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One of these, influences
crime in the society ____

The more serious violent
crimes,such as rape and
aggravated assault,typically
take place after

The UN Resolution on the
transnational organised
crime convention is
otherwise known as
__convention

law is said to violates king's
peace_______

5. Theperspective that criticizes the theory of freewill in crime is_______

According to _______
women who undergo
traumatic sexual
experiences later suffer
psychological deficits such
as eating disorders and
mental illness.

7. The main instrument of experimentation study is based on_________

In research
methodology,sample is the
basis of

9. Negative reinforcement is the condition that_______

The
_explanationsof crime have
argued that particular
individuals are more prone
to crime than others
because of their genetic
make up.

11. According to Freud the psychoanalytic id is the________

The court established under
section 270 of the Nigeria
constitution for each of the
state is

crimes officially recorded by
the police is called_______

crimes not officialy
recorded by the police is
called ______

The highest court in Nigeria
established under section
230 is

The informal source of
crime statistics is ________

The records of crime
collected ,compiled and
analysed by government
agencies is called
_crime statistics.

crime is a resistant to
the_________

A child is defined as any
person under the age of
_years

The learning theory is
associated with_______

According to
_punishment is critical
because it symbolises the
legitimate social order and
power of societies.

According to
( 1987)“Justice is not a one
way traffic, it is not justice
for the appellant only”.

Who made a proposition
that criminals are distinct
types by birth

24. The classical theory prespective idea was initiated by______

The concept of crime
implies the codification of such rules in the form of

The view of the justice
system portrays a method
for dispensing treatment to
needy patients known as

The theory that states that
human beings commit
crime because they
rationally calculate that the
crime will give them more
pleasure thanpain is

Classical theory believed
that individual criminals
engage in a process of
rational
decision makin

_argued that delinquency
results when an individual's
bond to society is weak or
broken .

crime statistics could be
collected from ____

The special court
established for the trial and
welfare of children and
young persons is called

The Sutherland theory that
determine the learning
process of crime is

33. The higher part of the physiological needs is_______

In criminology ,delinquent
subcultures are________

The method of research
which was developed by
demographers and applied
primarily to the study of
fertity using age-groups is

36. Harm is one of the elements of _______

_defines crime as a
nonconformist conduct that
breaks a law

The maslow's hierarchy of
needs in the safety needs
are________

Classical ideas about crime
and punishment was
advocated by

Giddens defines crime
as________

sellin defines crime
as________

The
__theory views on the
relationship between the
economic structure and
social behaviour

Target Vulnerability : the
victims’ physical weakness
incapable of resisting or
deterring crime is
associated with
victimization

The scientific study criminal
behaviour is _______

The
_criminologists view crime
as a function of the
capitalist mo

Crime is a form of deviance
and therefore a ______
problem in any society

Human trafficking involves
a long term exploitation for
_gain

48. Tarde is associated with the theory of______

In Abraham Maslow
classification the security is ______
needs

The classical criminology is
a product of ________