Final Exam – Fall 2009
“Key Words,
Phrases, Concepts, People”
Judicial
Decision Making: (for background see CSM, Chapters 12-13)
·
Precedent
·
The Orthodox/Strict View vs. the Loose View (Llewellyn, “The Bramble
Bush”)
·
The
·
Non-legal factors in judicial decisions
·
Martin Luther King, Wyatt Walker, Ralph Abernathy,
Fred Shuttlesworth
“Bull” Connor, William Jenkins
Court
Impact: (CSM, Chapters 14-15)
·
Judicial Activism & Restraint
·
Judicial Review
·
Compliance
·
Implementation
·
Conditions for Court Impact
·
(Bob) White v.
·
(Clarence Earl) Gideon v. Wainwright
·
Brown v. Board of Education
People:
·
Sir Robert Peel
·
Henry Fielding (aka Tom Jones)
·
Charles Reich & Dudley Hiibel
·
Paul Childs & James Turney
·
William Rehnquist/John Roberts
·
Frank Serpico
·
Whitman Knapp (of the Knapp Commission)
·
Theodore (“Teddy”)
Key
words and phrases:
·
Constable and Night Watch
·
Uniform Crime Report
1. Felony/Misdemeanor
2. Part 1/Part 2 Crimes
3. Personal (Violent)/Property
Crimes
·
National Crime Victimization Survey
·
“Broken Windows” (Wilson and Kelling)
·
Grass-eater/Meat-eater
·
Proactive/Reactive
·
Clearance
·
Arrest
·
Search vs. Seizure
·
Stop vs. Frisk
·
Probable Cause
·
Preponderance of the Evidence
·
Reasonable Doubt
·
Profiling
·
Fruits of a Poisonous Tree
·
Exclusionary Rule
·
Miranda Rule
·
2nd Amendment
·
4th Amendment
·
5th Amendment
·
6th Amendment
Police
Policies
·
Use of Deadly Force
·
Hot Pursuit
·
Internal Affairs vs. Civilian Review Boards
Court
Cases:
Role of the courts in governing the rest of the
criminal justice system
·
Brown v.
·
Queen v. Dudley and Stephens
Don’t
forget to re-examine criminal procedure (Carp, Stidham
& Manning, Chapters 9-10). This was assigned reading both before and
after the Midterm.
This
is not an exhaustive list nor does it reflect facts/concepts addressed in the
Crime File videos and many class lectures.
You
should know basic info about theories of crime, history of policing, police
activity and its effect of crime and public safety, use of deadly force, and the
mechanisms for oversight of policing.