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- Criminal Justice: An Overview of the System
- Criminal Justice | Appendix A: The Constitution of the United States
- Criminal Justice | Appendix B: The Bill of Rights
- Criminal Justice | Introduction to Chapter 1
- Criminal Justice | Introduction to Chapter 2
- Criminal Justice | Introduction to Chapter 4
- Criminal Justice | Introduction to Section 3
- Criminal Justice | Introduction to Section 5
- Criminal Justice | Introduction to Section 6
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 1.1
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 1.1
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 1.2
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 1.3
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 1.4
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 1.5
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 2.1
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 2.2
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 2.3
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 2.4
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 2.5
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 3.1
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 3.2
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 3.3
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 3.4
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 3.5
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 4.1
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 4.2
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 4.3
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 4.4
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 4.5
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 5.1
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 5.2
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 5.3
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 5.4
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 5.5
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 6.1
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 6.2
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 6.3
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 6.4
- Criminal Justice | Learning Resources | Section 6.5
- Criminal Justice | Preface
- Criminal Justice | Section 1.1: The Criminal Justice System
- Criminal Justice | Section 1.2: Roles, Objectives, and Limits in Criminal Justice
- Criminal Justice | Section 1.3: Defining and Measuring Crime
- Criminal Justice | Section 1.4: The Criminal Justice Process
- Criminal Justice | Section 1.5: The Criminal Justice Process (Continued)
- Criminal Justice | Section 2.1: Dual Federalism
- Criminal Justice | Section 2.2: Politics in Criminal Justice
- Criminal Justice | Section 2.3: The Policymaking role of the Supreme Court
- Criminal Justice | Section 2.4: The Civil Rights Revolution
- Criminal Justice | Section 2.5: Theories of Punishment
- Criminal Justice | Section 3.1: Sources of Criminal Law
- Criminal Justice | Section 3.2: Substantive Criminal Law
- Criminal Justice | Section 3.3: Elements of Crimes
- Criminal Justice | Section 3.4: Legal Defenses
- Criminal Justice | Section 3.5: Substantive Offenses
- Criminal Justice | Section 4.1: Early History of Policing
- Criminal Justice | Section 4.1: Early History of Policing
- Criminal Justice | Section 4.2: The Structure and Nature of Policing
- Criminal Justice | Section 4.3: Police Methods
- Criminal Justice | Section 4.4: Investigations and Specialized Units
- Criminal Justice | Section 4.5: The Legal Environment of Policing
- Criminal Justice | Section 5.1: State and Federal Courts
- Criminal Justice | Section 5.2: The Prosecution and Defense
- Criminal Justice | Section 5.3: Pretrial Process
- Criminal Justice | Section 5.4: The Trial
- Criminal Justice | Section 5.5: Sentencing
- Criminal Justice | Section 6.1: Jails
- Criminal Justice | Section 6.2: Prisons
- Criminal Justice | Section 6.3: Prisoner’s Rights
- Criminal Justice | Section 6.4: Parole, Probation, and Community Sanctions
- Criminal Justice | Section 6.5: Probation, Parole, and the Law
- Doc’s CJ Glossary
- “nothing-works” doctrine | Definition
- “sneak and peek” search | Definition
- 1983 Lawsuit | definition
- absconder | Definition
- abused child | Definition
- accessory after the fact | Definition
- accessory before the fact | Definition
- accomplice | Definition
- accountability | Definition
- acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) | Definition
- acquittal | Definition
- action | Definition
- active shooter | Definition
- active supervision | Definition
- actual possession | Definition
- actus reus | Definition
- addict | Definition
- addiction-prone personality | Definition
- adjudicated | Definition
- adjudicated delinquent | Definition
- adjudicatory hearing | Definition
- ADMAX | Definition
- administration of justice | Definition
- administrative law | Definition
- Administrative Office of the United States Courts (AO) | Definition
- admissible | Definition
- admission | Definition
- adult | Definition
- adultery | Definition
- adversarial system | Definition
- affidavit | Definition
- affirmative defense | Definition
- affirmed | Definition
- aftercare | Definition
- age of onset | Definition
- aggravated assault (UCR) | Definition
- aggravating circumstances | Definition
- aggregate measures | Definition
- aging out | Definition
- aid and abet | Definition
- AIDS | Definition
- alias | Definition
- alibi | Definition
- alienation | Definition
- Alter Ego Rule | Definition
- alternative sanctions | Definition
- alternative sentencing | Definition
- amalgamation | Definition
- American Bar Association | Definition
- American Civil Liberties Union | Definition
- American Correctional Association (ACA) | Definition
- amicus curiae | Definition
- androgens | Definition
- anesthetics | Definition
- anomie | Definition
- appeal | Definition
- appearance | Definition
- appellant | Definition
- appellate | Definition
- appellate court | Definition
- appellee | Definition
- Appropriations Clause | Definition
- arbitrary | Definition
- Argersinger v. Hamlin (1972) | Definition
- arraignment | Definition
- arrest | Definition
- arrest rate | Definition
- arrest report | Definition
- arrest warrant | Definition
- arson (law) | Definition
- arson (UCR) | Definition
- Article III | Definition
- Article VI | Definition
- Ashurst-Sumners Act | Definition
- asportation | Definition
- Assault (law) | Definition
- Assault (Simple) | Definition
- assembly line justice | Definition
- asset forfeiture | Definition
- assets | Definition
- Assistant U.S. Attorney | Definition
- atavism | Definition
- Atkins v. Virginia | Definition
- attempt | Definition
- attendant circumstances | Definition
- attorney | Definition
- Auburn System | Definition
- August Vollmer | Definition
- August Vollmer | Definition
- automatism | Definition
- automobile patrol | Definition
- automobile search | Definition
- backlog (DNA) | Definition
- backlog | Definition
- bail | Definition
- bail bond | Definition
- bail bond agent | Definition
- Bail Reform Act of 1984 | Definition
- bail revocation | Definition
- bailee | Definition
- bailiff | Definition
- bailor | Definition
- balancing test | Definition
- ballistics | Definition
- Barron v. Baltimore | Definition
- Batson v. Kentucky | Definition
- battered person syndrome | Definition
- battery (law) | Definition
- Battle Dress Uniforms (BDUs) | Definition
- beat | Definition
- Beccaria | Definition
- behavioral conditioning | Definition
- behaviorism | Definition
- bench trial | Definition
- bench warrant | Definition
- best interests of the child | Definition
- beyond a reasonable doubt (BRD) | Definition
- bifurcated hearing | Definition
- bifurcated trial | Definition
- bigamy | Definition
- bill of attainder | Definition
- Bill of Rights | Definition
- bind over | Definition
- biological school | Definition
- biosocial | Definition
- biosocial school | Definition
- bioterrorism | Definition
- Bivens action | Definition
- Blackledge v. Allison | Definition
- Blakely v. Washington | Definition
- Bobbies | Definition
- Booking | Definition
- booking | Definition
- boot camps | Definition
- Bordenkircher v. Hayes | Definition
- Bow Street Runners | Definition
- Boykin v. Alabama | Definition
- breach of the peace | Definition
- Breed v. Jones (1975) | Definition
- Breed v. Jones | Definition
- bribery (law) | Definition
- brief | Definition
- Broken Windows Theory | Definition
- Brown v. Mississippi (1936) | Definition
- Brown v. Mississippi | Definition
- burden of proof | Definition
- Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) | Definition
- Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) | Definition
- Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) | Definition
- Burger Court | Definition
- burglary (law) | Definition
- Burglary (UCR) | Definition
- California v. Greenwood (1988) | Definition
- California v. Greenwood | Definition
- calls for service | Definition
- capacity (prisons) | Definition
- capital offense | Definition
- capital punishment | Definition
- capricious | Definition
- career criminal | Definition
- carjacking | Definition
- carnal knowledge | Definition
- Carroll v. United States | Definition
- cartel | Definition
- case file | Definition
- case law | Definition
- caseload (corrections) | Definition
- caseload | Definition
- castration | Definition
- causation | Definition
- celerity | Definition
- certainty | Definition
- certiorari power | Definition
- challenge for cause | Definition
- chambers | Definition
- charge | Definition
- charge to the jury | Definition
- charging document | Definition
- Chicago School | Definition
- child abuse | Definition
- child neglect | Definition
- Chimel v. California (1969) | Definition
- circuit court | Definition
- circumstantial evidence | Definition
- citation | Definition
- citizen’s arrest | Definition
- Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) | Definition
- city attorney | Definition
- civil commitment | Definition
- civil death | Definition
- civil justice | Definition
- civil law | Definition
- civil liberties | Definition
- civil rights | Definition
- Civil Rights Revolution | Definition
- civil service | Definition
- Classical School | Definition
- clear and present danger test | Definition
- clearance rate | Definition
- clemency | Definition
- clerk of the court | Definition
- closing arguments | Definition
- club drugs | Definition
- code | Definition
- Code of Hammurabi | Definition
- codification | Definition
- coercion | Definition
- Coffin v. U.S. (1895) | Definition
- cohort (research) | Definition
- Commentaries on the Laws of England | Definition
- commercial burglary (law) | Definition
- common law | Definition
- common law | Definition
- common law felonies | Definition
- community corrections | Definition
- community court | Definition
- community defender organizations | Definition
- community engagement | Definition
- Community Oriented Policing (COP) | Definition
- Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) Office | Definition
- community service | Definition
- comparative criminology | Definition
- compelling state interest | Definition
- compensatory damages | Definition
- competent to stand trial | Definition
- complaint | Definition
- complicity | Definition
- computer crime | Definition
- computer virus | Definition
- concealed carry laws | Definition
- concurrence | Definition
- concurrent sentence | Definition
- concurring opinion | Definition
- conditions of parole | Definition
- conditions of release | Definition
- condonation | Definition
- confidential informant | Definition
- confinement | Definition
- conflict model | Definition
- conflict perspective | Definition
- conflict resolution | Definition
- Confrontation Clause | Definition
- congregate system | Definition
- Congress of the United States | Definition
- consecutive sentence | Definition
- consensus perspective | Definition
- consent search | Definition
- conservative | Definition
- conservative decisions | Definition
- consistency | Definition
- conspiracy | Definition
- constitution | Definition
- Constitution of the United States | Definition
- constitutive criminology | Definition
- constructive possession | Definition
- containment | Definition
- contempt (of court) | Definition
- control group | Definition
- controlled substance | Definition
- Controlled Substances Act | Definition
- conversion | Definition
- conviction | Definition
- cooperative federalism | Definition
- cooperative federalism | Definition
- corporal punishment | Definition
- corporate crime | Definition
- corpus delicti | Definition
- correctional agency | Definition
- correctional institution | Definition
- corrections | Definition
- corrections officer | Definition
- corroborating evidence | Definition
- corruption | Definition
- Cosa Nostra | Definition
- cost-benefit analysis | Definition
- counsel | Definition
- counseling | Definition
- count | Definition
- counterfeiting | Definition
- court | Definition
- court of general jurisdiction | Definition
- court of last resort | Definition
- court of limited jurisdiction | Definition
- court of record | Definition
- court order | Definition
- court probation | Definition
- court reporter | Definition
- court-martial | Definition
- courtroom work group | Definition
- credit card fraud | Definition
- crime | Definition
- crime control model | Definition
- Crime Index (UCR) | Definition
- crime rate | Definition
- crime scene investigation | Definition
- criminal | Definition
- criminal activity | Definition
- criminal behavior | Definition
- criminal code | Definition
- criminal history | Definition
- criminal homicide (UCR) | Definition
- criminal investigation | Definition
- criminal justice | Definition
- Criminal Justice Act (CJA) | Definition
- criminal justice funnel | Definition
- criminal justice system | Definition
- criminal law | Definition
- criminal negligence | Definition
- criminal procedure | Definition
- criminal proceedings | Definition
- criminalist | Definition
- criminalistics | Definition
- criminology | Definition
- cruel and unusual punishments | Definition
- culpability | Definition
- culpable mental state | Definition
- culpable mental state | Definition
- cultural defense | Definition
- cultural sensitivity | Definition
- curtilage | Definition
- custody | Definition
- custody level | Definition
- cybercrime | Definition
- cyberstalking | Definition
- cyberterrorism | Definition
- D.A.R.E. | Definition
- damages | Definition
- dark figure of crime | Definition
- data encryption | Definition
- date rape | Definition
- Daubert standard | Definition
- day fine | definition
- day fine | Definition
- de facto | definition
- de novo | definition
- de-escalation | Definition
- deadly force | Definition
- deadly weapon | Definition
- death penalty | definition
- death penalty | Definition
- death row | Definition
- decentralized | Definition
- decisions | Definition
- Declaration of Principles | Definition
- declaratory judgment | definition
- deconstructionist theory | Definition
- decriminalization | Definition
- defendant | Definition
- defense | Definition
- defense counsel | definition
- defensible space theory | Definition
- deinstitutionalization | Definition
- deinstitutionalization | Definition
- delinquency | Definition
- delinquent | Definition
- delinquent act | Definition
- delinquent child | Definition
- democratic society | Definition
- Department of Homeland Security (DHS) | definition
- dependent and neglected children | Definition
- dependent and neglected children | Definition
- dependent child | Definition
- depraved heart murder | Definition
- design capacity | Definition
- detainee | Definition
- detention | Definition
- detention center | Definition
- detention hearing | Definition
- determinate sentencing | Definition
- deterrence | Definition
- deviance | Definition
- diagnostic center | Definition
- diminished capacity | Definition
- direct evidence | Definition
- directed patrol | Definition
- discharge | Definition
- discovery | Definition
- discretion | Definition
- dismissal with prejudice | Definition
- dismissal without prejudice | Definition
- disorderly conduct | Definition
- disposition | Definition
- disposition hearing | Definition
- disproportionate minority confinement | Definition
- disproportionate minority contact | Definition
- dispute-resolution center | Definition
- distributive justice | Definition
- district attorney (D.A.) | Definition
- District Attorney’s Office v. Osborne | Definition
- diversion | Definition
- DNA | Definition
- DNA profiling | Definition
- docket | Definition
- Doctrine of Proportionality | Definition
- Doctrine of Proportionality | Definition
- Doe v. Renfrow (1981) | Definition
- DOJ Environment and Natural Resources Division | Definition
- DOJ Executive Office for Immigration Review | Definition
- Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (DNDO) | Definition
- domestic terrorism | Definition
- domestic violence | Definition
- double jeopardy | Definition
- drug | Definition
- drug abuse | Definition
- drug courts | Definition
- Drug Czar | Definition
- Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) | Definition
- drug enforcement unit | Definition
- drug offenses | Definition
- drug trafficking | Definition
- dual court system | Definition
- dual federalism | Definition
- due process | Definition
- Due Process Clause | Definition
- Due Process Model | Definition
- duress | Definition
- Durham Rule | Definition
- dwelling house | Definition
- educational classes | Definition
- effectiveness | Definition
- efficiency | Definition
- Eighth Amendment | Definition
- electronic evidence | Definition
- electronic monitoring | Definition
- element (of crimes) | Definition
- Elmira Reformatory | Definition
- embezzlement | Definition
- embracery | Definition
- emergency search | Definition
- en banc | Definition
- enterprise liability | Definition
- entrapment | Definition
- equal access to justice | Definition
- equal protection | Definition
- equality | Definition
- equity (in sentencing) | Definition
- equity | Definition
- Escobedo v. Illinois | Definition
- espionage | Definition
- Estelle v. Gamble | Definition
- ethnocentric | Definition
- Europol | Definition
- euthanasia | Definition
- evidence | Definition
- evidentiary standard | Definition
- ex parte | Definition
- ex post facto law | Definition
- exclusionary rule | Definition
- exculpatory evidence | Definition
- excusable homicide | Definition
- excuse (defense) | Definition
- executive branch of government | Definition
- Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys (EOUSA) | Definition
- exigent circumstances exception | Definition
- expert witness | Definition
- extortion | Definition
- extradition | Definition
- extralegal factors | Definition
- facilitation | Definition
- fair notice | Definition
- Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 | Definition
- fair trial | Definition
- fairness | Definition
- false imprisonment | Definition
- false pretense | Definition
- false swearing | Definition
- Faretta v. California (1975) | Definition
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) | Definition
- Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) | Definition
- federal court system | Definition
- Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) | Definition
- Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) | Definition
- federal public defender | Definition
- federal question jurisdiction | Definition
- Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure | Definition
- Federal Rules of Evidence | Definition
- felon | Definition
- felony | Definition
- felony murder rule | Definition
- feminist criminology | Definition
- fence | Definition
- fetal abuse | Definition
- Fifth Amendment | Definition
- fighting words | Definition
- filing | Definition
- finder of fact | Definition
- fine | Definition
- First Amendment | Definition
- first appearance | Definition
- flat timed | Definition
- Fleeing Felon Rule | Definition
- fleeting targets exception | Definition
- follow up investigation | Definition
- foot patrol | Definition
- forcible entry and detainer | Definition
- forcible rape (UCR) | Definition
- forensic anthropology | Definition
- forensic entomology | Definition
- forensic science | Definition
- foreperson | Definition
- forfeiture | Definition
- forgery (crime) | Definition
- fornication | Definition
- Fourteenth Amendment | Definition
- Fourth Amendment | Definition
- fourth waiver | Definition
- Frankpledge System | Definition
- fraud | Definition
- Freedom of Assembly | Definition
- Freedom of Expression | Definition
- Freedom of Religion | Definition
- frivolous suit | Definition
- Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Doctrine | Definition
- fundamental rights | Definition
- Furman v. Georgia | Definition
- Gagnon v. Scarpelli | Definition
- gain time | Definition
- gaol | Definition
- general deterrence | Definition
- Gibbons v. Ogden (1824) | Definition
- Gideon v. Wainwright (1963) | Definition
- Ginsburg, Justice Ruth Bader | Definition
- good faith exception | Definition
- good time | Definition
- Graham v. Connor | Definition
- grand jury | Definition
- Gregg v. Georgia (1976) | Definition
- grievous bodily harm | Definition
- gross negligence | Definition
- group home | Definition
- guilty but mentally ill | Definition
- guilty plea | Definition
- guilty verdict | Definition
- habeas corpus
- habeas corpus | Definition
- habitual offender | Definition
- hacker | Definition
- hands-off doctrine | Definition
- harm
- harm (element) | Definition
- Harrison Act | Definition
- hate crime
- hate crime | Definition
- hearing | Definition
- hearsay | Definition
- Herman Goldstein | Definition
- hierarchical
- hierarchical | Definition
- Hierarchy Rule | Definition
- home confinement
- home confinement | Definition
- home-invasion robbery | Definition
- homicide | Definition
- hot pursuit search
- hot pursuit search | Definition
- hot spot | Definition
- Hudson v. Palmer
- Hudson v. Palmer (1984) | Definition
- Hudson v. Palmer | Definition
- hue and cry
- hue and cry | Definition
- human rights | Definition
- hundred
- Hundred
- hundred | Definition
- hung jury
- hung jury | Definition
- hypothesis | Definition
- identity theft | Definition
- illegal search and seizure | Definition
- illegally seized evidence | Definition
- imminent danger
- imminent danger | Definition
- impartiality | Definition
- impeachment
- impeachment | Definition
- imprisonment | Definition
- in camera | Definition
- in forma pauperis | Definition
- In Re Gault (1967) | Definition
- In Re Winship (1970) | Definition
- inactive supervision | Definition
- incapacitation | Definition
- incarceration | Definition
- incest | Definition
- inchoate offenses | Definition
- incident-based reporting | Definition
- included offense | Definition
- incompetent to stand trial | Definition
- inculpatory evidence | Definition
- independent counsel | Definition
- indeterminate sentencing | Definition
- indictment | Definition
- indigent defendant | Definition
- individual racism | Definition
- individual rights | Definition
- individual rights advocate | Definition
- industrial prison | Definition
- inevitable discovery exception | Definition
- infancy defense | Definition
- inference | Definition
- informal diversion | Definition
- informant | Definition
- information | Definition
- infraction | Definition
- inherent coercion | Definition
- injunction | Definition
- inquisitorial system | Definition
- insanity defense | Definition
- insider information | Definition
- insider trading | Definition
- institutional capacity | Definition
- institutional racism | Definition
- intake | Definition
- intensive supervision probation (ISP) | Definition
- intent | Definition
- inter alia | Definition
- interdiction | Definition
- interdisciplinary theory | Definition
- Intermediate Court of Appeals | Definition
- intermediate sanctions | Definition
- internal affairs | Definition
- international terrorism | Definition
- INTERPOL | Definition
- INTERPOL Washington | Definition
- interrogation | Definition
- intoxication | Definition
- Investigator | Definition
- involuntary intoxication (defense) | Definition
- involuntary intoxication | Definition
- irresistible impulse test | Definition
- Islamic Law | Definition
- jail | Definition
- James Q.Wilson | Definition
- John Augustus | Definition
- John Howard
- John Howard
- John Howard | Definition
- Johnson v. Avery (1969) | Definition
- judge | Definition
- judgment | Definition
- judgment suspending sentence | Definition
- judicial activism | Definition
- judicial diversion | Definition
- judicial independence | Definition
- judicial misconduct | Definition
- judicial officer | Definition
- judicial restraint | Definition
- judicial review | Definition
- judiciary | Definition
- jurisdiction | Definition
- jurisprudence | Definition
- jury | Definition
- jury instructions | Definition
- jury nullification | Definition
- jury panel | Definition
- jury selection | Definition
- just deserts | Definition
- justice | Definition
- Justice Anthony Kennedy | Definition
- Justice Elena Kagan | Definition
- justice model | Definition
- Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg | Definition
- Justice Sonia Sotomayor | Definition
- Justice Stephen Breyer | Definition
- justifiable homicide | Definition
- justification (defense) | Definition
- justification (defense) | Definition
- juvenile | Definition
- juvenile court | Definition
- Juvenile Court Act of 1899 | Definition
- juvenile court judgment | Definition
- Juvenile Court Movement | Definition
- juvenile curfew | Definition
- juvenile delinquency | Definition
- juvenile delinquency | Definition
- Juvenile Delinquency Prevention Act of 1968 | Definition
- Juvenile Detention Center | Definition
- juvenile detention center | Definition
- juvenile disposition | Disposition
- Juvenile Justice | Definition
- juvenile justice agency | Definition
- juvenile justice system | Definition
- juvenile petition | Definition
- Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment | Definition
- Kent v. United States (1966) | Definition
- kidnapping (law) | Definition
- kidnapping (UCR) | Definition
- kin policing | Definition
- Knapp Commission | Definition
- knock and announce requirement | Definition
- knowingly | Definition
- Knowingly and Voluntarily | Definition
- labeling theory | Definition
- landmark case | Definition
- larceny | Definition
- larceny by trick | Definition
- Larceny-theft (UCR) | Definition
- law | Definition
- Law Enforcement Agency (LEA) | Definition
- Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAA) | Definition
- law enforcement officer (LEO) | Definition
- Lawrence v. Texas (2003) | Definition
- lay witness | Definition
- Layer Cake Federalism | Definition
- lease system | Definition
- legal capacity | Definition
- legal cause | Definition
- legal system | Definition
- Legalistic Style of Policing | Definition
- legalization | Definition
- Legislature | Definition
- less-than-lethal | Definition
- lesser included offense | Definition
- lesser of two evils (defense) | Definition
- lex talionis | Definition
- liberal | Definition
- liberal decisions | Definition
- life course perspective
- life course perspective | Definition
- line officer | Definition
- local government | Definition
- local police department | Definition
- London Metropolitan Police Force | Definition
- lower court | Definition
- M’Naghten Rule | Definition
- mafia | Definition
- magistrate | Definition
- Magistrate Judge | Definition
- Magna Carta | Definition
- mala in se | Definition
- mala prohibita | Definition
- malice aforethought | Definition
- malicious mischief | Definition
- mandatory sentencing | Definition
- manslaughter | Definition
- Mapp v. Ohio (1961) | Definition
- Marble Cake Federalism | Definition
- Marbury v. Madison (1803) | Definition
- Marbury v. Madison | Definition
- marital rape | Definition
- Maryland v. Garrison (1987) | Definition
- Maryland v. Wilson | Definition
- maximum sentence | Definition
- maximum-security prison | Definition
- mayhem | Definition
- McCleskey v. Kemp (1987)
- McKeiver v. Pennsylvania (1971) | Definition
- media coverage | Definition
- mediation | Definition
- medical emergencies | Definition
- medical model | Definition
- medium-security prison | Definition
- Megan’s Law
- Mempa v. Rhay (1967) | Definition
- Mens Rea
- mental health crises | Definition
- Mental Health Treatment | Definition
- mere hunch | Definition
- minimum-security prison | Definition
- Miranda Rights
- Miranda Triggers
- Miranda v. Arizona | Definition
- Misdemeanant | Definition
- misdemeanor | Definition
- misprision of felony
- misprision of treason
- mistake (defense) | Definition
- Mistrial | Definition
- mitigating circumstances | Definition
- mixed sentence
- Model Penal Code (MPC) | Definition
- models of criminal justice | Definition
- models of punishment | Definition
- modify | Definition
- Monell v. Department of Social Services
- monetary fine | Definition
- money laundering | Definition
- moot | Definition
- Morrissey v. Brewer (1972) | Definition
- Mosaic Code | Definition
- Motion | Definition
- Motion for a New Trial | Definition
- motion for a new trial | Definition
- Motion in Limine | Definition
- motion to suppress | Definition
- motive | Definition
- Motor Vehicle Theft (UCR) | Definition
- multiculturalism | Definition
- Multiethnic | Definition
- Multiracial | Definition
- Municipal Court | Definition
- murder (law) | Definition
- Murder and Nonnegligent Manslaughter | Definition
- Mutual Pledge System | Definition
- NAACP | Definition
- Narcoterrorism | Definition
- National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) | Definition
- National Criminal Justice Reference Service | Definition
- National Incident-based Reporting System (NIBRS) | Definition
- National Institute of Corrections | Definition
- National Institute of Justice | Definition
- National Protection and Programs Directorate | Definition
- National Security Division (NSD) | Definition
- nationalization | Definition
- nationalization | Definition
- natural law | Definition
- needs of society | Definition
- neglected child | Definition
- negligence | Definition
- Negligent manslaughter | UCR Definition
- negotiation | Definition
- neoclassical criminology | Definition
- New Jersey v. TLO (1985) | Definition
- New York v Quarles (1984) | Definition
- night watch | Definition
- Nix v. Williams (1984) | Definition
- no true bill | Definition
- No-knock Warrant | Definition
- nolle prosequi | Definition
- nolo contendere | Definition
- non-deadly force | Definition
- Nonsystem Argument | Definition
- North Carolina v. Alford (1970) | Definition
- not guilty by reason of insanity | Definition
- not guilty plea | Definition
- O.W. Wilson | Definition
- objections | Definition
- objectively reasonable | Definition
- objectivity | Definition
- obscenity | Definition
- obstruction of justice | Definition
- occupational crime | Definition
- OCDETF | Definition
- offender | Definition
- offense | Definition
- offense known to police | Definition
- Office for Victims of Crime | Definition
- Office for Victims of Crime | Definition
- Office of Attorney Recruitment & Management | Definition
- Office of Diversion | Definition
- Office of Health Affairs (OHA) | Definition
- Office of Intelligence and Analysis (I&A) | Definition
- Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention – OJJDP | Definition
- Office of Operations Coordination and Planning | Definition
- Office of Policy | Definition
- Office of Sex Offender Sentencing, Monitoring, Apprehending, Registering, and Tracking (SMART) | Definition
- Office of Special Counsel | Definition
- Office of the Associate Attorney General | Definition
- Office of the Deputy Attorney General | Definition
- Office of the Inspector General | Definition
- Office of the Pardon Attorney | Definition
- Office of the Solicitor General | Definition
- Office of Tribal Justice | Definition
- Office on Violence Against Women | Definition
- official misconduct in office | Definition
- Omission | Definition
- Open Fields Doctrine | Definition
- opening statement | Definition
- operational capacity | Definition
- Opinion | Definition
- opportunity theory | Definition
- Oral Argument | Definition
- order maintenance | Definition
- ordinary crime | Definition
- organized crime | Definition
- original jurisdiction | Definition
- overturn | Definition
- pandering | Definition
- Panel | Definition
- pardon | Definition
- parens patriae | Definition
- parish | Definition
- Parliament | Definition
- parole | Definition
- parole board | Definition
- parole officer | Definition
- parole revocation | Definition
- parole supervision | Definition
- parole supervisory caseload | Definition
- parole violation | Definition
- parolee | Definition
- paroling authority | Definition
- Parsons v. State (1887) | Definition
- part I offenses | Definition
- part II offenses | Definition
- particularity requirement | Definition
- partisan politics | Definition
- Peace Officer Standards and Training | Definition
- peacemaking criminology | Definition
- Penal Code | Definition
- penitence | Definition
- penitent | Definition
- penitentiary | Definition
- Pennsylvania System | Definition
- peremptory challenge | Definition
- Perjury | Definition
- perpetrator | Definition
- personal biases | Definition
- petit jury | Definition
- petit treason | Definition
- petition | Definition
- Petition for a Writ of Certiorari | Definition
- Petty Offense | Definition
- phenomenological criminology | Definition
- phishing | Definition
- phrenology | Definition
- physical dependence | Definition
- physical evidence | Definition
- Pinkerton Rule | Definition
- plain view doctrine | Definition
- Plaintiff | Definition
- plea | Definition
- Plea Bargain | Definition
- Pleadings | Definition
- police | Definition
- police brutality | Definition
- police corruption | Definition
- Police Courts | Definition
- police discretion | Definition
- police ethics | Definition
- police management | Definition
- police officer | Definition
- police professionalism | Definition
- police subculture | Definition
- police union | Definition
- police use of force | Definition
- police working personality | Definition
- Police-community Relations (PCR) | Definition
- policing | Definition
- policy | Definition
- Political Era | Definition
- political rights | Definition
- politicized | Definition
- politics | Definition
- Positivist School | Definition
- posse comitatus | Definition
- possession | Definition
- post-disposition hearing | Definition
- postconviction remedy | Definition
- postmodern criminology | Definition
- Postpartum Depression Syndrome | Definition
- Posttraumatic Stress Disorder | Definition
- Powell v. Alabama (1932) | Definition
- Power of the Purse | Definition
- ppsychological profiling | Definition
- precedent | Definition
- preliminary hearing | Definition
- preliminary investigation | Definition
- premeditation | Definition
- premenstrual syndrome (PMS) | Definition
- preponderance of the evidence | Definition
- presentence investigation report | Definition
- Presentence Report | Definition
- presentment | Definition
- presumption | Definition
- presumption of innocence | Definition
- presumptive sentencing | Definition
- Pretrial Conference | Definition
- pretrial detention | Definition
- pretrial discovery | Definition
- pretrial motions | Definition
- pretrial release | Definition
- Pretrial Services | Definition
- Pretrial Services Officers | Definition
- preventive patrol | Definition
- primary aggressor | Definition
- principal | Definition
- principal in the first degree | Definition
- prison | Definition
- prison argot | Definition
- prison capacity | Definition
- prison commitment | Definition
- prison industrial complex | Definition
- prison overcrowding | Definition
- prison programs | Definition
- prison subculture | Definition
- prisoner | Definition
- prisonization | Definition
- Private Prison | Definition
- private prison | Definition
- Private Protective Services (PPS) | Definition
- private security | Definition
- privatization | Definition
- pro bono publico | Definition
- Pro se | Definition
- proactive | Definition
- probable cause | Definition
- probation | Definition
- probation officer | Definition
- probation revocation | Definition
- probation termination | Definition
- probation violation | Definition
- probation workload | Definition
- probationer | Definition
- problem analysis triangle | Definition
- problem-oriented policing | Definition
- procedural criminal law | Definition
- procedural defense | Definition
- Procedural Due Process | Definition
- procedural justice | Definition
- property bond | Definition
- property crime | Definition
- Prosecute | Definition
- prosecution agency | Definition
- prosecutor | Definition
- prosecutorial discretion | Definition
- prostitution | Definition
- psychoactive substance | Definition
- psychoanalysis | Definition
- psychological dependence | Definition
- psychological manipulation | Definition
- psychological school | Definition
- psychopathology | Definition
- psychopaths | Definition
- Psychosis | Definition
- public defender | Definition
- public defender agency | Definition
- public order | Definition
- Public Safety Department | Definition
- public safety exception | Definition
- public trust | Definition
- public-order advocate | Definition
- punishment | Definition
- punitive damages | Definition
- purposely | Definition
- purposely | Definition
- quasi-military organization | Definition
- Qutb v. Strauss (1993) | Definition
- racial discrimination | Definition
- racial profiling | Definition
- racism | Definition
- Racketeer Influenced & Corrupt Organizations (RICO) | Definition
- racketeering | Definition
- radical criminology | Definition
- rape (law) | Definition
- rape shield laws | Definition
- Rape Trauma Syndrome (RTS) | Definition
- Rate | Definition
- rated capacity | Definition
- Rational Choice Theory | Definition
- reaction formation | Definition
- reactive | Definition
- real evidence | Definition
- reasonable doubt | Definition
- Reasonable Force | Definition
- reasonable person test | Definition
- reasonable suspicion | Definition
- rebuttable presumption | Definition
- rebuttal | Definition
- reception facility | Definition
- recidivism | Definition
- Recidivist | Definition
- recklessly | Definition
- reconciliation | Definition
- record | Definition
- recreational drug user | Definition
- reentry | Definition
- Reform Era | Definition
- reformatory movement | Definition
- Reformatory Style | Definition
- regional jail | Definition
- rehabilitation | Definition
- rehabilitation model | Definition
- Rehnquist Court | Definition
- reintegration | Definition
- release on recognizance (ROR) | Definition
- remand | Definition
- remedy | Definition
- reporter | Definition
- reprieve | Definition
- research | Definition
- residential burglary (law) | Definition
- residential commitment | Definition
- residential treatment center | Definition
- residual problems of society | Definition
- responsible moral agent | Definition
- restitution | Definition
- restorative justice | Definition
- retribution | Definition
- retributive justice | Definition
- revenge | Definition
- Reversed | Definition
- revocation | Definition
- Revocation Hearing | Definition
- Ricketts v. Adamson (1987) | Definition
- Right to a Public Trial | Definition
- Right to a Speedy Trial | Definition
- Right to a Trial by Jury | Definition
- right to access to the courts | Definition
- right to assemble | Definition
- right to be free from cruel and unusual punishment | Definition
- Right to Confront Witnesses | Definition
- right to counsel | Definition
- right to free exercise of religion | Definition
- right to free speech | Definition
- Right to Notice of Accusations | Definition
- Right to Privacy | Definition
- right to remain silent | Definition
- right to vote | Definition
- robbery (law) | Definition
- Robbery (UCR) | Definition
- Roe v. Wade | Definition
- Routine Activities Theory (RAT) | Definition
- rule of law | Definition
- rules of criminal procedure | Definition
- Rules of Evidence | Definition
- rules of evidence | Definition
- runaway | Definition
- San Diego Field Interrogation Study | Definition
- Santobello v. New York (1971) | Definition
- Scarlet Letter punishment | Definition
- scene integrity | Definition
- Schall v. Martin (1984) | Definition
- Schenck v. United States (1919) | Definition
- schizophrenic | Definition
- School Resource Officer (SRO) | Definition
- Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) | Definition
- scientific jury selection | Definition
- scientific method | Definition
- Scientific Police Management | Definition
- search incident to arrest | Definition
- search warrant | Definition
- Second Amendment | Definition
- Secret Service | Definition
- securities | Definition
- security | Definition
- sedition | Definition
- self-defense | Definition
- sentence | Definition
- sentencing | Definition
- sentencing disparity | Definition
- sentencing guidelines | Definition
- sentencing hearing | Definition
- sentencing negotiations | Definition
- Sentencing Reform Act of 1984 | Definition
- sentencing statute | Definition
- separation of powers | Definition
- sequester | Definition
- Service of Process | Definition
- service style | Definition
- severity | Definition
- sex offenses | Definition
- sexual abuse | Definition
- sexual battery (law) | Definition
- shakedown | Definition
- shelter | Definition
- sheriff | Definition
- Sheriff’s Department | Definition
- sheriff’s deputies | Definition
- shire | Definition
- shire-reeve | Definition
- shock incarceration | Definition
- shock probation | Definition
- simple assault | Definition
- Sir William Blackstone | Definition
- Sixth Amendment | Definition
- smuggling | Definition
- social control | Definition
- social debt | Definition
- social development theory | Definition
- social disorganization theory | Definition
- social ecology | Definition
- social justice | Definition
- Social Learning Theory | Definition
- social order | Definition
- social stigma | Definition
- Social-psychological Theory | Definition
- sodomy | Definition
- software piracy | Definition
- solicitation | Definition
- solicitation | Definition
- somatotyping | Definition
- special populations | Definition
- specialized units | Definition
- specific deterrence | Definition
- Speedy Trial Act of 1974 | Definition
- split sentence | Definition
- stakeholder | Definition
- Stalking | Definition
- Standard of Proof | Definition
- standing | Definition
- Standing Mute | Definition
- stare decisis | Definition
- state court administrator | Definition
- state court system | Definition
- State Highway Patrol | Definition
- state police | Definition
- State-action doctrine | Definition
- state-use system | Definition
- state’s attorney | Definition
- status offender | Definition
- status offense | Definition
- statute | Definition
- Statute of Limitations | Definition
- Statute of Winchester | Definition
- statutory law | Definition
- statutory rape | Definition
- stay of execution | Definition
- Stockholm syndrome | Definition
- stolen property offense | Definition
- Stop and Frisk | Definition
- stranger violence | Definition
- strategic policing | Definition
- street crime | Definition
- strict liability | Definition
- structured sentencing | Definition
- subculture of violence | Definition
- subornation of perjury | Definition
- Subpoena | Definition
- Subpoena Duces Tecum | Definition
- Substance Abuse Treatment | Definition
- substantial capacity test | Definition
- Substantial Federal Question | Definition
- substantive criminal law | Definition
- super-maximum-security prison | Definition
- supermale | Definition
- Superpredator | Definition
- supervised probation | Definition
- Supervised Release | Definition
- Supremacy Clause | Definition
- suspect | Definition
- suspended sentence | Definition
- suspicionless search | Definition
- sustaining the petition | Definition
- SWAT | Definition
- sworn officer | Definition
- System | Definition
- team policing | Definition
- technical violation | Definition
- teen court | Definition
- Tennessee v. Garner (1985) | Definition
- terrorism | Definition
- Terry v. Ohio (1968) | Definition
- Testimonial Evidence | Definition
- testimony | Definition
- theft | Definition
- theory | Definition
- Three Branches of Government | Definition
- three strikes laws | Definition
- tithing | Definition
- tithingman | Definition
- tort | Definition
- total institutions | Definition
- town hall meeting | Definition
- traffic control | Definition
- Traffic Court | Definition
- traffic unit | Definition
- training school | Definition
- Transcript | Definition
- transfer to adult court | Definition
- transitional justice | Definition
- transnational crime | Definition
- transparency | Definition
- Transportation Security Administration (TSA) | Definition
- treason | Definition
- trespass | Definition
- Trial | Definition
- trial by jury | Definition
- trial by jury | Definition
- Trial Court | Definition
- trial de novo | Definition
- trial judge | Definition
- tribal police | Definition
- truancy | Definition
- U. S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division | Definition
- U.S. Attorney General | Definition
- U.S. Attorneys | Definition
- U.S. Census Bureau | Definition
- U.S. Circuit Courts | Definition
- U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) | Definition
- U.S. Courts of Appeal | Definition
- U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) | Definition
- U.S. Department of Justice Asset Forfeiture Program | Definition
- U.S. Department of Justice Criminal Division | Definition
- U.S. District Courts | Definition
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) | Definition
- U.S. Marshals Service | Definition
- U.S. Parole Commission | Definition
- U.S. Sentencing Commission (USSC) | Definition
- U.S. Supreme Court | Definition
- U.S. v. Leon (1984) | Definition
- U.S. v. Salerno (1987) | Definition
- unbiased | Definition
- unconditional release | Definition
- Unconstitutional | Definition
- unconstitutional | Definition
- under color of law | Definition
- underlying causes | Definition
- undisciplined child | Definition
- Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) | Definition
- United States Coast Guard (USCG) | Definition
- United States Code | Definition
- United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) | Definition
- United States Secret Service (USSS) | Definition
- United States v. Drayton (2002) | Definition
- United States v. Leon (1984) | Definition
- unlawful assembly | Definition
- uphold | Definition
- urban psychosis | Definition
- USA PATRIOT Act of 2001| Definition
- use of force | Definition
- vagrancy | Definition
- vandalism | Definition
- Venue | Definition
- Verdict | Definition
- vicarious liability | Definition
- vice | Definition
- victim | Definition
- victim assistance program | Definition
- victim impact statement | Definition
- victimization | Definition
- Victimless Crime | Definition
- vigilantism | Definition
- Violation | Definition
- violator | Definition
- violent crime | Definition
- visible crime | Definition
- vocational training | Definition
- void for vagueness | Definition
- Voir Dire | Definition
- voluntary intoxication | Definition
- voluntary sentencing guidelines | Definition
- waiver | Definition
- Walnut Street Jail | Definition
- warden | Definition
- Warden v. Hayden (1967) | Definition
- warehousing | Definition
- Warrant | Definition
- Warren Court | Definition
- watch and ward | Definition
- Watchman Style | Definition
- weapons offense | Definition
- Weeks v. United States (1914) | Definition
- Wharton Rule | Definition
- white-collar crime | Definition
- Wickersham Commission | Definition
- wilderness camp | Definition
- Williams v. Florida (1970) | Definition
- Witness | Definition
- Wolf v. Colorado (1949) | Definition
- Wolff v. McDonnell (1974) | Definition
- Wolff v. McDonnell (1974) | Definition
- women’s prison | Definition
- work release program | Definition
- workhouse | Definition
- Writ | Definition
- Writ of Certiorari | Definition
- youthful offender | Definition
- Zebulon Brockway | Definition
- Doc’s Research Glossary
- A-B-A-B design | Definition
- absolute zero | Definition
- Action Research Studies | Definition
- Adjusted Goodness of Fit (AGFI) | Definition
- alpha level | Definition
- alternative hypothesis | Definition
- Analysis of Covariance (ANCOVA) | Definition
- annotated bibliography | Definition
- anonymity | Definition
- ANOVA Summary Table | Definition
- APA Style | Definition
- applied research | Definition
- archival data | Definition
- assumptions | Definition
- attribute | Definition
- audience | Definition
- authority | Definition
- average | Definition
- bell curve | Definition
- bias | Definition
- bimodal distribution | Definition
- binary | Definition
- statistics | Definition
- Ethics
- Fixing American Policing
- Fundamental Cases in Criminal Justice
- Atkins v. Virginia (2002) 536 U.S. 304
- Barron v. Baltimore (1833) 32 U.S. 243
- Batson v. Kentucky (1986) 476 U.S. 79
- Blackledge v. Allison (1977) 431 U.S. 63
- Blakely v. Washington (2004) 542 U.S. 296
- Bordenkircher v. Hayes (1978) 434 U.S. 357
- Boykin v. Alabama (1969) 395 U.S. 238
- Breed v. Jones (1975) 421 U.S. 519
- Caroll v. United States (1925) 267 U.S. 132
- Chimel v. California (1969) 395 U.S. 752
- District Attorney’s Office v. Osborne (2009) 557 U.S. 52
- Furman v. Georgia (1972) 408 U.S. 238
- Gagnon v. Scarpelli (1973) 411 U.S. 778
- Gideon v. Wainwright (1963) 372 U.S. 335
- Gregg v. Georgia (1976) 428 U.S. 153
- Hudson v. Palmer (1984) 468 U.S. 517
- In Re Gault (1967) 387 U.S. 1
- In Re Winship (1970) 397 U.S. 358
- Mapp v. Ohio (1961) 367 U.S. 643
- Maryland v. Wilson (1997) 519 U.S. 408
- McCleskey v. Kemp (1987) 481 U.S. 279
- McKeiver v. Pennsylvania (1971) 403 U.S. 528
- Mempa v. Rhay (1967) 389 U.S. 128
- Miranda v. Arizona (1966) 384 U.S. 436
- Monell v. Department of Social Services (1978) 436 U.S. 658
- Morrissey v. Brewer (1972) 408 U.S. 471
- New York v. Quarles (1984) 467 U.S. 649
- Nix v. Williams (1984) 467 U.S. 431
- North Carolina v. Alford (1970) 400 U.S. 25
- Powell v. Alabama (1932) 287 U.S. 45
- Ricketts v. Adamson (1987) 483 U.S. 1
- Santobello v. New York (1971) 404 U.S. 257
- Schall v. Martin (1984) 467 U.S. 253
- Tennessee v. Garner (1985) 471 U.S. 1
- Terry v. Ohio (1968) 392 U.S. 1
- United States v. Drayton (2002) 536 U.S. 194
- United States v. Leon (1984) 468 U.S. 897
- United States v. Salerno (1987) 481 U.S. 739
- Warden v. Hayden (1967) 387 U.S. 294
- Weeks v. United States (1914) 232 U.S. 383
- Williams v. Florida (1970) 399 U.S. 78
- Wolf v. McDonnell (1974) 418 U.S. 539
- Guardian Ethics: Bushido for Law Enforcement
- Writing in Criminal Justice
- District Attorney’s Office v. Osborne (2009) 557 U.S. 52
- DIY
- Doc’s Things and Stuff
- Fat and Sick
- Fiction
- Beginnings
- Characters
- Description
- Dialogue
- Diversity In Fiction
- Drafting & Editing
- Emotion
- Fiction Concepts
- Magic Systems
- Plot
- Publishing (Traditional)
- Romance & Relationships
- Scenes
- Scenes: Arguments
- Scenes: Death
- Scenes: Fights
- Scenes: Sex
- Self Publishing
- Short Fiction
- Swords, Horses, and Such
- The Business of Writing
- Tools of the Trade
- Tropes
- Viewpoint [POV]
- What Not to Do
- What Readers Hate
- Wordcraft
- Worldbuilding
- Finance Stuff
- Fundamentals of Personal Finance
- Personal Finance (Sec. 1.2)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 1.3)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 6.3)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 6.4)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 6.5)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 1.4)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 1.5)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 2.1)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 2.2)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 2.3)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 2.4)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 2.5)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 2)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 3.1)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 3.2)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 3.3)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 3.4)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 3.5)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 3)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 4.1)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 4.2)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 4.3)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 4.4)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 4.5)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 4)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 5.1)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 5.2)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 5.3)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 5.4)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 5.5)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 5)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 6.1)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 6.2)
- Personal Finance (Sec. 6)
- Market Investing
- Market Investing | Preface
- Section 1
- Beyond Cash
- Cash
- Conclusions (1)
- How Am I Doing?
- I Cannot Do This!
- Investing Basics – Conclusions
- Market Investing | Our Goals
- Section 1.1
- Section 1.2
- Section 1.3
- Section 1.4
- Section 1.5
- Bond Mutual Funds and ETFs
- Common Features
- Conclusions (1.5)
- Developing a Trading Strategy
- Eaters of Profit
- Finding Information on a Fund
- How Do I Make Money?
- Managed versus Index Funds
- Pitfalls to Avoid
- Risk v. Reward
- Stock Mutual Funds and ETFs
- Things to Consider
- Types of Investment Strategies
- Types of Mutual Funds and ETFs
- Some Big Ideas
- The Magic of Compounding
- Types of Investments
- Section 2
- Section 3
- Section 4
- Section 5
- Section 6
- Section 6.1
- Section 6.2
- Section 6.3
- Section 6.4
- 120 Minus Your Age Strategy
- Catching Up on Retirement Savings
- Company Loyalty
- Investment Costs are Negligible
- My Home is My Most Significant Investment
- The 4% Rule
- The Life Insurance Rule
- There Are Signs
- Why You Can’t Beat the Market
- X Goes Up When Y Goes Down
- You Must Be Rich to Invest
- Your Friendly Financial Advisor
- Section 6.5
- Your Financial Bookshelf
- Fundamentals of Personal Finance
- Fixing Policing
- Chapter 1: Is Policing Broken?
- Chapter 10: Principles
- Chapter 11: Policy Prescriptions
- Chapter 2: Towards a Better Way
- Chapter 3: Community Partnerships
- Chapter 4: Problem Solving
- Chapter 5: Procedural Fairness
- Chapter 6: Proscribed Scope
- Chapter 7: Protection
- Chapter 8: Professionalism
- Chapter 9: Purpose
- Fun
- https://www.docmckee.com/WP/cj/criminal-justice-an-overview-of-the-system/
- OER
- 4th Amendment Cases
- Section 1 | Fourth Amendment Cases
- Advisory Opinions
- Analyzing Court Cases
- Appellate Outcomes
- Appellate Process
- Case Law
- Case Treatment
- Constitutions
- Doctrine of Precedent
- Effects of Judicial Decisions
- Federal Supremacy
- Federal v. State
- Holding v. Dictum
- Jurisdiction
- Mandatory Authority
- Overview of the Appeals Process
- Sources of the Law
- Stare Decisis
- The Appellate Role
- The Interplay between Sources
- Writ of Habeas Corpus
- Section 2 | Fourth Amendment Cases
- Atwater v. City of Lago Vista, 532 U.S. 318 (2001)
- California v. Hodari D., 499 U.S. 621 (1991)
- Chimel v. California, 395 U.S. 752 (1969)
- Draper v. United States, 358 U.S. 307 (1959)
- Florida v. Bostick, 501 U.S. 429 (1991)
- Florida v. J.L., 529 U.S. 266 (2000)
- Florida v. Royer, 460 U.S. 491 (1983)
- Illinois v. Wardlow, 528 U.S. 119 (2000)
- Standards of Evidence
- United States v. Arvizu, 534 U.S. 266 (2002)
- United States v. Chadwick, 433 U.S. 1 (1977)
- United States v. Place, 462 U.S. 696 (1983)
- Section 3 | Search Warrants
- Chambers v. Maroney, 39 U.S. 42 (1970)
- Chimel v. California, 395 U.S. 752 (1969)
- Cupp v. Murphy, 412 U.S. 291 (1979)
- Go-Bart Importing Co. v. United States, 282 U.S. 344 (1931)
- Horton v. California, 496 U.S. 128 (1990)
- Katz v. the United States, 389 U.S. 347 (1967)
- Marron v. United States, 275 U.S. 192 (1927)
- Schmerber v. California, 384 U.S. 757 (1966)
- United States v. Edwards, 415 U.S. 800 (1974)
- United States v. Leon, 468 U.S. 897 (1984)
- Warden v. Hayden, 387 U.S. 294 (1967)
- Wilson v. Arkansas, 515 U.S. 927 (1995)
- Ybarra v. Illinois, 444 U.S. 85 (1979)
- Section 4 | Investigations
- Abel v. United States, 362 U.S. 217 (1960)
- California v. Acevedo, 500 U.S. 565 (1991)
- Kyllo v. United States, 533 U.S. 27 (2001)
- New York v. Belton, 453 U.S. 454 (1981)
- United States v. Jacobsen, 466 U.S. 109 (1984)
- United States v. Ross, 456 U.S. 798 (1982)
- United States v. White, 401 U.S. 745 (1971)
- Section 1 | Fourth Amendment Cases
- Advanced Statistics
- Advanced Statistics | Section 1.1
- Advanced Statistics | Section 1.2
- Advanced Statistics | Section 1.3
- Advanced Statistics | Section 1.4
- Advanced Statistics | Section 1.5
- Advanced Statistics | Section 2
- Advanced Statistics | Section 2.1
- Advanced Statistics | Section 2.2
- Advanced Statistics | Section 2.3
- Advanced Statistics | Section 2.4
- Advanced Statistics | Section 2.5
- Advanced Statistics | Section 3
- Advanced Statistics | Section 3.1
- Advanced Statistics | Section 3.2
- Advanced Statistics | Content
- Criminal Investigations
- Investigations – Contents
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 1.1
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 1.2
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 1.3
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 1.4
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 1.5
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 2.1
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 2.2
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 2.3
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 2.4
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 2.5
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 3.1
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 3.2
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 3.3
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 3.4
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 3.5
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 4.1
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 4.2
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 4.3
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 4.4
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 4.5
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 5.1
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 5.2
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 5.3
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 5.4
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 5.5
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 6.1
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 6.2
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 6.3
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 6.4
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 6.5
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 7.1
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 7.2
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 7.3
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 7.4
- Investigations | Resources | Sec. 7.5
- Investigations | Section 1
- Investigations | Section 1.1
- Investigations | Section 1.2
- Investigations | Section 1.3
- Investigations | Section 1.4
- Investigations | Section 1.5
- Investigations | Section 2
- Investigations | Section 2.1
- Investigations | Section 2.2
- Investigations | Section 2.3
- Investigations | Section 2.4
- Investigations | Section 2.5
- Investigations | Section 3
- Investigations | Section 3.1
- Investigations | Section 3.2
- Investigations | Section 3.3
- Investigations | Section 3.4
- Investigations | Section 3.5
- Investigations | Section 4
- Investigations | Section 4.1
- Investigations | Section 4.2
- Investigations | Section 4.3
- Investigations | Section 4.4
- Investigations | Section 4.5
- Investigations | Section 5
- Investigations | Section 5.1
- Investigations | Section 5.2
- Investigations | Section 5.3
- Investigations | Section 5.4
- Investigations | Section 5.5
- Investigations | Section 6
- Investigations | Section 6.1
- Investigations | Section 6.2
- Investigations | Section 6.3
- Investigations | Section 6.4
- Investigations | Section 6.5
- Investigations | Section 7
- Investigations | Section 7.1
- Investigations | Section 7.2
- Investigations | Section 7.3
- Investigations | Section 7.4
- Investigations | Section 7.5
- Criminal Law
- Contents
- Criminal Law | Resources | Sec. 1.1
- Criminal Law | Resources | Sec. 1.2
- Criminal Law | Resources | Sec. 1.3
- Criminal Law | Resources | Sec. 1.4
- Criminal Law | Resources | Sec. 1.5
- Criminal Law | Resources | Sec. 2.1
- Criminal Law | Resources | Sec. 2.2
- Criminal Law | Resources | Sec. 2.3
- Criminal Law | Resources | Sec. 2.4
- Criminal Law | Resources | Sec. 2.5
- Criminal Law | Resources | Sec. 3.1
- Criminal Law | Resources | Sec. 3.2
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- Section 1.1
- Section 1.2
- Section 1.3
- Section 1.4
- Section 1.5
- Section 2
- Section 2.1
- Section 2.2
- Section 2.3
- Section 2.4
- Section 2.5
- Section 3
- Section 3.1
- Section 3.2
- Section 3.3
- Section 3.4
- Section 3.5
- Section 4
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- Section 4.1
- Section 4.2
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- Section 4.3
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- Section 4.5
- Section 5
- Section 5.1
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- Section 6
- Section 6.1
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- Criminology
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- Criminology | Section 2
- Criminology | Section 1
- Criminology | Section 1.1
- Criminology | Section 1.2
- Criminology | Section 1.3
- Criminology | Section 1.4
- Criminology | Section 1.5
- Criminology | Section 2.1
- Criminology | Section 2.2
- Criminology | Section 2.3
- Criminology | Section 2.4
- Criminology | Section 2.5
- Criminology | SECTION 3
- Criminology | Section 3.1
- Criminology | Section 3.2
- Criminology | Section 3.3
- Criminology | Section 3.4
- Criminology | Section 3.5
- Criminology | SECTION 4
- Criminology | Section 4.1
- Criminology | Section 4.2
- Criminology | Section 4.3
- Criminology | Section 4.4
- Criminology | Section 4.5
- Criminology | SECTION 5
- Criminology | Section 5.1
- Criminology | Section 5.2
- Criminology | Section 5.3
- Criminology | Section 5.4
- Criminology | Section 5.5
- Criminology | SECTION 6
- Criminology | Section 6.1
- Criminology | Section 6.2
- Criminology | Section 6.3
- Criminology | Section 6.4
- Criminology | Section 6.5
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- Criminology | Section 7.3
- Criminology | Section 7.4
- Criminology | Section 7.5
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- errata
- Fundamentals of Sociology
- Section 1: Introduction to Sociology
- Section 1.1: What is Sociology?
- Section 1.2: History of Sociology
- Section 1.3: Sociological Methods
- Section 1.4: Theory in Sociology
- Section 1.5: Social Research
- Section 2: Culture
- Section 2.1: What is Culture?
- Section 2.2: Elements of Culture
- Section 2.3: Variant Cultures
- Section 2.4: Theories of Culture
- Section 2.5: Cultural Change
- Section 3: Social Interaction
- Section 3.1: Types of Societies
- Section 3.2: Theoretical Perspectives on Society
- Section 3.3: The Nature of Reality
- Section 3.4: Socialization
- Section 3.5: Socialization Through Life
- Section 4: Organizations and Groups
- Section 4.1: Types of Groups
- Section 4.2: Group Structures
- Section 4.3: Formal Organizations
- Section 4.4: Social Stratification
- Section 4.5: Race, Ethnicity, and Gender
- Section 5: Crime and Deviance
- Section 5.1: Introduction to Deviance
- Section 5.2: Deviance and Control
- Section 5.3: Theoretical Perspectives of Deviance
- Section 5.4: Criminal Justice
- Section 5.5: Criminal Justice Policy
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- Section 6.1: Marriage and Family
- Section 6.2: Religion
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- Section 6.4: Politics and Government
- Section 6.5: Social Change
- Section 7: Social Inequality
- Section 7.1: What is social inequality?
- Section 7.2: Types of Social Inequality
- Section 7.3: How Social Inequality is Created?
- Section 7.4: The Impact of Social Inequality
- Section 7.5: The Future of Social Inequality
- Section 8: Sociological Research Methods
- Section 8.1: How Sociologists Collect Data
- Section 8.2: Different Types of Research Methods
- Section 8.3: The Ethical Considerations
- Section 8.4: The Use of Sociological Research
- Section 8.5: The Future of Sociological Research
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- Legal Research | Resources | Sec. 1.1
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- Legal Research | Resources | Sec. 1.3
- Legal Research | Resources | Sec. 1.4
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- Legal Research | Resources | Sec. 2.1
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- Legal Research | Resources | Sec. 2.4
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- Legal Research | Resources | Sec. 3.1
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- Legal Research | Resources | Sec. 5.1
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- Legal Research | Resources | Sec. 5.3
- Legal Research | Resources | Sec. 5.4
- Legal Research | Resources | Sec. 5.5
- Legal Research | Resources | Sec. 6.1
- Legal Research | Resources | Sec. 6.2
- Legal Research | Resources | Sec. 6.3
- Legal Research | Resources | Sec. 6.4
- Legal Research | Resources | Sec. 6.5
- Legal Research | Section 1.1
- Legal Research | Section 1.2
- Legal Research | Section 1.3
- Legal Research | Section 1.4
- Legal Research | Section 1.5
- Legal Research | Section 2.1
- Legal Research | Section 2.2
- Legal Research | Section 2.3
- Legal Research | Section 2.4
- Legal Research | Section 2.5
- Legal Research | Section 3.1
- Legal Research | Section 3.2
- Legal Research | Section 3.3
- Legal Research | Section 3.4
- Legal Research | Section 3.5
- Legal Research | Section 4.1
- Legal Research | Section 4.2
- Legal Research | Section 4.3
- Legal Research | Section 4.4
- Legal Research | Section 4.5
- Legal Research | Section 5.1
- Legal Research | Section 5.2
- Legal Research | Section 5.3
- Legal Research | Section 5.4
- Legal Research | Section 5.5
- Legal Research | Section 6.1
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- Police Methods | Contents
- Police Methods | Section 1.1
- Police Methods | Section 1.2
- Police Methods | Section 1.3
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- Police Methods | Section 1.5
- Police Methods | Section 2.1
- Police Methods | Section 2.2
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- Police Methods | Section 2.4
- Police Methods | Section 2.5
- Police Methods | Section 3.1
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- Police Methods | Section 3.3
- Police Methods | Section 3.4
- Police Methods | Section 3.5
- Police Methods | Section 4.1
- Police Methods | Section 4.2
- Police Methods | Section 4.3
- Police Methods | Section 4.4
- Police Methods | Section 4.5
- Police Methods | Section 5.1
- Police Methods | Section 5.2
- Police Methods | Section 5.3
- Police Methods | Section 5.4
- Police Methods | Section 5.5
- Police Methods | Section 6.1
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- Police Methods | Section 6.3
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- Policing
- Policing | Contents
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 1.2
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 1.3
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 1.4
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 1.5
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 2.1
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 2.2
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 2.3
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 2.4
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 2.5
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 3.1
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 3.2
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 3.3
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 3.4
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 3.5
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 4.1
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 4.2
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 4.3
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 4.4
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 4.5
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 5.1
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 5.2
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 5.3
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 5.4
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 5.5
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 6.1
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 6.2
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 6.3
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 6.4
- Policing | Resources | Sec. 6.5
- Policing | Section 1
- Policing | Section 1.1
- Policing | Section 1.2
- Policing | Section 1.3
- Policing | Section 1.4
- Policing | Section 1.5
- Policing | Section 2
- Policing | Section 2.1
- Policing | Section 2.2
- Policing | Section 2.3
- Policing | Section 2.4
- Policing | Section 2.5
- Policing | Section 3
- Policing | Section 3.1
- Policing | Section 3.2
- Policing | Section 3.3
- Policing | Section 3.4
- Policing | Section 3.5
- Policing | Section 4
- Policing | Section 4.1
- Policing | Section 4.2
- Policing | Section 4.3
- Policing | Section 4.4
- Policing | Section 4.5
- Policing | Section 5
- Policing | Section 5.1
- Policing | Section 5.2
- Policing | Section 5.3
- Policing | Section 5.4
- Policing | Section 5.5
- Policing | Section 6
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- Preface | Research
- Procedural Law
- Procedural Law | Section 3.2
- Procedural Law | Section 3.3
- Procedural Law | Section 3.4
- Procedural Law | Section 3.5
- Procedural Law | SECTION 4
- Procedural Law | Section 4.1
- Procedural Law | Section 4.2
- Procedural Law | Section 4.3
- Procedural Law | Section 4.4
- Procedural Law | Section 4.5
- Procedural Law | SECTION 5
- Procedural Law | Section 5.1
- Procedural Law | Section 5.2
- Procedural Law | Section 5.3
- Procedural Law | Section 5.4
- Procedural Law | Section 5.5
- Procedural Law | SECTION 6
- Procedural Law | Section 6.1
- Procedural Law | Section 6.2
- Procedural Law | Section 6.3
- Procedural Law | Section 6.4
- Procedural Law | Section 6.5
- Procedural Law | Section 1
- Procedural Law | Section 1.1
- Procedural Law | Section 1.2
- Procedural Law | Section 1.3
- Procedural Law | Section 1.4
- Procedural Law | Section 1.5
- Procedural Law | SECTION 2
- Procedural Law | Section 2.1
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- Procedural Law | Section 2.3
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- Procedural Law | Section 2.5
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- Procedural Law | Section 3.1
- Procedure | Contents
- Procedure | Resources | Sec. 1.1
- Procedure | Resources | Sec. 1.2
- Procedure | Resources | Sec. 1.3
- Procedure | Resources | Sec. 1.4
- Procedure | Resources | Sec. 1.5
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- Procedure Section 1
- Procedure Section 2
- Cuyler v. Sullivan, 446 U.S. 335 (1980)
- Harlow v. Fitzgerald, 457 U.S. 800 (1982)
- Illinois v. Allen, 397 U.S. 337 (1970)
- Lugar v. Edmondson Oil Co., 457 U.S. 922 (1982)
- Massiah v. United States, 377 U.S. 201 (1964)
- McNeil v. Wisconsin, 501 U.S. 171 (1991)
- Monell v. Department of Social Services (1978) 436 U.S. 658
- Patterson v. Illinois, 487 U.S. 285 (1988)
- Ross v. Moffit, 417 U.S. 600 (1974)
- Stone v. Powell, 428 U.S. 465 (1976)
- Strickland v. Washington, 466 U.S. 668 (1984)
- United States v. Calandra, 414 U.S. 338 (1974)
- United States v. Ewell, 383 U.S. 116 (1966)
- United States v. Lanier, 520 U.S. 259 (1997)
- Ward v. Monroeville, 409 U.S. 57 (1972)
- Procedure Section 3
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- BOYKIN V. ALABAMA, 395 U.S. 238 (1969)
- BURNS V. UNITED STATES, 287 U.S. 216 (1932)
- COOPER V. OKLAHOMA, 517 U.S. 348 (1996)
- GARDNER V. FLORIDA, 430 U.S. 349 (1977)
- JACKSON V. DENNO, 378 U.S. 368 (1964)
- KANSAS V. HENDRICKS, 521 U.S. 346 (1997)
- SIMMONS V. UNITED STATES, 390 U.S. 377 (1968)
- STACK V. BOYLE, 342 U.S. 1 (1951)
- UNITED STATES V. DIONISIO, 410 U.S. 1 (1973)
- UNITED STATES V. SALERNO, 481 US 739 (1987)
- United States v. Wade, 388 U.S. 218 (1967)
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