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The drugs which diminish
the awareness of sensory
impulses, especially pain,
by the brain are called

Section ____of the 1979
constitution of Nigeria
covers the right to fair
hearing which also includes
the presumption of
innocence.

___ defined crime as a
behaviour that shocks the
sentiments of all “healthy”
consciences

In Lineages,those who
behave as the society
expects them to behave are
likely to receive the best
plots of ____

The law making, conviction,
sentencing and
administration of penalties
are complex process for
_punishment of offenders

The ____ approach regards
delinquent behaviour as
that which interrupts or
disturbs classroom learning

Shaming is defined as a
disapproval

The
_approach considers
persons under the age of
18 to be juvenile. However,
when children under this
age commit serious crime
such as murder, they may
be prosecuted as adults

crimes against property
incude___

when people define
situations as real they
become real in their
consequences” was quoted
by

The exponent of the
Realist School who sees
law as an expression of the
state through the court is

Marcia called Adolescence
as a period with ________.

According to ______,
delinquency behaviour is
learned.

Cocaine is called ________
or blow in Nigerian streets

The constitution that
interpreted to forbid any
criminal law to violates
fairness and equality of a
person’s right is

law is the command of a
political sovereign to a
political inferior, which is
backed by sanction upon
disobedience was
advocated by

The social habits and
repetition, which become
the basis of an order of
social behaviour is _____

The roots of delinquent
behaviour is to delve into
the individual’s background
such as these except___

The author
was the exponent that all
children are by nature evil

Aichhorn establishes that
every child is at first and
_____ being

The ___approach regards
delinquency as fighting with
siblings, destruction of
property, stealing of money
from the family members

The constitutional law,
administrative law, criminal
law, revenue law are
examples of
law

The theory has a number of
roots on the idea of W.I.
Thomas that “when people
define situations as real
they become real in their
consequences”.This
means___

crimes against the person
include___

The____ is the major factor
by the lineages from which
people derive their primary
identity.

The United Nations
convention on the rights of
the Child states
Article______ shall protect
children from sexual
exploitation and abuse.

birds of a feather flock
together means______

According to ____ the
denial of responsibility is
one of the neutralization
techniques in which people
refuse to be held personally
accountable for one’s
action

In the UNconvention on the
Right of a child defines the
age of a child as anyone
who is from
years

In 1970, after the Nigerian –
Biafran war, there was an
ever-increase rates of crime
which prompted the
government to introduce
punishment.

The criminal justice system
takes revenge on the
offender through a process
known as

The concurrent list in
Nigeria is one of the
__powers.

The
otherwise called sedative or
hypnotics are drugs that
have effects on the brain

The
are drugs which diminish
the awareness of sensory
impulses, especially pain,
by the brain

The Juvenile court is
otherwise known as
court because of its
paternalistic philosophy

Alarmists view of the family
and its impact on
delinquency is based on
these,except_______

The variety of crimes may
be committed against the
government
except__________

Crime committed by a
person of respectability and
high social status in the
course of his occupation is
called _______

39. There are ____ principal sources of crime statistics

Borstal is one of the
approved institutions where
the
is sent for correction

41. Retreatism refers to

The family courts deal with
laws that are family-related
as well as issues of ______

Formal norms and
sanctions are _____.

The eye for an eye and
tooth for a tooth concept of
punishment is

The law of contract,
property law, tort, family law
and succession,
commercial law, equity and
trust, etc. are examples of
__law

No child shall be subjected
to torture, cruel treatment or
punishment, unlawful arrest
or deprivation of liberty is
contain in
UN Article

The
justice may be the model
that best serves alternative
sanctions to crime

The ____approach looks at
a wide range of disruptive
behaviours that may involve
aggression towards others.

The _______ viewed
juvenile delinquency as an
offence against God and
God’s law.

The United Nations
convention on the rights of
the Child states
Article______to make every
effort to prevent the sale,
trafficking and abduction of
children.