CMY3706 Contemporary Criminological Issues exam
ELABORATED EXAM WITH ACCURATE AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS (2025)
Civil Law - ...(ANSWERS)....The US system of law that deals with infractions or
concerns between two citizens, not necessarily between the state and an
individual
Criminal Law - ...(ANSWERS)....a system of law concerned with the punishment of
those who commit crimes.
crime - ...(ANSWERS)....A violation of criminal law for which some governmental
authority applies formal penalties.
Misdemeanor - ...(ANSWERS)....a crime or offense that is less serious than a
felony; any minor misbehavior or misconduct
Felony - ...(ANSWERS)....A more serious classification of crime in the United
States that typically involves violence and can range in penalty from
imprisonment for a year all the way up to the death penalty:
arrest - ...(ANSWERS)....To seize someone in the name of the law and hold against
their will, normally done by law enforcement
imprisonment - ...(ANSWERS)....taking away the freedom of prisoners when they
are punished by a court of law; placing someone in prison or jail as punishment
for crime.
ELABORATED EXAM WITH ACCURATE AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS (2025)
Civil Law - ...(ANSWERS)....The US system of law that deals with infractions or
concerns between two citizens, not necessarily between the state and an
individual
Criminal Law - ...(ANSWERS)....a system of law concerned with the punishment of
those who commit crimes.
crime - ...(ANSWERS)....A violation of criminal law for which some governmental
authority applies formal penalties.
Misdemeanor - ...(ANSWERS)....a crime or offense that is less serious than a
felony; any minor misbehavior or misconduct
Felony - ...(ANSWERS)....A more serious classification of crime in the United
States that typically involves violence and can range in penalty from
imprisonment for a year all the way up to the death penalty:
arrest - ...(ANSWERS)....To seize someone in the name of the law and hold against
their will, normally done by law enforcement
imprisonment - ...(ANSWERS)....taking away the freedom of prisoners when they
are punished by a court of law; placing someone in prison or jail as punishment
for crime.