CRJ 330 Midterm Exam Solution

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CRJ 330 Midterm Exam Solution

• Question 1

Which of the following is true of civil order control?

• Question 2

A resident of rural Japan could expect regular visits from the local:

• Question 3

The deviance control function of the police includes all but:

• Question 4

Which of the following is the MAIN factor that inhibits international police cooperation?

• Question 5

The French and German arrangements for civil order control are similar in that:

• Question 6

The mutawa in Saudi Arabia are the:

• Question 7

Tasks of Japanese officers who work in local police stations include:

• Question 8

A murder in Germany would be investigated by the:

• Question 9

The legal tradition based on codification of laws is:

• Question 10

Common Law covers:

• Question 11

The oldest formal legal system believed to have originated as early as 4000 B.C. was:

• Question 12

Socialist Law emphasizes:

• Question 13

Islamic criminal law is based on the ideal of:

• Question 14

Which family of law is not secular in nature?

• Question 15

Law that is developed by modern states in their legislatures or through their regulatory process that deals largely with the relations between government and citizens is:

• Question 16

The primary characteristic of Common Law that distinguishes it from Civil Law is:

• Question 17

How is a transnational crime different from an international crime?

• Question 18

The sale, distribution, or large-scale possession of property obtained in violation of the law is:

• Question 19

With greater knowledge of comparative crime trends, governments can make better decisions about the allocation of resources and

• Question 20

What is “ethnocentrism”?

• Question 21

How do the actions that become “international crimes” reach that status?

• Question 22

Comparative criminology and criminal justice generally study

• Question 23

Which of the following is the least likely to be a transnational crime?

• Question 24

A typology of transnational crime groups theses offenses into three categories:

• Question 25

The increase in crime rates since the 1990s in China is primarily related to:

• Question 26

The Japanese penal code categorizes crimes as:

• Question 27

In Confucian ethics, the main force behind motivating people to avoid illegal or immoral activities is:

• Question 28

England is a:

• Question 29

Factors to contributing to Japan’s low crime rate include:

• Question 30

The King in Saudi Arabia takes advice from what non-legislative body:

• Question 31

Power in Germany is:

• Question 32

The basic principles of the Criminal Law in France come from:

• Question 33

With greater knowledge of comparative crime trends, governments can make better decisions about the allocation of resources and

• Question 34

The first attempts to collect data on crime internationally occurred

• Question 35

According to the data produced by the ICVS (International Crime Victim Surveys), the United States has a victimization rate ________ to that of other Western countries.

• Question 36

The International self-report delinquency study compared juvenile offending in 15 countries. It found ________ percent of juveniles had committed at least one crime.

• Question 37

Why do some countries not engage in counting crimes?

• Question 38

Of the six “model” countries discussed in the book, which has the lowest crime rates across the board?

• Question 39

The primary reason why victims do not report crimes to police around the world is:

• Question 40

In comparing crimes in the U.S. to other countries, American crime rates are worst for: