CRIM 435 MIDTERM QUESTIONS WITH 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS
Which case established that the defense may move to exclude evidence obtained by search and seizures
collected in violation of the constitution in state criminal trials? - Accurate answers Mapp v. Ohio
Which case established that people accused of petty crimes are entitled to counsel if a jail sentence may
be imposed - Accurate answers Argersinger v. Hamlin
"Under the ____ model, court actors primarily supervise and regulating the population of people coming
through the courthouse." - Accurate answers Managerial
Managerial model - Accurate answers Criminal Court actors and their regular operations are
largely organized around the supervision and regulation of the population that flows through
misdemeanor courts, often with little attention to questions of law and facts in individual cases.
"According to Kohler-Hausmann, the first defining feature of the managerial model presumes" -
Accurate answers a need for social control
Adjudicative model - Accurate answers Courts serve a vital sorting function by determining the
legal issues pertaining to investigation and arrest and factual questions. Pertaining to guilt. Prosecutors
in criminal courts decide whether it is proper to attach the label convicted to a particular defendant. If
they do so, the court sends the convicted to some formal punishment site where the real social control
action takes place.
"Under the ____ model, court actor primarily sort the accused into innocent and guilty; punishable and
those who should receive mercy." - Accurate answers adjudicative
Substantive justice - Accurate answers delivering some appropriate response given a quick yet
individualized assessment of the alleged criminal Act and the defendant as a person. The very fact that
defendants had experienced costly impositions and burdens. Was interpreted as a conclusion. Sufficient
to satisfy the immediate goals of the frontline actors administering criminal justice.
"For each encounter, the subject should subjected to more marking, procedural hassle, or performance.
Kohler-Hausmann defines this as the ______ imperative" - Accurate answers additive
According to Gusfield in the Foreward, this book (The Process is the Punishment) presents a convincing
and striking description of how law operates in the context of... - Accurate answers situated action
, A core problem confronting the criminal justice system, at least in Joseph Gusfield's opinion (see page
xviii) is... - Accurate answers Lawlessness of discretion and substantive justice
According to Feeley (see page xxiv) what is one of the core themes to this book? - Accurate answers
The limits of due process
In the Foreward, Joseph Gusfield argues that most of the court's work get done in the process of... -
Accurate answers Arraignment
In the foreward, Joseph Gusfield says that ___ is neither sick nor dead. - Accurate answers legal
realism
"According to Natapoff, speeding (driving a car faster than the the posted speed limit) is a misdemeanor
in ____ states." - Accurate answers 25
"In Natapoff's Introduction, which of the following is NOT a common outcome of the misdemeanor
process" - Accurate answers Rehabilitation
Natapoff describes the criminal system as a ____. - Accurate answers Leaky funnel, pyramid or
obstacle course
"In Natapoff's Introduction, for what crime was three-year-old Mac and five-year-oldAnna's mother
placed in jail?" - Accurate answers seat belt violation
"The mechanisms of maintaining order, reinforcing shared norms and communal cohesion" - Accurate
answers social control
Kohler-Hausman attributes the stunning increase of misdemeanor cases in New York City to.. -
Accurate answers Broken Windows Policing
The type of law that lays out proscribed acts - Accurate answers substantive
The model of criminal law administration concerned with managing people through engagement with
the criminal justice system over time. - Accurate answers managerial
Speeding fines constitute approximately ____ of Woodworth Louisiana's municipal budget? - Accurate
answers 60%
ACCURATE ANSWERS
Which case established that the defense may move to exclude evidence obtained by search and seizures
collected in violation of the constitution in state criminal trials? - Accurate answers Mapp v. Ohio
Which case established that people accused of petty crimes are entitled to counsel if a jail sentence may
be imposed - Accurate answers Argersinger v. Hamlin
"Under the ____ model, court actors primarily supervise and regulating the population of people coming
through the courthouse." - Accurate answers Managerial
Managerial model - Accurate answers Criminal Court actors and their regular operations are
largely organized around the supervision and regulation of the population that flows through
misdemeanor courts, often with little attention to questions of law and facts in individual cases.
"According to Kohler-Hausmann, the first defining feature of the managerial model presumes" -
Accurate answers a need for social control
Adjudicative model - Accurate answers Courts serve a vital sorting function by determining the
legal issues pertaining to investigation and arrest and factual questions. Pertaining to guilt. Prosecutors
in criminal courts decide whether it is proper to attach the label convicted to a particular defendant. If
they do so, the court sends the convicted to some formal punishment site where the real social control
action takes place.
"Under the ____ model, court actor primarily sort the accused into innocent and guilty; punishable and
those who should receive mercy." - Accurate answers adjudicative
Substantive justice - Accurate answers delivering some appropriate response given a quick yet
individualized assessment of the alleged criminal Act and the defendant as a person. The very fact that
defendants had experienced costly impositions and burdens. Was interpreted as a conclusion. Sufficient
to satisfy the immediate goals of the frontline actors administering criminal justice.
"For each encounter, the subject should subjected to more marking, procedural hassle, or performance.
Kohler-Hausmann defines this as the ______ imperative" - Accurate answers additive
According to Gusfield in the Foreward, this book (The Process is the Punishment) presents a convincing
and striking description of how law operates in the context of... - Accurate answers situated action
, A core problem confronting the criminal justice system, at least in Joseph Gusfield's opinion (see page
xviii) is... - Accurate answers Lawlessness of discretion and substantive justice
According to Feeley (see page xxiv) what is one of the core themes to this book? - Accurate answers
The limits of due process
In the Foreward, Joseph Gusfield argues that most of the court's work get done in the process of... -
Accurate answers Arraignment
In the foreward, Joseph Gusfield says that ___ is neither sick nor dead. - Accurate answers legal
realism
"According to Natapoff, speeding (driving a car faster than the the posted speed limit) is a misdemeanor
in ____ states." - Accurate answers 25
"In Natapoff's Introduction, which of the following is NOT a common outcome of the misdemeanor
process" - Accurate answers Rehabilitation
Natapoff describes the criminal system as a ____. - Accurate answers Leaky funnel, pyramid or
obstacle course
"In Natapoff's Introduction, for what crime was three-year-old Mac and five-year-oldAnna's mother
placed in jail?" - Accurate answers seat belt violation
"The mechanisms of maintaining order, reinforcing shared norms and communal cohesion" - Accurate
answers social control
Kohler-Hausman attributes the stunning increase of misdemeanor cases in New York City to.. -
Accurate answers Broken Windows Policing
The type of law that lays out proscribed acts - Accurate answers substantive
The model of criminal law administration concerned with managing people through engagement with
the criminal justice system over time. - Accurate answers managerial
Speeding fines constitute approximately ____ of Woodworth Louisiana's municipal budget? - Accurate
answers 60%
