ch 2 criminal justice

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The new UCR / NIBRS is more detailed including data on what?

Place, Weapon, Type and Value, Personal Characteristics, Nature of relationship, Case Disposition

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what years did crime increase?

1960-1990

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2006-present day

The current trend says we should expect crime to still increase because of economic uncertainty and it is much easier to commit crime than before due to technology.

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Clearance Rate

A traditional measure of investigation effectiveness that compares the number of crimes reported or discovered to the number of crimes solved through arrest.

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Part 1 crimes are:

Murder, Raper, Robbery, Aggravated Assault, Burglary, Larceny, Motor Vehicle Theft, Arson

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Which part 1 offense statistically happens the least?

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Mass Murder

One incident where 4 or more victims are killed at the same location during on event

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Spree Killings

2 or more victims killed at two or more locations over a short-time span

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Serial Killer

Several victims (at least 3) killed in three or more events over long-time frame

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Statutory Rape

Involves carnal knowledge and or sexual relations with a minor

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Date Rape

Forced sexual intercourse against someone's will in the context of a dating relationship

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Aggravated (felony) (assault)

The unlawful, intentional inflicting, or attempted or threated inflicting, or serious injury upon the person of another

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Burglary

The unlawful entry of a structure to commit a criminal act

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Under the UCR/NIBRS program, the crime of burglary can be reported if:

(1) an unlawful entry of an unlocked structure has occurred

(2) a breaking and entering (of a secured structure) has taken place

(3) a burglary has been attempted

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Inchoate

In the process of being done

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Larceny-Theft

The unlawful taking or attempted taking, carrying, leading, or riding away of property, from the possession or constructive possession of another

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The most common forms of Larceny-Theft

Theft from a motor vehicle, a building, or of a bicycle, Shoplifting, Flash robs

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Flash Robs

Organized events on the internet when a large group of people rob a store at the same time.

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Identity theft

Imposter obtains key pieces of information; the victim is often left with ruined history trying to prove it was not them.

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Arson

Any willful or malicious burning or attempt to burn, with or without intent

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National Crime Victimization Survey

Began in 1972. Uncover the “dark figure of crime”

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Who does not take the national crime victimization survey?

Minors

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What three things have to occur for crime typology to happen?

Offender motivation, Victim behavior, Legal categories.

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Cyberstalking

The use of internet, e-mail, cell phone and other electronic communication technologies to bully or stalk another person

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Statistically, who will report any victimization to the police?

Elderly

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Who is more likely than young people to be victimized by strangers?

Elderly

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Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002

Companies lying about how financially strong they were so people buy into their company

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Edwin Sutherland

First business professor to say the term white-collared crime

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