Since the mid-1970s in the United States, which of the following is true of property crime rates? They have remained consistently high. They have declined significantly. They have remained consistently low. They have spiked sharply. Which of the following can be used to deal with crime today? Security tipping DNA analysis Isometric systems All of the above When a person in a position of financial trust transfers money from the corporation into a personal account, this is known as which of the following? "Pump and dump" Corporate crime Embezzlement Pilferage Which of the following crime rates has the highest rate of clearance by arrest? Robbery Domestic violence Rape Murder Which of the following refers to the victim's role in his or her own victimization? Victim precipitation Victim cause Victim blame Victim complicity Those who engage in violence because it is an acceptable means of resolving conflict among their acquaintances would be identified as which of the following? Criminally violent offenders Situationally violent offenders Pathologically violent offenders Culturally violent offenders Which of the following states that capitalism and inequality are at the root of crime? Postmodernism Left realism Feminist criminology Marxist criminology Which theory views property crime as learned behavior in which the offender becomes socialized to engage in criminal activity? Routine activities theory Anomie theory Differential association theory Developmental/life course theory Which of the following types of terrorism is consistent with acts that "are committed for ideological or political motives, but which are not part of a concerted campaign to capture control of the state"? Limited political terrorism Lone wolves terrorism State-sponsored terrorism Quasi-terrorism According to Conklin's typology of robbers, which of the following is the most common? Opportunist robbers Addict robbers Alcoholic robbers Professional robbers Which of the following says that unintended disorderly behavior can also signal that nobody cares about the community, leading to more serious disorder and crime? The broken windows theory The golden rule disposition The "red light" effect The undercriminalization effect The Organized Crime Control Act, which featured the RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations) statute, became law in what year? 1970 1960 1950 1940 Which of the following basic type of organized crime refers to crime by guerilla and terrorist groups and various militant social movements that use violence, such as the Ku Klux Klan? Syndicate Mercenary (predatory) Political-social In-group-oriented An upset student opens fire in a school cafeteria, killing 18 of his classmates. Which of the following best describes this student? Serial murderer Sadistic murderer Spree murderer Mass murderer Which theory centers on the argument that individuals are deviant mainly because others have identified them as such? Radical criminology Labeling theory Feminist criminology Marxist criminology Which statement is true of school violence in the United States? The rate of school violence has been decreasing in recent years. Most murders of school-age children occur in or around school. The media has failed to adequately cover stories of school shootings. The United States has one of the lowest rates of school violence in the world. What is the central theme for critical/radical feminists? Capitalism Victimization Patriarchy Political conflict Which of the following is not true regarding prostitution? Prostitution appears to be a problem unique to capitalist societies. In most U.S. states, prostitution is considered a misdemeanor. Prostitution appears to have declined since World War II. Prostitution was originally tolerated as a “necessary evil.” Policies that protect white-collar criminals from formal punishment would support which of the following theories? Conflict theory Left realism Integrated theory Feminist theory What distinguishes a "political crime" from other types of crime? Legal categorization of the offense International law Whether or not government officials were involved Ideological motivation If a company knowingly sells an unsafe product because they expect greater profits from these sales than pulling the product from the market, this would qualify as which of the following crimes? Cybercrime Occupational crime Corporate crime Professional crime Which of the following is the best description of Hamas? A group that opposes non-Islamic governments with violence A group focused on preventing peace between the Israelis and Palestinians A group fighting to unite Northern Ireland with the Republic of Ireland Shiite fundamentalist extremists Which of the following is/are drug control strategies? Legalization Use of diplomacy Prevention Targeting traffickers All of the above According to the textbook, which of the following can be used to tackle crime in the 21st century? Electronic tagging DNA analysis Retina or fingerprint recognition systems All of the above

Research and select a criminal justice organization in your community in relation to outlining a strategic planning process. Make sure you are able to access information about the organization for all the required parts of the assignment. Assess the public safety issues in your selected criminal justice organization as they correlate with the agency's mission, vision, and goals. Create a 1-page outline that details the initial steps in the strategic planning process for the selected criminal justice organization and correlating public safety issues. Include the following in your outline: Relevant stakeholders and their roles Public safety issues/challenges Strategies for scanning and assessing Data and resources needed to address the issues/challenges Write a 350-word paper that discusses: Prioritization of the issues/challenges Correlation between the organization's mission, vision, and goals regarding the prioritized issues/challenges Goals to address the issues/challenges Format your paper according to APA guidelines.

Locate one article from the CSU Online Library in which a criminal justice official faced scrutiny surrounding an incident that questioned his or her ethical decisions. The article you review must be at least two pages in length. This does not need to be a criminal incident. Discuss the incident, the ethical dilemma, and what you think the outcome should have been. Also, what training may have helped this individual and this department? Describe the types of ethics and conflict resolution training that the agency should implement to prevent future ethical issues in the department.