Canadian Criminal Justice A Primer 5th Edition Griffiths Test Bank

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• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0176724400
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0176724405
• Author: Curt Griffiths

Griffiths’ Canadian Criminal Justice: A Primer provides a succinct yet thorough introduction to the dynamic and complex Canadian criminal justice system for students without significant prior exposure to the field. In brief chapters, the text presents a current, accessible overview of the distinct parts of the criminal justice system as they are evolving in response to the technological and societal changes of the 21st century. The sixth edition includes updated theories, cases, and examples. These additions serve to enhance this market-leading text, helping to create a highly engaged community of learners who come to class prepared and eager to discuss the issues presented in the text.

Table of contents:

1. Part I: Canadian Criminal Justice: Setting the Framework
2. Ch 1: The Foundations of Criminal Justice
3. The Rule of Law
4. Principles of Canadian Law
5. The System of Criminal Law
6. What is a Crime?
7. Criminal Law versus Civil (Tort) Law
8. The Origins and Application of the Criminal Law
9. What’s against the Law?
10. The Criminal Law in a Diverse Society
11. Summary
12. Key Points Review
13. Key Term Questions
14. Media Link
15. Ch 2: The Structure and Process of Criminal Justice
16. Criminology versus Criminal Justice: What is the Difference?
17. The Criminal Justice System
18. Models of Criminal Justice Administration: Due Process versus Crime Control
19. The Dynamics of Criminal Justice
20. The Role and Responsibilities of Governments in Criminal Justice
21. The Flow of Cases through the Criminal Justice System
22. The Role of Discretion in the Criminal Justice System
23. Ethics in Criminal Justice
24. Is the Criminal Justice System a Deterrent?
25. The Criminal Justice System and At-Risk and Marginalized Persons
26. Key Concepts in Criminal Justice
27. Selected Trends in Canadian Criminal Justice
28. Summary
29. Key Points Review
30. Key Term Questions
31. Media Links
32. Ch 3: Crime, Victims, and the Community
33. Crime Rates
34. The Costs of Crime
35. The Victims of Crime
36. Programs and Services for Victims of Crime
37. The Community and the Criminal Justice System
38. Social Media, the Community, and Criminal Justice
39. “Anonymous” and the Hacktivists: Guardians of Justice or Vigilantes?
40. Summary
41. Key Points Review
42. Key Term Questions
43. Media Links
44. Part II: The Police
45. Ch 4: The Structure and Roles of the Police
46. A Brief History of Policing
47. The Evolution of Policing in Canada
48. The Levels of Policing
49. Police Peacekeeping
50. Private Security Services
51. Defining Police Work
52. Police Work in a Democratic Society
53. Governance of the Police
54. The Roles and Activities of the Police
55. Factors Influencing the Role and Activities of the Police
56. The Recruitment and Training of Police Officers
57. The Police Occupation
58. The Challenges of Police Work
59. Summary
60. Key Points Review
61. Key Term Questions
62. Media Link
63. Ch 5: Police Powers and Decision Making
64. The Charter of Rights and Freedoms and Police Powers
65. The Police Use of Force
66. Police Discretion and Decision Making
67. The Police and Aboriginal Peoples
68. Police Accountability
69. Summary
70. Key Points Review
71. Key Term Questions
72. Media Links
73. Ch 6: Police Strategies and Operations
74. The Professional Model of Policing
75. Community Policing
76. The Community and the Police
77. Crime Prevention
78. Crime Response Strategies
79. Crime Attack Strategies
80. The Increasing Use of High Technology in Crime Response and Crime Attack
81. Measuring the Effectiveness of Police Strategies and Operations
82. The Economics of Police Strategies and Operations: Are the Police Worth the Money?
83. The Police and Vulnerable or At-Risk Groups
84. Summary
85. Key Points Review
86. Key Term Questions
87. Media Links
88. Part III: The Criminal Courts
89. Ch 7: The Structure and Operation of the Criminal Courts
90. The Provincial and Territorial Court System
91. Provincial and Territorial Specialized Problem-Solving Courts
92. Provincial and Territorial Circuit Courts
93. The Provincial and Territorial Superior Courts
94. The Supreme Court of Canada
95. The Courtroom Workgroup
96. Where Do Judges Come from?
97. The Flow of Cases through the Court System
98. Judicial Ethics and Accountability
99. Summary
100. Key Points Review
101. Key Term Questions
102. Media Links
103. Ch 8: The Prosecution of Criminal Cases
104. The Pre-Trial Process
105. Defendants’ Access to Legal Representation
106. Fitness to Stand Trial
107. Assignment and Plea
108. Plea Bargaining
109. Disclosure of Evidence
110. The Trial
111. The Case for the Crown
112. The Case for the Defence
113. The Jury
114. Appeals
115. Crime Victims and the Court Process
116. The Challenge of Mega-Trials
117. Case Delay and Backlog in the Criminal Courts
118. Wrongful Convictions
119. Summary
120. Key Points Review
121. Key Term Questions
122. Media Links
123. Ch 9: Sentencing
124. The Purpose and Principles of Sentencing
125. The Goals of Sentencing: The Cases of Mr. Smith and Mr. Jones
126. Sentencing Options
127. Types of Sentences
128. Judicial Determination
129. Judicial Restraint Order
130. Life Imprisonment
131. Extraordinary Measures: Dangerous and Long-Term Offenders
132. Additional Sentencing Options
133. The Decision Making of Judges
134. Sentencing Aboriginal Offenders
135. How Do Judges Decide?
136. Sentencing and Crime Victims
137. You Be the Judge
138. The Effectiveness of Sentencing
139. Summary
140. Key Points Review
141. Key Term Questions
142. Answers to Box 9.3
143. Part IV: Corrections
144. Ch 10: Corrections in the Community: Alternatives to Confinement
145. Diversion
146. Intermediate Sanctions
147. Probation
148. Risk, Need, and Responsivity in Probation Practice
149. Intensive Supervision Probation
150. The Experience of Probationers
151. Challenges in Probation Practice
152. Surveillance in the Community: The Use of Electronic Monitoring and GPS
153. The Effectiveness of Alternatives to Confinement
154. Summary
155. Key Points Review
156. Key Term Questions
157. Media Link

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