Deck 1: Introduction

Question 1

_______________ sets forth the appropriate behavior for police as they investigate criminal activity.

A) Due process
B) Criminal procedure
C) Police investigatory code
D) Crime control

Answer 1

B

Question 2

The ______________ sets forth twenty-three individual rights and is part of the U.S. Constitution.

A) Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
B) Federal Criminal Code
C) Bill of Rights
D) The Sixth Amendment

Answer 2

C

Question 3

________________ means that an individual right is included within Fourteenth Amendment guarantees.

A) Due process
B) Criminal procedure
C) Federalism
D) Incorporation

Answer 3

D

Question 4

The _______________ Amendment provides protection against self-incrimination.

A) 4th
B) 5th
C) 6th
D) 14th

Question 5

The _______________ Amendment provides protection against unreasonable searches.

A) 4th
B) 5th
C) 6th
D) 14th

Question 6

The _______________ has the final word on the constitutionality of any state action.

A) State Supreme Court
B) Federal Bureau of Investigation
C) legislature
D) United States Supreme Court

Question 7

A(n) _______________ creates a government.

A) constitution
B) Supreme Court
C) statute
D) interpretation

Question 8

Herbert Packer created the _____________ model(s) of criminal justice

A) crime control
B) due process
C) federalist
D) Both a and b

Question 9

The crime control model of criminal justice states that _________ is the key to effective operations in criminal justice.

A) procedural protections
B) constitutional searches
C) efficiency
D) confessions

Question 10

The crime control model views the _______________ as the most important function of the criminal justice system.

A) the conviction of criminals
B) procedural safeguards
C) constitutional protections
D) confessions of criminals

Question 11

The due process model conceptualizes the crime control model as being too ______________.

A) safe
B) unjustified
C) informal
D) procedural

Question 12

The due process model calls for fact-finding procedures that are _____________.

A) formal
B) adjudicative
C) adversarial
D) all of the above

Question 13

__________ refers to the judicial process by which determinations of guilt are made.

A) Legal guilt
B) Factual guilt
C) Constitutional guilt
D) Confessionary guilt

Question 14

The due process model believes that _____________ should be restricted.

A) constitutional protections
B) plea bargaining
C) procedural safeguards
D) individual rights

Question 15

The ________________ is best conceptualized as an "obstacle course."

A) crime control model
B) court system
C) due process model
D) modelling system

Question 16

The Bill of Rights does not apply to state proceedings.

Question 17

The 14^th Amendment applies the Bill of Rights to state proceedings.

Question 18

Supreme Court decisions influence criminal procedure.

Question 19

The legislature has the final say in statute interpretation.

Question 20

Statutes are often ambiguous.

Question 21

Barron v. Baltimore applied 4^th Amendment protections to state police actions.

Question 22

The crime control model focuses on constitutional protections.

Question 23

The crime control model is informal.

Question 24

The due process model is informal.

Question 25

The crime control model is conceptualized as an "assembly line."

Question 26

The due process model is conceptualized as an "obstacle course."

Question 27

The due process model focuses on convictions no matter the cost.

Question 28

Factual guilt and legal guilt are different names for the same concept.

Question 29

The crime control model mainly focuses on factual guilt.

Question 30

A system can never combine the crime control model and the due process model.