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This Criminal Justice 100 Terms study resource is based on Introduction to Criminal Justice by Siegel & Worrall and focuses on Chapters 1–3. It provides a structured way to review essential criminal justice terminology, foundational concepts, and key ideas introduced in the opening chapters. Use this resource to reinforce important definitions, organize your notes, prepare for quizzes and exams, and strengthen your understanding of introductory criminal justice concepts. Ideal for students studying Criminal Justice 100, Siegel & Worrall, Chapters 1–3, terminology, and introductory criminal justice material.

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Criminal Justice 100 Terms – Siegel &
Worrall Introduction to Criminal
Justice, Chapters 1-3 Study Guide
2026/2027




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100 Terms
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Study
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Study Guide 2026_2027.pdf

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Courtroom work group


A term used to imply that all parties in the justice process work together in a cooperative effort to
settle cases efficiently rather than to engage in a true adversarial procedure


Criminal justice system


The system of law enforcement, adjudication, and correction that is directly involved in the
apprehension, prosecution, and control of those charged with criminal offenses


Crime control perspective


a model of criminal justice that emphasizes the control of dangerous offenders and the protection of
society through harsh punishment as a deterrent to crime




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decriminalization


reducing the penalty for a criminal act without legalizing it


deinstitutionalization


the policy of removing from secure confinement as many offenders of minor nonviolent crimes as
possible and treating them in the community


equal justice perspective


a perspective o n criminal justice based on the idea that all people should receive the same treatment
under the law and should be evaluated on the basis of their current behavior, not on what they have
done in the past




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