CHAPTER 7 QUIZ REVIEW: VICTIMOLOGY

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FALSE

The Eighth Amendment guarantees accused persons the right to a speedy trial.

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TRUE

Overcharging means filing a criminal indictment for an offense that is more serious than the available evidence might support.

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FALSE

A stalling strategy has succeeded when the victim has to pay for private prosecution.

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TRUE

Victims see their situations as unique events that deserve careful consideration and not as routine occurrences to be handled according to a formula sometimes referred to as a jurisdiction's going rate.

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TREUE

In their prosecutorial role, Assistant District Attorneys can take steps to protect victims and witnesses from intimidation.

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those who are intimidated regarding reporting may be unwilling to disclose to the interviewer

Measuring victim intimidation in the NCVS is very difficult, in part because of _____.

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TRUE

According to the 1992 National Prosecutor Survey Program, 97 percent of all district attorney offices reported that they notified victims of felonies of the outcomes of their cases.

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TRUE

Prosecutors are the chief legal representative within their jurisdictions.

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1931

A national government committee first acknowledged the economic burdens for victims going to trial in _____.

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Victim-Witness Assistance Projects

To address the problems and needs of victims and witnesses, the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration funded the first _____ during the mid-1970s

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WISCONSIN

The first state to adopt a Child Victims' Bill of Rights was _____

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CONSIDERATION

In a plea bargain, the defendant agrees to confess in return for some _____ from the government.

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justice system officials and agencies

According to advocates, some rights that victims gain should come at the expense of _____.

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PLEA NEGOTIATION

Resolution of criminal matters through agreements made between Assistant District Attorneys and defense counsels are known as _____.

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PROSECUTORS

_____ are the chief legal representative within their jurisdictions.

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Bedsheeting

_____ refers to the practice of charging a defendant with every applicable crime committed during a single criminal incident.

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Victimologists

_____ have pieced together scattered research findings to develop a picture of which victims are more likely to be given the best treatment.

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TRUE

The Code of Professional Responsibility that guides legal strategies prohibits any line of questioning intended to solely harass or maliciously harm a witness.

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TRUE

The burden of proof in a criminal case falls on the prosecution.

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ALLOCUTION

_____ enables injured parties to directly convey to the judge (and the public) the extent of their suffering and their beliefs about what an appropriate sentence might be.