| booking | | perspective of criminal justice that assumes the system's components work together to achieve justice |
| consensusmodel | | rights guaranteed by the 5th,6th,and 14th Amendments of the U.S. Constitution |
| commission | | means fail to perform an act |
| civiljustice | | means the crime was committed |
| justice | | group of jurors who hear the evidence to decide if there is enough evidence to bring the person to trial |
| crimecontrol | | a formal, written accusation |
| individualrights | | examination in court of fact and law to convict or acquit |
| conflictmodel | | writ issued by judge directing law enforcement to make an arrest or conduct a search |
| USAPatriotAct | | ideal that links our understanding of fairness and cultural beliiefs about right and wrong |
| crime | | first appearance before the court that has the authority to conduct a trial |
| protect | | guaranteed by the first ten amendments of the U.S. Constitution |
| criminaljustice | | fairness, moral equity |
| trial | | includes the perfomance of activities--detection, arrest, prosecution, etc. |
| indictment | | a part of social justice concerned with fairness in relationships between citizens |
| warrant | | involves procedures and activities having to do with the enforcement of criminal law |
| consecutive | | perspective of criminal justice that feels the components are primarily functioning to serve their own interests |
| publicsafety | | law passed by Congress that broadened the investigative authority of police agencies |
| socialjustice | | Individual Rights Advocates want to ______________ personal freedoms within the process of criminal justice. |
| bail | | sentence in which sentences run one sentence after another. |
| arraignment | | sentence in which sentences run at the same time |
| probablecause | | official record--involves identifying the person, place, and time of an arrest |
| dueprocess | | emphasizes individual rights at all stages of justice system |
| dueprocessmodel | | used to guarantee the individual's appearance in court |
| concurrent | | model of justice that emphasized the efficient arrest and conviction of offenders |
| omission | | Public-Order Advocates believe that _________ ______________ takes precedence over individual rights |
| administrationofjustice | | violation of criminal laws |
| grandjury | | set of facts that would lead a reasonable person to believe that a specific person has committed a specific crime |
