versenyző • fényképész • tűzoltóság • hullócsillag • felhőkarcoló • merész mutatvány • (...a flat) egy lakásban laki vkivel
The Chrysalids 2013-01-22
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- Person to inspect your baby to make sure it's not an offence
- Anybody who went to the ______ died there
- Where the "mutant" people are sent
- Shapes sent by the mind
- David lives on a ____
- David and Petras girl cousin
- Something not of the "norm"
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- From the fringes;four eyes, four arms, and four ears
- Davids eldest sister
- Younger siser
- Take you to his cave and eat you
- Narrator and main character
- What they ran away on
- Where everyone can talk without words but with their minds
- Davids friend with six toes
15 Clues: Younger siser • Davids eldest sister • What they ran away on • David lives on a ____ • Shapes sent by the mind • Narrator and main character • Davids friend with six toes • Something not of the "norm" • David and Petras girl cousin • Take you to his cave and eat you • Where the "mutant" people are sent • Anybody who went to the ______ died there • ...
villains 2013-11-27
Across
- has ten ring that give him ultimate power
- uses a magic stick to control the minds of his enemies
- multiple arms
- who uses illusions
- eats his enemies
- uses sand to control his enemies
- tests his enemies with tests
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- has his face burnt to mask
- has an unusual large noise and waddles
- has horn at the end of his head
- laughter is his best weapon
- uses a toxin to scare his enemies
- half his face has been scared
- venom is streamed through his body
- has a Alien living on his skin
15 Clues: multiple arms • eats his enemies • who uses illusions • has his face burnt to mask • laughter is his best weapon • tests his enemies with tests • half his face has been scared • has a Alien living on his skin • has horn at the end of his head • uses sand to control his enemies • uses a toxin to scare his enemies • venom is streamed through his body • ...
Transcendentalism 2022-01-27
Across
- A connection to godly things
- knowledge obtained by experiences
- A person's intellect
- A state of being private and away from other people
- A transcendentalist that wrote Self-Reliance
- an emotional state or reaction
- A natural skill of a specified kind
- Written by Ralph Waldo Emerson in 1841
- An abundance of things or valuable possessions
- A transcendentalist author that wrote Walden
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- Written by Henry David Thoreau in 1846
- Written by Henry David Thoreau in 1846
- A state of being extremely poor
- Written by Ralph Waldo Emerson in 1836
- The combination of people and man-made things and concepts
- Easily done or understood
16 Clues: A person's intellect • Easily done or understood • A connection to godly things • an emotional state or reaction • A state of being extremely poor • knowledge obtained by experiences • A natural skill of a specified kind • Written by Henry David Thoreau in 1846 • Written by Henry David Thoreau in 1846 • Written by Ralph Waldo Emerson in 1836 • ...
Theatre Terms 2021-05-05
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- description of what is happening
- put a story into your own words
- the art of planning a dance
- the power to create ideas in our minds
- stage items that are apart of stage decorations
- the personality an actor portrays in a scene
- a major character in a story
- ability to transform ideas into action
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- act out a meaning of a selection and understand
- acting out again
- the ability to focus
- strong feelings
- inner drive that causes a person to act
- the act of seeing things in your mind
- power of seeing and taking notice
15 Clues: strong feelings • acting out again • the ability to focus • the art of planning a dance • a major character in a story • put a story into your own words • description of what is happening • power of seeing and taking notice • the act of seeing things in your mind • the power to create ideas in our minds • ability to transform ideas into action • ...
Freak the Mighty Activity 8 2024-05-03
Across
- a horse who makes a point
- one who can sneeze a hot dog through his nose
- an improbable, imperfect creature
- how to make nurses jump every time you sneeze
- a toxic waste of time
- an eighth grade English class
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- your imagination
- beaming up into books
- A way to improve the human condition
- a muscle that improves with exercise
- an adventure in which you use your imagination
- what matters to energy
- the past, from the male point of view
- A peculiar kind of story that's often pretty gory
- a word used by people with small minds
15 Clues: your imagination • beaming up into books • a toxic waste of time • what matters to energy • a horse who makes a point • an eighth grade English class • an improbable, imperfect creature • A way to improve the human condition • a muscle that improves with exercise • the past, from the male point of view • a word used by people with small minds • ...
The history of law 2022-02-22
Across
- Laws that prohibit an action
- Criminal sentence focused on restorng or paying back victims
- Also know as the great charter
- Nobles acted as judges for legal issues on their estate
- Criminal sentence focused on punishment
- This ensures that everyone under the law is equal
- Given to Hebrew people from god
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- Acussed was put through a test to determine guilt or innocence
- A set of written laws
- Sets the rules for reltionships between individuals
- Laws that set up a procedure or enforce the law
- First example of true democracy
12 Clues: A set of written laws • Laws that prohibit an action • Also know as the great charter • First example of true democracy • Given to Hebrew people from god • Criminal sentence focused on punishment • Laws that set up a procedure or enforce the law • This ensures that everyone under the law is equal • Sets the rules for reltionships between individuals • ...
Diversity 2019-09-09
7 Clues: It is in Scandinavia. • Athens is the capital. • Madrid is the capital. • The EIFFEL TOWER is there • It is in our body (plural). • It is in our head (plural). • All our countries are in ________.
Thomas Appleby 2019-06-04
Across
- A criminal serving a sentence of imprisonment.
- A person who is hopeless and trying to survive with what they have.
- A person who is in prison.
- Being able to be trusted by others.
- To be adventurous or bold.
- A person who sweeps the chimney.
- Not having any parents or relatives.
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- A person who steals to survive or for a particular reason.
- To show courage.
- To be smart.
- A nice person who is _____ to people.
- A person who commits crimes and goes to jail.
12 Clues: To be smart. • To show courage. • A person who is in prison. • To be adventurous or bold. • A person who sweeps the chimney. • Being able to be trusted by others. • Not having any parents or relatives. • A nice person who is _____ to people. • A person who commits crimes and goes to jail. • A criminal serving a sentence of imprisonment. • ...
The Veldt Vocabulary 2023-05-25
9 Clues: Not flat • Covered in straw • An open space in a forest • A doctor of the mind/brain • To harrass or annoy continuously • Diversity with more than one thing • When something occurs without thought • Ms. Anderson had a lot of ____ after running the mile • "The nursery caught the ____ from the children's minds.."
Crime! 2021-04-13
Across
- The type of parole before Mandatory Parole
- The amount of people who have escaped from alcatraz
- He Stole My Car! (Answer=A Type of Crime)
- A criminal always what?
- The State Alcatraz is located in
- Accidental Murder
- Fictional Detectives often have this
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- Strange Crime from the olden days
- The Most common crimes in America are related to this (Hint: If you have a house you own this)
- This Objection states that a witness does not know what there talking about
- A way to find the criminal
- A less painful execution
- Robbers have these
13 Clues: Accidental Murder • Robbers have these • A criminal always what? • A less painful execution • A way to find the criminal • The State Alcatraz is located in • Strange Crime from the olden days • Fictional Detectives often have this • He Stole My Car! (Answer=A Type of Crime) • The type of parole before Mandatory Parole • The amount of people who have escaped from alcatraz • ...
Clickbait 2025-09-05
Across
- (n) have an ... is to have a secret sexual relationship
- (v) kidnap
- (n) murder
- (v)admit that you have done something wrong
- have a ... means get angry fast
- (v)someone who pretends on social media to be someone different, in order to trick or attract other people
- (n) clue
- (v) if you ... evidence, you don`t tell it
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- (n)film or videotape that shows a single event or place
- (2 words)investigate
- (v) a helper of a criminal
- (v, 2 words)take a criminal to the police
- (v)take legal action against a person or organization
13 Clues: (n) clue • (v) kidnap • (n) murder • (2 words)investigate • (v) a helper of a criminal • have a ... means get angry fast • (v, 2 words)take a criminal to the police • (v) if you ... evidence, you don`t tell it • (v)admit that you have done something wrong • (v)take legal action against a person or organization • (n) have an ... is to have a secret sexual relationship • ...
Learning theories 2022-09-18
7 Clues: focuses on sense making • learning as the final outcome • focuses on desired behaviours • building on existing knowledge • support for reaching the unknown • learning as the journey of experiences • focuses on processing of learners' minds
"Just Mercy" Vocab Words 2021-03-03
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- an early release from prison with certain guidelines, or rules
- the carrying out of a sentence of death due to a judicial sentence
- Property, including accounts, contract rights, and chattel paper, that is subjected to a security interest in exchange for credit or as security for a debt.
- one without sufficient income to afford a lawyer for defense in a criminal case.
- argument in opposition
- a sentence that someone is guilty of a criminal offense by a jury or judge in a court of law
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- restrict/to keep a person from doing something
- a government body that brings a criminal charge against a defendant who is accused of breaking one of its laws
- separate but legal
- a person who lives idly without any settled home
10 Clues: separate but legal • argument in opposition • restrict/to keep a person from doing something • a person who lives idly without any settled home • an early release from prison with certain guidelines, or rules • the carrying out of a sentence of death due to a judicial sentence • one without sufficient income to afford a lawyer for defense in a criminal case. • ...
Drug Rings 2025-10-13
Across
- A person who uses violence or threats to ensure obedience within a criminal group
- A person who transports illegal drugs, often by hiding them in luggage or their body.
- The illegal trade or transport of goods or people, especially drugs
- The hidden network of criminals and illegal operations within society.
- Illegally moving goods, people, or substances across borders.
- A group of individuals or organizations working together for a common criminal purpose.
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- The process of making money gained from illegal activities appear legitimate.
- Forcing someone to give up money or property through threats or intimidation.
- Engaging in organized criminal activities to make money, often through coercion or fraud.
- Dishonest or illegal behavior by people in power, often involving bribery.
10 Clues: Illegally moving goods, people, or substances across borders. • The illegal trade or transport of goods or people, especially drugs • The hidden network of criminals and illegal operations within society. • Dishonest or illegal behavior by people in power, often involving bribery. • The process of making money gained from illegal activities appear legitimate. • ...
Physical Aspects of Parliament 2021-09-27
Across
- Cases that deal with problems between people or organizations
- This states that everyone is treated equally under the law and the law applies equally to everyone
- Created in 1867, this document layed out the structure of government in Canada and the division of powers between federal and provincial gov
- When people are held to the same standard and are all treated the same
- The official document that lays out the rights and responsibilities of Canadian citizens
- When people are unified under an idea or value
- The queen or her representative gives the OK for a bill to become a law
- This document lays out the rules and principles of Canada and specifies government responsibilities
- A law that makes all official services or business be communicated in french in the province of Quebec
- universal declaration of human rights Defines the rights and freedoms everyone in the world is entitled to.
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- This document contains the criminal law in Canada
- This contains the laws affecting people ages 12 to 17
- Rule by the people type of government
- When people are protesting government decisions without violence
- A proposed law
- Laws preventing discrimination and promoting rights within the province
16 Clues: A proposed law • Rule by the people type of government • When people are unified under an idea or value • This document contains the criminal law in Canada • This contains the laws affecting people ages 12 to 17 • Cases that deal with problems between people or organizations • When people are protesting government decisions without violence • ...
The Outsiders Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-23
15 Clues: Gun • Jail • a cop • punched • Not cool • to steal • criminal • Gang fight • a ciggarette • to be kidding • something cool • to be attacked • ok with that'' • An attractive girl • Any form of alcohol
BEHAV2004 Crossword - Topic 1 2022-05-07
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- With 3 levels: Level 1 – Pre-conventional Morality: The influence of rewards and punishments, Level 2 – Conventional Morality: The influence of social groups and others, Level 3 – Post-conventional Morality: The influence of higher values and beliefs AND 6 stages: Stage 1: Punishment-avoidance and obedience, Stage 2: Exchange of favours, Stage 3: Good boy/girl, Stage 4: Law and Order, Stage 5: Social Contract, Stage 6: The Universal Ethical Principle Orientation.
- Emphasised the rationality of humans. From this perspective, crime was a choice. Under these approaches, a system of punishments is necessary to deter individuals from committing criminal acts (because they are a result of free will). This is the basis of much of our current criminal justice system:
- Cognitive theories in psychology focus on the way individuals think and process information such as kohlberg's moral development.
- Many individuals attribute crime to personality defects, typically in the form of theories that focus on the criminal's basic antisocial or psychopathic nature.
- propose criminal behaviour is due to factors related to biological factors for example genetic or brain injury. This perspective searches for biological influences that potentially predispose people to engage in criminal behaviour. Genetic vulnerabilities, Low levels of MAO-A, brain injury.
- Psychopathy provides a personality theory for explaining crime. Psychopathy is characterised by being aggressive, antisocial, cold, creative, egocentric, impersonal, impulsive, tough-minded, and lacking empathy. According to this theory, traits such as these may increase the likelihood of crime. Psychopathy has been well established as a risk factor for offending and violent offending.
- Psychological explanations of crime emphasise the individual differences in the way people think or feel about their behaviour. Kohlberg's Moral Development, social learning theory, personality theories such as psychopathy.
- Behavioural theories emphasise the role of learning experiences in human behaviour. The hallmark of the behavioural approach to psychology is the notion that people alter or change their behaviour according to the reactions this behaviour elicits in other people (Bandura, 1978).
- Subcultural theories argue that conflict between the norms of different groups explains criminal behaviour.
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- Positivists sought to understand crime through the scientific method and the analysis of empirical data. As the positivist perspective argues that crime is the result of factors that offenders cannot control (e.g. biology/psychology) the view on punishment also differed. Here, it is argued that the treatment of individuals is more important in deterring crime than creating more laws or capital punishment
- According to the social learning theory, people learn how to behave by observing the actions of others, and this can be described as modelling or vicarious/observational learning. So according to this theory, observational learning depends on: 1. Attention to the important features of modelled behaviour, 2. Retention of those features in memory to guide later performance, 3. Reproduction of observed behaviours, and 4. Reinforcement of performed behaviours, which determines whether they will be performed again.
- The influence of heredity appears to be higher for aggressive types of antisocial behaviour (e.g., assaults, robberies, sexual offences) than for non-aggressive crimes (e.g., drug-taking, shoplifting, and truancy) (Eley, 1997).
- Criminal psychology is the study of the thoughts and behavior of criminals. It answers the question: why do criminals do what they do?
- Agnew's General Strain Theory argues that when people are treated badly or not how they wanted to be treated, this can cause "strain". In turn, strain can lead to negative emotional states (e.g. upset, depressed, disappointed, angry, fearful or distressed). These negative emotional states create a motivation to remove the strain or fix the current situation, like a coping strategy. However, the response to strain can often be maladaptive and take the form of deviant or criminal behaviours. General Strain Theory proposes that there can be two types of strain: Objective: Strains we would all find difficult, e.g. a lack of food, lack of housing. Subjective: Strains that are more specific to the individual person or that might be important for some and not for others, e.g. not getting the job you hoped for.
- Here, the guilt or innocence of an individual was usually determined by potentially life-threatening or painful approaches (e.g. throwing someone into the river after their arms and legs had been bound) (Scott, 2019).
- A term used to describe the situation in which practitioners (including forensic psychologists) are expected to also be active researchers.
- Strictly, psychology applied to courts of law but generally used to refer to the forms of psychology used within the criminal justice system.
- According to sociological theories of crime, crime results from social or cultural forces that are external to any specific individual, exist before any criminal act and emerge from social class, political, ecological, or physical structures affecting large groups of people.
18 Clues: Subcultural theories argue that conflict between the norms of different groups explains criminal behaviour. • Cognitive theories in psychology focus on the way individuals think and process information such as kohlberg's moral development. • ...
unit 10 (2) 2021-02-12
Glosor: Black jackets and a pink coat (v.18) 2024-04-26
Quarter 2 Project 2024-01-04
Basic Legal Terms 2025-02-11
Across
- - A sworn declaration to tell the truth in court
- - A legal document allowing police to take action
- - A request for a higher court to review a case
- - A legal order requiring someone to testify
- - Proof presented in a legal case
- - The decision reached by a jury
- - A notice ordering someone to appear in court
- - Another term for a lawyer
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- - Money paid to secure release from jail before trial
- - The lawyer who represents the government in a criminal trial
- - The first word in the phrase meaning “you shall have the body”
- - The person who files a lawsuit
- - A person accused in a criminal or civil case
- - Presides over a courtroom
- - A group of people sworn to render a verdict
15 Clues: - Presides over a courtroom • - Another term for a lawyer • - The person who files a lawsuit • - The decision reached by a jury • - Proof presented in a legal case • - A legal order requiring someone to testify • - A group of people sworn to render a verdict • - A person accused in a criminal or civil case • - A notice ordering someone to appear in court • ...
