Title: Chapter 3 and 4 Quiz
Course: AJS-101 RTZ

Q: “A rule of conduct, generally found enacted in the form of a statute that proscribes or mandates certain forms of behavior.”

This is the definition of:
- Law
- Policy
- Judicial Rule
- Court Mandate
A: Law

Q: There exist several  types of law within our society, they are as discussed in Chapter 4?
- Criminal Law, Civil Law, Administrative Law, Case Law & Procedural Law
- Civil, Point of Law, Judicial Precedence, case Law, Common Law & Codified Law.
- Criminal Law, Traffic Law, Common Law, Liquor Law, Gaming Laws & Point of Statute
- Amnion Law, Policy Statutes, Case Law, procedural Law & Common Law.
A: Criminal Law, Civil Law, Administrative Law, Case Law & Procedural Law

Q: In cases of Treason against the US, what penalty can be imposed by the federal government?
- Life or Execution
- Life only
- Execution
- Deportation
A: Life or Execution

Q: A degree of force that is appropriate in a given situation and is not excessive:
- Reasonable
- Excessive but reasonable
- Rule of alter force
- Justified Excessive
A: Reasonable

Q: Words inscribed above the entrance to the U.S. Supreme Court building:
- Equal justice under law
- Give me liberty or give me death
- Justice prevails
- Discretion of the Supreme Court
A: Equal justice under law

Q: To be tried twice for the same crime would be in violation of which Amendment to the U.S. Constitution?
- 5th
- 6th
- 7th
- 14th
A: 5th

Q: The Classical School of crime causation states that crime is caused as the result of individuals;
- Free will
- Mental capacity
- Diminished capacity
- Mental illness
A: Free will

Q: The Biological School of crime causation states that crime is caused as the result of individuals;
- Criminal genes
- Dietary causation
- Allergy causation
- Peer Pressure
A: Criminal genes

Q: Phrenology is the study of:
- The study of the shape of the human head to determine the anatomical correlates of human behavior.
- The study of the shape of the retina to the cortex to establish the anatomical correlates of human behavior.
- The study of the shape of the human head the race of the individual to determine the core of human behavior.
- A condition characterized by the existence of features thought to be common in earlier stages of human evolution.
A: The study of the shape of the human head to determine the anatomical correlates of human behavior.

Q: ___________________ is a form of mental illness in which sufferers are said to be out of touch with reality.
- Psycosis
- Paranoia
- Deleium
- Psycopath
A: Psycosis

Q: Under the Broken Windows Thesis…
- Physical deterioration of an area leads to higher crime.
- This is an environmental offense enforceable by the energy czars.
- Leads to a drop on real estate values.
- Is problematic in rural areas.
A: Physical deterioration of an area leads to higher crime.

Q: Women in crime causation was noted as early as 1950 when it was stated that women hide their illegal activities better in a male dominated society by Pollak  in the Criminality of Women.
- True and is holding true 60 years later.
- False, the role of women in the 50's was that of a non criminal.
- men cause most crime especially in the 50's.
- Purely fiction.
A: True and is holding true 60 years later.

Q: Psychopath is a person with a personality disorder especially one manifested in aggressively antisocial behavior.
- True
- False
- A product of Meth
- This describes a psychosis.
A: True

Q: Positivist School is an approach to criminal justice theory that stresses the application of scientific techniques to the study of crime and criminals.
- True
- False
- Theory only and never proved in a court of law.
- The Mission Statement of most Crime Labs.
A: True

Q: Homelessness is the root cause of inner city decay.
- False
- True
- Only in cities greater than 1,000,000.
- Only in California
A: False