criminology

What is inmate code in Criminology?

• Official laws and regulations enforced in prisons
• A secret language used by inmates to communicate
• informal rules and norms that reflect the values of the prison society

• A system of rewards and punishments for inmate behavior

What does hustling mean in prisons ?

• obtaining goods that are unavailable through legitimate prison means

• Following the rules and regulations in prison
• Attending educational programs in prison
• Participating in organized sports events in prison

What is The Supreme Court?

• A court for traffic violations
• The highest court in the federal judiciary of the United States.
• A local court for small claims
• A court for family law cases

What is a Parole Officer?

• A Parole Officer is a musician who plays the violin in an orchestra
• A Parole Officer is a professional athlete who competes in track and field events
• A Parole Officer is a law enforcement officer who supervises and supports individuals who have been released from prison on parole.
• A Parole Officer is a chef who specializes in making desserts

What are Public Order Crimes?

• Offenses that involve acts that interfere with the operations of society and the ability of people to function efficiently
• Crimes that only affect individuals and not society as a whole
• Offenses that are not punishable by law
• Acts that promote the smooth functioning of society

What is the Crime Control Model?

• A criminal justice theory that indicates the criminal justice system has the goal of apprehending and punishing those who commit crimes.

• A criminal justice theory that advocates for reducing crime through social and economic reforms
• A criminal justice theory that emphasizes community policing and restorative justice
• A criminal justice theory that focuses on rehabilitating offenders through education and support

What is a Correctional Facility?

• A center for educational programs
• prisons where convicted offenders serve out their sentences

• A facility for medical treatment
• A place for recreational activities

What is the Maranda Warning?

• A warning given to employees about company policies
• A warning given to students about academic misconduct
• A warning given to drivers about road conditions
• Tells a person arrested about their rights

What is Challenges For a Cause in criminology?

• Difficulties and obstacles faced when trying to address and solve social issues related to crime and criminal behavior
• Challenges faced in promoting criminal behavior
• Objects to jurors for conflict of interests

• Easy and simple solutions to social issues related to crime

What is a Wickersham Report?

• A report on ancient civilizations
• A report on climate change
• a study of the administration of justice in 1929

• A report published by the Wickersham Commission