Across
- 3. cancerous medicine for PMS
- 4. they made up this job to keep women from having the same job titles as men
- 6. the social punishment for committing crime
- 7. when your mathematics has a bratty side
- 9. when you’re the one getting baited and netted
- 10. this is negative when two variables’ values change in opposite directions from each other
- 11. when violence and its control is part of a spectrum
- 19. another word for theft
- 20. crimes without harm that are illegal because the law prevented the harm said criminal behaviors could have caused
- 21. another descriptor of vehicles that are often referred to as drones
- 26. the name for places that are high risk for criminal offending
- 27. drugs that affect the brain and alter consciousness and perception
- 31. the same act could land you in jail or in prison depending on how things go
- 33. famous neurotransmitter relating to pleasure
- 35. when you want options for how severely to punish someone
- 37. rights that even non-citizens should be entitled to
- 38. the County where the ROTIN system has been employed
- 41. Enlightenment advocate for criminal justice reform
- 42. another name for a tour or shift
- 43. identifying people through fingerprints, handprints, and retina scans are all examples of this
- 45. modern malware rebranded as an ancient military tactic
- 46. standard for the defense of insanity used in Wisconsin
- 47. when the criminal and the victim are the same person
- 49. laws directed towards controlling the homeless
- 50. the original Bernie Madoff
- 52. the father of jail programs
- 53. oldest set of laws
- 54. the mythical principles the first police were held to
- 55. when the norms and institutions of society breakdown
Down
- 1. a word describing the unholy mixture of fun and educational
- 2. the term for reoffending
- 3. also referred to as the spoils system and explains the political era
- 5. the method for creating homegrown terrorists in the United States through internet communications
- 8. these devices’ conduct can improve arrestees’ conduct
- 12. Bentham’s prison design
- 13. an officer needs to qualify for this protection in case of legal troubles
- 14. mindreading would make this part of prosecutors’ jobs a lot easier
- 15. elected official who investigates suspicious deaths and determine their causes
- 16. crimes committed by individuals wearing suits
- 17. you do this with authority in a superordinate-subordinate relationship
- 18. the malware used to blackmail Miss Teen USA
- 22. it’s good for both errors on papers and errors in peoples’ behavior
- 23. term for a minor crime
- 24. what allows federal law to trump state law
- 25. the prejudice minority police officers can face from both their peers in their department and in their community
- 28. when we don’t want to overreact to some bad police officers
- 29. father of modern American policing
- 30. a court order for a law enforcement to agree to hire more diverse police officers
- 32. Wilson and Kelling’s theory that brings attention to street disorder
- 34. after the fact
- 36. when the police are tricked into arresting one gang for another gang
- 39. problem solving policing
- 40. being incorporated into the NCS-X
- 44. LAPD’s intelligence-led crackdown on drug related crime in its Newton Division
- 48. A principle often cited when saying no one is above the law in reference to a government official
- 51. lead investigator of the Stanford Prison Experiment