Comparative Criminal Justice Midterm Questions With
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analytical problems approach Correct Answers -development
of theory and testing of the theory on a problem associated with
justice system
-synthesis of the 4 other approaches
-scientific method within
anthropological approach Correct Answers -historical approach
-emphasizes the evolutionary nature of society its institutions
and professions and philosophies
-the world is changing
-look at histories to see how countries got to their where they
are, why and avoid future messes
-can be combined with analytical-problems approach in which
we seek evolution to ask:
-what mistakes and success occurred?
-what do earlier experiences tell us about the present
arrestable offence Correct Answers -offenses carries a penalty
of over 5 years, imprisonment no warrant required
cannon law Correct Answers -to govern the church and the
rights of its followers as a matter of universal law resulting in
the division of law
-roman law and civil courts disputes arising under the corpus
juris civilis
-ecclesiastical court disputes under religious law which led to
conflict
, chancellor courts Correct Answers -often called upon the
common law courts to explain points of law
civil law Correct Answers -refers to legal family tracing linage
to the code of laws collected by roman emperor Justinian- the
corpus juris civilis
-set stage for Napoleon code (civil code), spread from Europe to
Canada to parts of U.S.
civilization theory Correct Answers -the more civilized a
society, the lower the rate of violence because of the level of self
control expected by society
Comitia cenuriata and comita tribute Correct Answers -enacted
states known as the lex
-451-450 bce 10 men inscribed 12 bronze tablets with specifics
concerning the rights of roman citizens
-tablets were focused on custom and concerning procedural law
over substantive law
Common Law & Equity Correct Answers -king had close
contact with all his judges to ensure oversight and fairness
-by mid 1350 courts became relatively independent of the king,
much to the dismay of people wanting fairness
-court turned to chancellor (a church official responsible for
guiding kings conscience) into a representative king
-chancellor courts in which chancellor decided by morals rather
than technical law
common law courts Correct Answers replaced British courts,
and made legal action accessible to most white males. They
Complete Solutions
analytical problems approach Correct Answers -development
of theory and testing of the theory on a problem associated with
justice system
-synthesis of the 4 other approaches
-scientific method within
anthropological approach Correct Answers -historical approach
-emphasizes the evolutionary nature of society its institutions
and professions and philosophies
-the world is changing
-look at histories to see how countries got to their where they
are, why and avoid future messes
-can be combined with analytical-problems approach in which
we seek evolution to ask:
-what mistakes and success occurred?
-what do earlier experiences tell us about the present
arrestable offence Correct Answers -offenses carries a penalty
of over 5 years, imprisonment no warrant required
cannon law Correct Answers -to govern the church and the
rights of its followers as a matter of universal law resulting in
the division of law
-roman law and civil courts disputes arising under the corpus
juris civilis
-ecclesiastical court disputes under religious law which led to
conflict
, chancellor courts Correct Answers -often called upon the
common law courts to explain points of law
civil law Correct Answers -refers to legal family tracing linage
to the code of laws collected by roman emperor Justinian- the
corpus juris civilis
-set stage for Napoleon code (civil code), spread from Europe to
Canada to parts of U.S.
civilization theory Correct Answers -the more civilized a
society, the lower the rate of violence because of the level of self
control expected by society
Comitia cenuriata and comita tribute Correct Answers -enacted
states known as the lex
-451-450 bce 10 men inscribed 12 bronze tablets with specifics
concerning the rights of roman citizens
-tablets were focused on custom and concerning procedural law
over substantive law
Common Law & Equity Correct Answers -king had close
contact with all his judges to ensure oversight and fairness
-by mid 1350 courts became relatively independent of the king,
much to the dismay of people wanting fairness
-court turned to chancellor (a church official responsible for
guiding kings conscience) into a representative king
-chancellor courts in which chancellor decided by morals rather
than technical law
common law courts Correct Answers replaced British courts,
and made legal action accessible to most white males. They
