BS-CRIM 3 PRELIMINARY ROUND

What is the former name of SMCC?

• Saint Michael Institution

• College of Saint Michael

• Saint Michael High School

• Saint Michael’s Institute

This theory emphasizes the idea that there are biological basis in determining criminal behavior and that this should be taken into account when punishments are assigned. Hence, this ideates that punishment should match the criminal rather than the crime.

• Natural Rights Theory

• Utilitarianism

• Positivist Theory

• Classical Theory

This refers to the failure of a law enforcement officer to perform a required duty or obligation. It’s essentially a neglect of duty, where an officer fails to act when they have a responsibility to do so.

• Misfeasance

• Deviance

• Malfeasance

• Non-feasance

The following are the 3 tools or I’s of Investigation, EXCEPT:

• Information

• Intuition

• Instrumentation

• Interrogation

A simple extension of this worldview was to define crime as a result of demonic possession or the evil abuse of free will.

• Demonological Theory

• Classical School of Criminology

• Neoclassical Criminology

• Positivist School of Criminology

The doctrine that justifies reformation by arguing that the offender is a sick person.

• Positivist Theory

• Classical Theory

• Neo Classical School

• Chicago School

The belief that criminals represent genetic “throwbacks to the ape” or earlier, more primitive humanity.

• Determinism

• Atavism

• Hedonism

• Positivism

Mr. Tony Stark punches Mr. Spiderman out of jealousy. The former is _______.

• Chronic Criminal

• Acute Criminal

• Jealous offender

• Rational Criminal

A classical school philosophy that believed people act in accordance with their desires to maximize pleasure and avoid pain.

• Hedonism

• Classical Theory

• Positivist Philosophy

• Neo-classical school

A person who commits crime due to less physical stamina or self-control.

• Pseudo Criminals

• Insane Criminals

• Criminal by Passion

• Criminaloids