Criminology 4I: Introduction to Crime
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- Q1What is crime?sanctions that can happen outside of the legal systemthe foremost social mediator in relations between peopleA system of rules, usually enforced through a set of institutionsThe breach of law for which punishments are assigned by a governing authority30s
- Q2Criminal law deals withthe foremost social mediator in relations between peoplethe areas dealing with the transfer of ownership of propertythe laws of a state or countryThe breaking of a law for which punishments are assigned by a governing authority30s
- Q3Property law deals withdisputes over contractstransfers of ownershippersonal injuryfinancial instruments30s
- Q4Tort law deals withprosecutions of criminalspersonal injurythe legality of passed lawfinancial issues30s
- Q5“Actus reus” is this part of the crimethe premeditationthe cover-up afterwardsthe guilty act itselfthe wanting to commit30s
- Q6Trust law deals withownership of propertythe legality of passed lawFinancial issuespersonal injuries30s
- Q7Administrative law deals withtransfer of propertyhow government agencies are regulatedthe regulation of lawsuitsthe passing of laws in congress30s
- Q8What is law?the foremost social mediator in relations betweenThe breach of law for which punishments are assigned by a governing authoritysanctions that can happen outside of the legal systemA system of rules, usually enforced through a set of institutions30s
- Q9The most serious crimes in society are calledfeloniescivil liabilitiesinfractionsmisdemeanors30s
- Q10What does supremacy of law mean?federal laws supersedes all other lawsthe law passed first has full powerlocal laws can cancel out state lawsstate laws supersede federal laws30s
- Q11“mens rea” of a crime refers tothe guilty act of the crime itselfthe thought and intent of the crimethe punishment accorded to the crimethe level of violence contained in the crime30s
- Q12The planning and action prior to a criminal act shows this of the individualmalicepre-meditationintentFelony30s
- Q13The intent to do harm with the actions of an individual isre-meditationsmalum prohibitumconsequencemalice30s
- Q14Determining who is responsible during a crime is referred to asintentintentionliabilityrecklessness30s
- Q15The main enforcers of the law in society arelaw enforcementthe jail systemthe lawslawyers30s