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CCJS 407 Final Exam Questions & Answers Selection (testing) criteria: validity and reliability - ANSWERSvalidity: whether something fits its particular purpose Reliability: Will it get these results consistently over time Job task analysis - ANSWERSConducted in 2016, last one in 1998 Enormous emphasis based on community public relations Most significant change was maintaining and improving job readiness and skills in core job function Education vs. Training - ANSWERSEducatio...

CCJS 100 Exam 1 Questions & Answers What is the bottom layer of the wedding cake model? - ANSWERSMisdemeanors Offenses that are wrong by their very nature - ANSWERSMala in Se Offenses that are wrong because they are prohibited - ANSWERSMala Prohibita Doing Justice, Controlling Crime, Preventing Crime - ANSWERSPurposes of Criminal Justice A system of government in which power is divided between a central government and regional governments. - ANSWERSFederalism the authority ma...

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CCJS 407 Final Exam Study Guide Questions & Answers presence of police. Traditionally the most important police function. 1 V. 2 person patrol units - ANSWERSone-person units produced more arrests, write more crime reports, and receive fewer complaints, two-officer cars encounter more resistance from citizens. Predictive policing - ANSWERSA form of policing that uses data analysis to respond to crime more quickly and anticipate its "when and where" so that police can engage in p...

CCJS Final Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers Enlightenment - ANSWERSA movement during the eighteenth century in England and France in which concepts of liberalism, rationalism, equality, and individualism dominated social and political thinking Penitentiary Act of 1779 - ANSWERScalled for the creation of a house of hard labor where offenders would be imprisoned for up to two years Four principles: 1. A secure and sanitary building 2. Inspection to ensure that offenders followed...

CCJS 345 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS What are specialty courts - ANSWERSA type of nontraditional and experimental U.S. court that targets special problems (e.g., drug addiction, domestic violence, and child neglect) but shares a similar mission—to shift the focus from processing cases to achieving meaningful results for defendants by formulating creative What are the origins of specialty courts - ANSWERSoriginated from the broken windows principle that if you focus on small public o...

CCJS 300 Exam 2 Questions & Answers Definition of UCR - ANSWERSannual FBI publication of official statistics of crimes reported by the police Facts about the UCR - ANSWERS-it is the most widely cited on crime of all the methodological sources to be discussed -it is the compilation and publication of national crime statistics What are the two parts of the UCR and define them - ANSWERS-Index Crimes (Part 1 crimes): consist of violent and property crimes and have selected for special ...

CCJS 451 exam 1 questions & answers government is..... - ANSWERSthe criminal justice system What increased in the 60's and 70's - ANSWERScrime and social unrest loss of faith in government (60's and 70's) was caused by... - ANSWERS-Vietnam war -assassinations -Attica prison riot vietnam war - ANSWERS-first time people could see what war actually looked like -heavily televised major assassinations during the 60's - ANSWERS-JFK -Martin Luther King Jr. -Robert K...

CCJS 345 Study Exam 1 Questions & Answers legislature - ANSWERScreates laws legislation - ANSWERSlaws that are enacted by the legislature what are the functions of the court? - ANSWERS1. hold trials/hearings, decide guilt or innocence and impose sentences 2. providing societal order 3. interpreting laws 4. resolving disputes what is the burden of proof? who has the burden of proof in criminal court cases? what's the standard for burden of proof? - ANSWERSthe burden of pr...

CCJS 345 Exam 1 Questions & Answers to reduce probation/parole caseloads - ANSWERSWhat was the goal of the rehabilitative perspective? felons, juveniles, adult misdemeanors - ANSWERSThe Rehabilitative Perspective wanted to increase (social) services to who? Justice Model of Sentencing; Crime Control Model - ANSWERSWhat were the two historical models of courts and sentencing? programs were poorly executed; research on them were flawed - ANSWERSTransition of the 1970s : Nothing Works...

CCJS 300 Exam 3 Questions & Answers Self Report Method - ANSWERSMethod of data collection where you ask subjects about their own criminal involvement and to test theories. Short & Nye (1958) - ANSWERSCredited with creating the first self-report, study wanted to see if juveniles would actually self-report their involvements and they did! Established self-reporting as a viable research method. telescoping - ANSWERSinaccurate recall of time and shifting the time frame of reporting, ex. s...

CCJS 110 Final Exam Review Questions & Answers Discovery - ANSWERSA phase in the litigation process during which the opposing parties may obtain information from each other and from third parties prior to trial. Indictment - ANSWERSA formal written statement from a grand jury charging an individual with an offense; also called a true bill. Nolo Contende - ANSWERSno contest, (law) an answer of 'no contest' by a defendant who does not admit guilt but that subjects him to punishmen...

CCJS 342 Final Exam Questions & Answers Why Focus on Community Corrections - ANSWERS-increasing incarceration rates = decreasing marginal returns for incarceration -incapacitation effects of prison creates a skewed distribution ---social benefit to incarcerate people for petty crimes is lower Evolving Role of Probation Officers - ANSWERS-pre 1940s: community service -1940s: clinical social worker -1960s: advocate -Late 1970s: risk manager -Present: risk manager and social worker -...

CCJS 100 UMD Exam 2 Madoo Questions & Answers Tennessee v. Garner(1985) - ANSWERSIf an officer has probable cause to believe the suspect poses a threat of serious bodily harm either to fellow officers or to others, it is not constitutionally unreasonable to prevent escape by using deadly force. Terry v. Ohio (1968) - ANSWERSAn officer may perform a search for weapons without a warrant, even without probable cause, when the officer reasonably believes that the person may be armed and dang...

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ISTE FINAL TEST QUESTIONS & ANSWERS This organization helps educators around the world use technology to solve tough problems. They also establish the national technology standards for teachers and students. What is the full name of this organization (Do not abbreviate)? - ANSWERSInternational Society for Technology in Education standard 2.1 - ANSWERSlearner standard 2.2 - ANSWERSleader standard 2.3 - ANSWERScitizen standard 2.4 - ANSWERScollaborator standard 2.5 - ANSWERSde...

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ISTE Pre-Assessment Questions & Answers Rita teaches high school English. Her department chair has asked that all members of the department set at least three professional learning goals for the current academic year. Rita has decided not to write and submit professional learning goals because she currently has other priorities. According to the ISTE Standards, Rita is demonstrating the characteristics of a learner. - ANSWERSFalse One way for educators to learn is to stay current with re...

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