criminal justice system

a crime

Law Enforcement System

Legal System

Corrections System

The 3 basic branches of the criminal justice system in the United States

Civil Law

reimbursement (civil law)

punishment (criminal law)

Criminal Law

tort

Contract Law

Criminology

Sociology

Psychology

3 methods criminologists use to study crime are:

What are 2 goals of Criminology?

Name some possible causes or theories of the causes of criminal behavior that many criminologists commonly accept.

criminal profiling

crime victim

primary crime victim

secondary crime victim

crime prevention programs

career criminal

Victimologist

Victimology

forensic genetic genealogy (FGG)

biometric database or Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS)

biometrics or biometric data

tenprint

latent print

NamUs - National Missing and Unidentified Persons System

DNA phenotyping

DNA mixture interpretation

cold case

friction ridge impressions

survivors

English Common Law

What is the definition of law?

Common law is also referred to as:

precedent

statutes

Statute Law

ratified

Constitution of the United States

articles (of the US Constitution)

amendments

The Bill of Rights

double jeopardy

First Amendment relates to:

Second Amendment relates to:

Third Amendment prohibits:

Fourth Amendment protects:

Fifth Amendment protects:

probable cause

due process

Sixth Amendment secures:

Seventh Amendment provides for:

Eighth Amendment indicates that:

Ninth Amendment secures:

Tenth Amendment indicates that:

search warrant

Taking the Fifth

Cruel and unusual punishment is defined as:

incriminate

Name the components of due process (a fair and impartial trial), as provided for by the Sixth Amendment:

grand jury

Name the three-part method many state courts use to determine whether a sentence is cruel and unusual: