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Froggy Jumps Criminal Justice Quick QuizOnline version Criminal Justice essentials (study guide) by Abrianna Carter 1 What are the Miranda Warnings required before custodial interrogation? a Right to consult a chaplain; right to counsel after a year; right to remain silent b Right to a quick trial; right to bail; right to an attorney only after confession c Right to remain silent; anything you say can be used; right to an attorney 2 Which amendment covers no excessive bail, fines, or cruel punishment? a Tenth Amendment b Eighth Amendment c Fourth Amendment 3 Which policing era emphasized community partnerships and problem-solving? a Community Era b Political Era c Reform Era 4 What does Skolnick’s Police Working Personality describe? a Overly friendly community service b Indifference and detachment c Traits from danger, authority, and suspicion 5 What is the purpose of the Exclusionary Rule? a Exclude all unconvicted suspects b Exclude illegally obtained evidence c Exclude evidence from non-jury trials 6 What does the term DMC stand for in criminal justice? a Disproportionate Minority Contact b Dispersed Majoritarian Control c Direct Minorities Consensus 7 What is Mens Rea in criminal law? a Guilty act b Actual crime proven by victim c Guilty mind or criminal intent 8 What is Actus Reus? a The guilty act or physical action b The guilty mind c The evidence presented 9 Which model focuses on protecting rights and fairness? a Due Process Model b Justice Transformation Model c Crime Control Model 10 What did the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment reveal? a Patrols eliminated all fear of crime b Patrols wildly reduced crime c Routine patrol did not significantly reduce crime or fear 11 What does UCR stand for in crime reporting? a Uniform Crime Reports b United Criminal Records c Universal Crime Registry 12 Which system records multiple crimes in one incident? a NCVS b NIBRS c UCR 13 What survey covers crimes not reported to police? a NIBRS b UCR c NCVS 14 Mala in se refers to crimes that are? a State-defined b Legally prohibited c Naturally wrong 15 Mala prohibitum crimes are defined by? a Lawful prohibition b Common sense c Moral wrongs 16 Which term means 'guilty mind' in criminal law? a Mens Rea b Causation c Actus Reus 17 What is Actus Reus? a Guilty act b Harm c Guilty mind 18 Which element involves the result of a crime? a Concurrence b Causation c Actus Reus 19 Concurrence means: a Separate events b Act and intent occur together c Only intent matters 20 What protects against illegal police actions in court? a Miranda Warning b Exclusionary Rule c Probable cause 21 Which amendment guarantees the right to counsel? a 8th Amendment b 6th Amendment c 4th Amendment 22 What does the Miranda Warning require before custodial questioning? a Right to bail b Right to a speedy trial c Right to silence and attorney 23 Which amendment prohibits excessive bail, fines, and punishment? a 6th Amendment b 4th Amendment c 8th Amendment 24 Crime Control Model prioritizes what over rights? a Community trust b Efficiency and stopping crime c Fairness and due process 25 Due Process Model emphasizes: a Stopping crime quickly b Protecting rights c Police efficiency 26 Skolnick’s theory describes police developing a: a Lawyer network b Community liaison c Working personality 27 DMC stands for what concept? a Domestic Male Crime b Decision-Making Criteria c Disproportionate Minority Contact 28 Which theories argue laws favor the powerful? a Critical/Conflict Theory b Structural Functionalism c Labeling Theory 29 Which term is a crime without a clear victim? a Public Order Crime b White-collar Crime c Victimless Crime 30 Three eras of U.S. policing include: a Industrial, Modern, Global b Colonial, Frontier, Digital c Political, Reform, Community 31 Proactive policing aims to: a Prevent crime b Wait for calls c Investigate only 32 Stop-and-frisk is justified by what concept? a Reasonable suspicion b Clear evidence c Probable cause 33 What is the Good Faith Exception about? a Automatic suppression b Exclusion of all evidence c Admissibility despite flawed warrant 34 Community policing focuses on: a Partnerships and problem-solving b Deterrence alone c Patrol volume 35 Code of Silence refers to: a Officers not reporting misconduct b Public disclosure policy c Whistleblower protection 36 Use of Discretion allows officers to: a Always arrest b Ignore laws c Select actions by context 37 Who is known as the ‘Father of Modern Policing’? a Sir Robert Peel b August Vollmer c William Bratton 38 What did the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment find? a Patrols wiped out crime b Patrols did not significantly reduce crime c Patrols doubled arrests 39 What is Proactive Policing best described as? a Investigating after crime b Preventing crime before it happens c Responding to all calls 40 Which amendment covers rights during trial and juries? a 4th Amendment b 8th Amendment c 6th Amendment 41 What is the central idea of Victimless Crime examples? a Crimes with no clear victim b Only theft and violence c Crimes with victims in all cases 42 Which term means crimes illegal due to law? a Mala Prohibitum b Crimes of passion c Mala in Se 43 Which is not a major policing era? a Industrial Era b Political Era c Reform Era 44 What does the Exclusionary Rule guard against? a Illegally obtained evidence b Lack of warrants c Poor police procedure 45 Which concept allows searches with consent? a Mapp rule b Consent exception c Fruit of the loing tree 46 August Vollmer promoted: a Defund policing b Education and professional training c Community warden programs 47 What does 'Reasonable Suspicion' require? a Probable cause b Absolute certainty c Specific facts suggesting crime 48 Which crime type involves organized groups for profit? a White-collar Crime b Organized Crime c Cybercrime 49 What term describes police reliance on community trust? a Aggressive policing b Zero-tolerance c Community Policing

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What are the Miranda Warnings required before custodial interrogation?

Which amendment covers no excessive bail, fines, or cruel punishment?

Which policing era emphasized community partnerships and problem-solving?

What does Skolnick’s Police Working Personality describe?

What is the purpose of the Exclusionary Rule?

What does the term DMC stand for in criminal justice?

What is Mens Rea in criminal law?

What is Actus Reus?

Which model focuses on protecting rights and fairness?

What did the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment reveal?

What does UCR stand for in crime reporting?

Which system records multiple crimes in one incident?

What survey covers crimes not reported to police?

Mala in se refers to crimes that are?

Mala prohibitum crimes are defined by?

Which term means 'guilty mind' in criminal law?

What is Actus Reus?

Which element involves the result of a crime?

Concurrence means:

What protects against illegal police actions in court?

Which amendment guarantees the right to counsel?

What does the Miranda Warning require before custodial questioning?

Which amendment prohibits excessive bail, fines, and punishment?

Crime Control Model prioritizes what over rights?

Due Process Model emphasizes:

Skolnick’s theory describes police developing a:

DMC stands for what concept?

Which theories argue laws favor the powerful?

Which term is a crime without a clear victim?

Three eras of U.S. policing include:

Proactive policing aims to:

Stop-and-frisk is justified by what concept?

What is the Good Faith Exception about?

Community policing focuses on:

Code of Silence refers to:

Use of Discretion allows officers to:

Who is known as the ‘Father of Modern Policing’?

What did the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment find?

What is Proactive Policing best described as?

Which amendment covers rights during trial and juries?

What is the central idea of Victimless Crime examples?

Which term means crimes illegal due to law?

Which is not a major policing era?

What does the Exclusionary Rule guard against?

Which concept allows searches with consent?

August Vollmer promoted:

What does 'Reasonable Suspicion' require?

Which crime type involves organized groups for profit?

What term describes police reliance on community trust?