The term __________ means that you cannot be tried for the same crime twice.

This is known as the guilty act. It is the physical carrying out out of the crime.

The ______ amendment guarantees a speedy trial, an impartial jury, allows the accused to confront witnesses against them, and allows them to have a lawyer.

The taking of a person into physical custody.

Crime NOT known to the police is known as?

This model of the criminal justice system is represented by visualizing all criminal cases entering the top of the system but only a few criminals actually end up in prison.

The ____ amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures.

This is known as the guilty mind. It is the intent of carrying out the crime.

__________ law enforcement takes place when police respond to a citizen’s call for service.

The _____ amendment protects citizens from self-incrimination.

Which of the following is NOT part of the Miranda warnings that law enforcement must read to suspects under arrest before they are questioned?

The ____ amendment guarantees that excessive bail shall not be required nor cruel or unusual punishments are inflicted upon a citizen.

_____ law enforcement takes place when police are on routine patrol and seek out criminals.

Who organizes the data in the UCR?

Which of the following refers to an administrative process officially recording an entry into detention after arrest?

Which of the following is an illegal action or activity for which a person can be punished by law?

Which Criminal Justice goal is accomplished by punishing convicted offenders, ensuring restitution to victims, and protecting the rights of citizens.

Which Amendment applies: Prohibits state and local governments from depriving a person of their life, liberty, or property without the due process of law.

Of the 27 amendments to the US Constitution, ____________ of them are considered the due process amendments.

It is the official compilation of statistics on crime and criminals.

Who makes the decision to sentence the defendant to the death penalty?

This model of the criminal justice system is represented by presuming all suspects are innocent. The primary focus is to ensure that a suspect's constitutional rights are observed through each step of the criminal justice process.

An officer in a legal location sees a piece of evidence sitting out in the open they may seize that evidence without a search warrant and use it in trial against a suspect because of the _____________ exception.

Which of the following is NOT one of the levels of policing in America?

This style of policing takes place when officers attempt to maintain order, seek out and disrupt criminal behavior, and use discretion in most situations.

A writ, issued by a judicial officer, directing law enforcement to make an arrest, conduct a search, or carry out some other action for the administration of justice is known as:

____________ are codes that officers use over the radio to covey certain actions that are occurring.

This is the order of authority. It establishes definite lines of authority and channels of communication.

The level of justification needed to have an arrest warrant issued by a judge.

At the beginning of their shift, police officers have a meeting with their shift sergeant called ____________.

Before being able to secure a search warrant and/or conduct a lawful search, the police must establish _____________.

The purpose of arresting a suspect is to:

Criminal justice can be defined as:

What is the police officer’s motto?

Which of the following refers to restricting a person’s movement for a reasonable amount of time in order to investigate potential criminal activity?

The Present Era of policing began after which major event?

This is the largest police department (number of officers) in the United States.

He created the Bow Street Runners.

Which of the following is NOT one of the four basic responsibilities of the police?

The administrative activities of controlling, directing, and coordinating police personnel, resources, and activities are known as:

Which of the following is NOT one of the four effective communication skills used by police officers?

When an officer is chasing a suspect that they believe has committed a crime and that suspect then enters a building, the officer may enter that building without a search warrant to continue chasing the suspect because of the __________ exception.

This is the first city in the US to establish a full police department.

Which exception allows evidence found during a vehicle search to be used in court if the owner gives permission without a warrant, when asked by an officer?

The FBI enforces primarily what type of laws?

This style of police management utilizes a chain of command with a limited number of officers reporting to a supervisor.

The main goal of a police officer during public interactions is:

This style of policing takes place when the officer’s work reflects the needs of the community. They will work with community partners to assist citizens.

The Confrontation Clause gives defendants the right to:

When an officer observes a “suspicious” person, they may pat down that person for weapons because of the __________ exception.

Any evidence obtained illegally cannot be used against a defendant at trial because of the _______________.

Miranda warnings stem from which U.S. Supreme Court case?

This is the earliest known criminal code.

This is the geographical area where the duties and responsibilities of law enforcement officers take place.

He created the London Metropolitan Police Force.

This style of police management is based on solving problems by having the police act as partners with community members.

The laptop located inside most police vehicles which allows police officers to communicate a large amount of information is known as:

They were known as the first real detectives because they investigated and apprehended criminals.

What was the historical case that dealt with stop and frisk?

What is generally considered the most common type of search that is conducted without a search warrant?

The number of people supervised by one manager?

Every individual has only one supervisor.

Frankpledge looked for two crimes.

What is the first goal of the criminal justice system?

Which clause ensures equal treatment under state laws for all people?

TRUE or FALSE: Crime rates help allocate police resources.

TRUE or FALSE: A person has a reasonable expectation of privacy in their discarded garbage.

TRUE or FALSE: A search warrant must be specific to the location being searched and the items to be searched for and seized.

TRUE or FALSE: The UCR divides crimes into violent, non-violent and property crimes.

TRUE or FALSE: A suspect may be released on bail before trial.

TRUE or FALSE: The 4th Amendment states that evidence that is obtained illegally can be used against someone at their trial.

TRUE or FALSE: A warrant must be issued by a judge based on probable cause and supported by the oath or affirmation of the officer seeking it.

TRUE or FALSE: The 6th Amendment gives the right to a trial by a jury of your peers that is unbiased.

TRUE or FALSE: A person who is detained is arrested.

Who is responsible for collecting crime data for the Uniform Crime Report (UCR)?

What are the three main components of the criminal justice system?

At which stage in the criminal justice process does the defendant enter a plea?

Which stage in the criminal justice process involves taking pictures and fingerprints of the suspect?

In the criminal justice process, a(n) has to occur before a(n) can take place.

Bail is usually set at the:

Which offense is punishable by confinement in prison for mare than 1 year or by death?

The amount of proof necessary for a reasonably intelligent person to belive that a crime has been committed or that items connected with criminal activity can be found in a particular place is called _________.

A crime that is punishable by a fine or by incarceration in jail for not more than a year is caled a(n) _______.

A group of citizens who meet to investigate charges coming from preliminary hearings is called a(n) ________.

A defendant cannot waive his or her right to trial by jury.

In most jurisdictions, the defendants has the choice between a jury trial and a bench trial.

Basic right of all people in the U.S. is the idea that all people are ________________________.

________ law enforcement takes place when police are on routine patrol and seek out criminals. Mark only one oval.

The UCR separates crime into two primary categories _____________and _________________ crimes.

The Funnel cake model represents several crimes being committed, but only a small percentage of criminals end up in _____________________.

Fingerprints are taken from the suspect during this part of the criminal process

The Grand Jury is made up of a collection of ___________

During a preliminary hearing who decides whether or not there is enough evidence to send the case to trial?

An example of the Discretionary Model?

The process by which a jury is selected for a criminal trial.

This term represents the decision made by the jury in a criminal trial.

A trial where only the judge decides whether or not the defendant is guilty or not guilty of the charge(s) brought against them.