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Criminal Justice Process

Crime Stage: Detect


Arrest Stage: Investigate


Prosecution: Charge


Trial: Proving


Corrections: Punish

Booking

Happens during Arrest Stage while in Custody


Fingerprinting, official record of charges

Preliminary Trial

Happens during Prosecution Stage


Answer to charges, most common


Involves prosecuting and defense attorney

Cesare Beccaria

Father of the Classical School

Classical School

"Born Bad Theory"= crime product of free will


Crime is a rational act


cost-benefit= pros vs. cons of crime

Lombroso

Father of the Positivist School

Positivist School

"Born Good"


Crime is a biological cause

Atavism

a person who is less evolved, a modern savage


Lombroso believed criminals could be identified by their physical features

Social Norms

Informal: Folkways (least sanctioned, ex: cutting in line), Mores (moderately sanctioned ex: using racial slurs = labeled racist by others)




Formal: Laws (most sanctioned, ex: punch someone = get arrested)

Asocial Offender

suffers from severe mental illness


not in touch w/reality


hallucinations


delusions

Anti-Social Offender

personality disorders


in touch w/reality


plans out criminal acts


used in FBI profiling system


Ed Kemper?

Culture Conflict Theory

crime is the product of learning wrong norms


"group definition" of crime

Culture Consensus Theory

group fails to socialize an individual


aka "control theory"


everyone has the same norms, some just have weak control

Tithing

10 Families responsible for each other


Tithing Man: Hue and Cry (yell and cry to catch a criminal)

Hundred

10 Tithings grouped in a 100


constable appointed to watch over them

Shire

Group of 10 hundreds into a shire


shire reeve in charge


Power of Community

Robert Peel

Father of modern British Policing

August Vollmer

Father of modern American Policing


U.S. Berkeley

Qualifications for British Police

Must be:


Male


Less than 35 years old


5'11''

Three Eras of American Policing

Political/Corruption Era


Professional/Reform


Community Era

Texas State Rangers

First State Agency


Known for Bonnie and Clyde Ambush

U.S. Agencies as they developed

1. U.S. Marshals


2. U.S. Postal Inspector


3. Secret Service


4. FBI


5. Bureau of Narcotics


6. Homeland Security

CA Police formed because of what riots?

Hounds Riots


originally started as a vigilante movement

San Francisco

Had first police force

Kansas City Preventative Patrol Experiment

Full of error


Does routine patrol deter crime?

Problem-Oriented Policing

Proactive


S.A.R.A. Model


Scanning


Analysis


Response


Assessment

Reasonable Suspicion

reason to suspect a crime has been/is committed

Probable Cause

reasonable belief a crime has been committed

Police Discretion

Letter of the Law: Low Discretion


Spirit of the Law: High Discretion

Operation Culdesac

stop drive by shootings


LAPD

Order Maintenance vs. Law Enforcement

Order Maintenance: handle problems informally


Law Enforcement: use citations and arrest

Three Types of Officers

Watchman: high discretion, order maintenance


Service: uses both order and law enforcement, medium discretion


Legalistic: law enforcement over order maintenance, low to no discretion

Broken Windows Theory

James Q. Wilson


Decaying communities increase crime activity


small crimes lead to larger crimes


criminals feel "community doesn't care"