Legal Systems Final Study Puzzel

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Across
  1. 4. This individual has the primary duty of enforcing criminal law
  2. 10. Prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment
  3. 11. Refers to federal and state court systems
  4. 12. The crime model that implies that a majority of citizens agree that certain activities should be defined as crime.
  5. 13. Identify the following objection: An attorney states "You killed your wife, don't attempt to deny it. You know you killed your wife!!"
  6. 14. Identify the following objection: A witness is asked by an attorney, "What is your favorite stuffed animal?"
  7. 15. This perspective emphasizes the control of dangerous offenders and the protection of society through harsh punishments as a deterrent to crime
Down
  1. 1. Identify the following objection: An attorney asks the witness, "The gun was under the cash register, correct?
  2. 2. posits that discretion comes to bear depending on the relative importance of a particular case to the decision makers
  3. 3. This model argues that the greatest concern of the justice system should be providing fair and equitable treatment to those accused of crime.
  4. 5. Advocates of this perspective believe that all people should receive the same treatment under the law with no differentiation between criminal offenders.
  5. 6. Used in the informal criminal criminal system by judges, police, prosecutors
  6. 7. Identify the following objection: An attorney asks the witness, "As you approached the house, did you call your wife, then text her, and then enter the house?
  7. 8. Identify the following objection: An attorney asks, "Now, Mr. Smith, you say that you heard your neighbor say that he was going to kill his wife?"
  8. 9. This perspective advocates that government programs can help reduce crime on both a macro (societal) and micro (individual) level