CRIM- QUIZ BEE (FIRST YEAR)

He is known as the Father of Criminology in the Philippines.

• Felix Angelo Bautista

• Flaviano Guerrero

• Eliseo Vibar

• Pedro Solis

It is an act regulating the practice of Criminology profession in the Philippines, and appropriating funds therefore, repealing for the purpose Republic Act No. 6506, otherwise known as "An act creating the Board of examiners for criminologist in the Philippines.

• Republic Act No. 6506

• Republic Act No. 11311

• Republic Act No. 11131

• Republic Act No. 1131

It is defined as the scientific study of crime as a social phenomenon of criminals and of penal treatment.

• Penology

• Criminology

• Crimes

• Criminal Justice System

A principal division of Criminology defined as an attempt at scientific analysis of the causes of crimes.

• Criminal Etiology

• Criminal Demography

• Criminal psychology

• Criminal Justice System

It refers to the study of human mind in relation to criminality.

• criminal psychology

• criminal epidemiology

• criminal physical anthropology

• criminal psychiatry

He defined Criminology as a body of knowledge regarding delinquency and crime as a social phenomenon. Criminology as the study of crimes and criminals and an attempt at scientific analysis of the causes, control and the treatment of offenders.

• Batrol (1995)

• Tradio (1999)

• Taff

• Sutherland and Cressey

According to him, Criminology is the study of all subject matters necessary understanding and preventing crime, the punishment and treatment of criminals.

• Taff

• Batrol (1995)

• Edwin Sutherland

• Tradio (1999)

It entails that criminology changes as a social condition changes.

• Dynamic

• Applied science

• Social Science

• Nationalistic

It is a rule of conduct, just and obligatory promulgated by competent authority for common observance and benefit.

• Crimes

• Tradition

• Culture

• Law

A principal division of Criminology defined as an attempt at scientific analysis of the conditions under which penal or criminal laws develop as a process of formal social control.

• Criminal Etiology

• Sociology of Crimes

• Sociology of Law

• Criminal law