HMR - Bureau of Justice Stats Crossword
Across
- 2. very few crimes are under this type of federal jurisdiction
- 4. most justice personnel are employed at this level
- 11. the court will retain this until the juvenile becomes an adult
- 12. this may be required in some jurisdictions for felony cases
- 13. these offenses includes truancy and running away
- 14. word used for when the court releases the defendant after they post bond
- 17. the defendant can petition fo this in order for an appeal to be granted
- 19. discretion is a part of what in all government systems
- 22. the government delegates government authority to these people to ensure that discretion of exercised properly
- 24. after release, the offender ___ be processed again for a new crime
- 25. another word for judges, these people can revoke parole, accept pleas, impose sentences, and more
- 27. this group will decide the sentence for capital offenses
- 28. nationally this amount of released inmates will be incarcerated again
- 29. this person will decide if formal charges should be filed
Down
- 1. the case will be dismissed if the judge does not find this
- 3. this is primarily a function of state governments
- 5. the accused is scheduled for this after the indictment has been filed in the court
- 6. the conditional release of the prisoner before the full sentence has been served
- 7. offenders serving over a year will go here
- 8. these writs are claims of unlawful detention
- 9. defendants with no prior record may be eligible for this with the completion of specific conditions
- 10. juvenile cases have far more of this than adult cases when disposing of cases
- 15. Municipalities and counties further define their criminal justice systems through local what
- 16. Made known to agencies by citizens, victims, and police discoveries
- 18. the court may consider this made by the victim in order to determine sentencing
- 19. a juvenile case will be handled formally by filing this petition
- 20. these credits are earned by participating in programs and will count against one's sentence
- 21. this will happen if the defendant asks the judge to serve as a finder of fact, not a jury
- 23. this sentence if offered in some states and illegal in others
- 26. juvenile offenders will be classified as this type of offenders, which can lead to extended sentences