CH 6: Prosecutors and Crime Control

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Which program was designed to promote local and federal coordination to find creative ways to reduce gun violence?

Project Safe Neighborhoods

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____ marks a departure from the traditional role a prosecutor has played

Strategic Prosecution

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Federal prosecutors are known as…

US Attorneys

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Which of the following crimes prompted Richmond’s Project Exile?

Gun-Related Homicides

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Which of the following is not part of Project Safe Neighborhoods?

prohibiting public announcements

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Plea bargaining benefits the prosecutor because it provides an option to…

dispose of a heavy case load

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Plea bargaining might undermine the criminal process by deciding that a defendant is guilty without…

a trial

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San Diego’s prosecutors once sought restraining orders against _______ in order to drive them away from businesses

Prostitutes

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The delay of filing criminal prosecution against a suspect until he or she completes a treatment program is known as…

Deferred Prosecution

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Historically, ______ occupied a secondary position in the criminal justice process

Victims

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Approximately _____ of guilty pleas are the result of plea bargaining

90 percent

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District attorneys are the _______ chief prosecutor for a local government unit

Elected

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__________ prosecution is sometimes referred to as evidence-based prosecution and has been primarily applied to domestic violence cases.

No-drop

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Prosecutors sometimes defer criminal charges or sentencing in an effort to minimize the _________ that often puts offenders back on the streets without any meaningful intervention, treatment, or prevention component

“revolving doors”

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Project Safe Neighborhoods is a strategy designed to promote local and federal government coordination to combat gun violence

True

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Community prosecution seeks to improve communications between prosecutors and
community members such as business leader

True

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If offenders in the Drug Treatment Alternative to Prison (DTAP) failed the program, they were not allowed to start over

False

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Ad Hoc plea bargaining involves an unauthorized form of punishment by the court

True

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Deferred prosecution involves the delayed filing of criminal charges against a suspect while that individual is completing a treatment program

True

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Community prosecution is an approach that is intended to improve cooperation and
collaboration between prosecutors and individuals specifically inside the criminal justice system

False

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Plea bargaining has no effect on case attrition within the court system

False

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Plea bargaining doesn’t benefit all members of the courtroom workgroup, but it does benefit the majority

False

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Cross-Designation prosecution cannot utilize local prosecutors in federal courts

False