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In the 1990s, Congress decided to “federalize” traditional “state crimes”, such as carjacking, gun possession and armed robbery, Congress’ purpose was:

to apply federal resources to assist in the prosecution of these crimes

Federal crimes include:

All of the above

The federal program, project are neighborhood (“PSN”) (designed to reduce gun violence required which of the following “core principles”:

partnership with state and local authorities

The results or goals of the PSN is/are:

both a and b

Preventative prosecution cases can involve or impact which of the following U.S constitutional amendments:

all of the above

Traditionally. The U.S attorney prosecuted “state crimes”, such as murder, armed robbery and kidnapping

false

The primary purpose of preventative prosecution is to prevent another 9/11 terrorist attack

true

Preventative prosecution is the same as the military detention of “enemy combatants” such as Al-Queda members.

false

The USA patriot Act created new federal statues for federal prosecutors to utilize against terrorism

false

A person who donates $ (money) to Al Queda (a designated foreign terrorist group) can be prosecuted under federal law (18 USC &2339)

true

Which of the following crimes could be prosecuted as “untargeted prevention”, a precursor of terrorism:

immigration fraud

The “Al Capone” strategy is employed by federal prosecutors as preventative prosecution against possible terrorism.

true

The “mission” element of Community-Oriented Prosecution (“COP”) is:

none of the above

The cop “demand” element include(s):

both a and b

The COP “organization” element is “decentralized” with a focus on direct community involvement and prosecutors assigned to police precincts.

true

The COP (community oriented prosecution) strategy believes in isolation from public and private agencies.

false

The COP operational elements or goals include what

integrated approach of crime

The US attorney is the project safe neighbor (PSN) in his or her district. The groups included

the police task force

Types of preventative terrorism prosecution include:

both a and b

Traditional prosecution concentrated on serous crimes and (get verdicts idk is this is the end)

true

Today, most prosecutors office especially…

false

The positive results of preventative prosecution include:

disruption of possible terrorism plot

An ice detainer, is used as part of preventative prosecution.

true

In cop prosecutors confront ethical issues

both a and b

In NJ bail reform act includes which of the following factors to determine if a defendant should be detained or released.

the seriousness of the crime

Theraputic jurisprudence is viewing the law as a helping profession similar to medicine

true

The adversarial system is the basis of American jurisprudence and the American criminal justice system

true

In problem solving courts prosecutors often prosecution with the defense attorneys

true

A prosecutor who is an institution builder

has direct coordination with community

If a person is convicted of the disorderly persons offense the max prison sentence is 6 months

true

COP “source of authority is by law electoral or political however in COP the source of authority is community support and community relationship

true

The NJ bail reform act eliminated money bail

true

The union country prosecutors…

the hybrid

The purpose of PSN (project safe neighborhood) is to prosecute and deter gun related crimes

true

Both COP and tradition prosecution agree that they should prosecute serious crimes… they disagree with a strategy to…

true

What is the criminal code in NJ. (2C: THROUGH 2C:)

2C:43-12 through 2C:43-22

What does title 2c pertain to

Nj criminal code

Do disorderly person offenses get sentencing?

yes up to 6 months incarceration

Is there a jury trial for a disorderly persons offense?

If there is no jury than can the defendant be accused?

Do you have a right to counsel if there is a possibility of incarceration?

yes you can get a public defender

What has the Supreme Court ruled in regard to the 6th amendment?

right to trial by jury for any criminal offense where there is a possibility of a sentence more than 6 months jail

What is the emphasis on in regards to the COP approach

problem solving, public safety. quality of life issues

Do both COP and traditional prosecutors want the same two goals?

yes

What are the same two goals that COP and traditional prosecutors want?

prosecute and reduce serious crimes, improve quality of life

What is the goal of the NJ bail reform act

fairness to all persons

What do non traditional courts handle

drug addiction, domestic violence, mental health, family matters

What do traditional courts deal with

arrest, prosecutor, court

What does non traditional amalgam or fusion of justice handle

all steps combined in one court

What are the 2 primary goals of a prosecutor

pursuit of justice, protect the public

What is the role of the prosecutor (case processor)

decide which cases to prosecute, prosecutorial discretion

What is the role of prosecutor (sanction setter)

punishment

What is the role of the prosecutor (problem solver)

COP prosecution

What is the role of the prosecutor ( strategic investor)

obtaining grants, drug courts

What is the role of the prosecutor (institution builder)

meetings to identify public safety issues

In regards to the problem solving court and traditional courts what makes them different

focus on the case outcome, judicial monitoring, informed decision making, collaboration, non traditional roles, systemic change

Case outcome

focus on the people not the process

Judicial monitoring

supervise offender from beginning to end

Informed decision making

psychologists, drug counselors

Collaboration

with private and public agencies

Non traditional roles

prosecutors and defense attorneys working to achieve the goal

Systemic change

not just prosecuting in courts

What are the positive qualities of non traditional courts

attack the crime at its roots, trust with the community, transparency

What are the negative qualities fo non traditional courts

prosecutor could fail to get the bad guy, this can divert prosecutors from developing trial, investigative skills

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問題一覧

In the 1990s, Congress decided to “federalize” traditional “state crimes”, such as carjacking, gun possession and armed robbery, Congress’ purpose was:

to apply federal resources to assist in the prosecution of these crimes

Federal crimes include:

All of the above

The federal program, project are neighborhood (“PSN”) (designed to reduce gun violence required which of the following “core principles”:

partnership with state and local authorities

The results or goals of the PSN is/are:

both a and b

Preventative prosecution cases can involve or impact which of the following U.S constitutional amendments:

all of the above

Traditionally. The U.S attorney prosecuted “state crimes”, such as murder, armed robbery and kidnapping

false

The primary purpose of preventative prosecution is to prevent another 9/11 terrorist attack

true

Preventative prosecution is the same as the military detention of “enemy combatants” such as Al-Queda members.

false

The USA patriot Act created new federal statues for federal prosecutors to utilize against terrorism

false

A person who donates $ (money) to Al Queda (a designated foreign terrorist group) can be prosecuted under federal law (18 USC &2339)

true

Which of the following crimes could be prosecuted as “untargeted prevention”, a precursor of terrorism:

immigration fraud

The “Al Capone” strategy is employed by federal prosecutors as preventative prosecution against possible terrorism.

true

The “mission” element of Community-Oriented Prosecution (“COP”) is:

none of the above

The cop “demand” element include(s):

both a and b

The COP “organization” element is “decentralized” with a focus on direct community involvement and prosecutors assigned to police precincts.

true

The COP (community oriented prosecution) strategy believes in isolation from public and private agencies.

false

The COP operational elements or goals include what

integrated approach of crime

The US attorney is the project safe neighbor (PSN) in his or her district. The groups included

the police task force

Types of preventative terrorism prosecution include:

both a and b

Traditional prosecution concentrated on serous crimes and (get verdicts idk is this is the end)

true

Today, most prosecutors office especially…

false

The positive results of preventative prosecution include:

disruption of possible terrorism plot

An ice detainer, is used as part of preventative prosecution.

true

In cop prosecutors confront ethical issues

both a and b

In NJ bail reform act includes which of the following factors to determine if a defendant should be detained or released.

the seriousness of the crime

Theraputic jurisprudence is viewing the law as a helping profession similar to medicine

true

The adversarial system is the basis of American jurisprudence and the American criminal justice system

true

In problem solving courts prosecutors often prosecution with the defense attorneys

true

A prosecutor who is an institution builder

has direct coordination with community

If a person is convicted of the disorderly persons offense the max prison sentence is 6 months

true

COP “source of authority is by law electoral or political however in COP the source of authority is community support and community relationship

true

The NJ bail reform act eliminated money bail

true

The union country prosecutors…

the hybrid

The purpose of PSN (project safe neighborhood) is to prosecute and deter gun related crimes

true

Both COP and tradition prosecution agree that they should prosecute serious crimes… they disagree with a strategy to…

true

What is the criminal code in NJ. (2C: THROUGH 2C:)

2C:43-12 through 2C:43-22

What does title 2c pertain to

Nj criminal code

Do disorderly person offenses get sentencing?

yes up to 6 months incarceration

Is there a jury trial for a disorderly persons offense?

If there is no jury than can the defendant be accused?

Do you have a right to counsel if there is a possibility of incarceration?

yes you can get a public defender

What has the Supreme Court ruled in regard to the 6th amendment?

right to trial by jury for any criminal offense where there is a possibility of a sentence more than 6 months jail

What is the emphasis on in regards to the COP approach

problem solving, public safety. quality of life issues

Do both COP and traditional prosecutors want the same two goals?

yes

What are the same two goals that COP and traditional prosecutors want?

prosecute and reduce serious crimes, improve quality of life

What is the goal of the NJ bail reform act

fairness to all persons

What do non traditional courts handle

drug addiction, domestic violence, mental health, family matters

What do traditional courts deal with

arrest, prosecutor, court

What does non traditional amalgam or fusion of justice handle

all steps combined in one court

What are the 2 primary goals of a prosecutor

pursuit of justice, protect the public

What is the role of the prosecutor (case processor)

decide which cases to prosecute, prosecutorial discretion

What is the role of prosecutor (sanction setter)

punishment

What is the role of the prosecutor (problem solver)

COP prosecution

What is the role of the prosecutor ( strategic investor)

obtaining grants, drug courts

What is the role of the prosecutor (institution builder)

meetings to identify public safety issues

In regards to the problem solving court and traditional courts what makes them different

focus on the case outcome, judicial monitoring, informed decision making, collaboration, non traditional roles, systemic change

Case outcome

focus on the people not the process

Judicial monitoring

supervise offender from beginning to end

Informed decision making

psychologists, drug counselors

Collaboration

with private and public agencies

Non traditional roles

prosecutors and defense attorneys working to achieve the goal

Systemic change

not just prosecuting in courts

What are the positive qualities of non traditional courts

attack the crime at its roots, trust with the community, transparency

What are the negative qualities fo non traditional courts

prosecutor could fail to get the bad guy, this can divert prosecutors from developing trial, investigative skills