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The
__theorists maintain that
the powerful impose
criminal labels on the less
powerful member of the
society.

Residents of
areas have a much greater
risk of becoming victims
because they live in areas
with many motivated
offenders

3. The exponent of the body type criminality is_________

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

Another name for human
trafficking is
__crime

A young person is any
person who is less than
__years in southern
Nigeria.

This theory states that
some criminologists believe
that people may become
crime victims because their
increases their exposure to
criminal offenders

8. The lower part of the the physiological needs is _________

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

crimes not officialy
recorded by the police is
called ______

11. According to Freud the psychoanalytic id is the________

This theory states that
these areas are homes for
the “demoralized kinds of
people” who are easy
targets for crime: the
homeless, the addicted, the
retended and the elderly
poor

13. The higher part of the physiological needs is_______

Sociologically,crime is a
form of

15. strain theory is related to__________

The prompt ratification of
the trans-national organised
crime convention and its
national domestication into
national legislation is known
as

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

common law is a violation
of__________

Historically,the main
function of the police is to
protect the

Section
givesthe Nigeria police the
constitutional power to
operate

The court established under
section 249 of the Nigeria
constitution is

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

_defines crime as a
nonconformist conduct that
breaks a law

The major components of
this system above is
correctional agencies,police
and

Large family size is one of
the causes of ____

26. Burgress and others explain crime through the process of_______

This influence crime
rates_______

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

Crime skyrocketed in the
1930s during the
__Depression

These three types of the
body physique is called

In criminology ,delinquent
subcultures are________

The criminal justice system
is essentially an instrument
of

criminology is the study
of_______

The criminal procedure act
and penal code which are
in use in most parts of the
country lay more emphasis
on
the convicted crime
offenders.

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

The smuggling of migrants
and the protocol is to
suppress the trafficking of
persons especially
__and

Human trafficking is not a
new phenomenon,its
activities are not different
from the slave trade of the
__era

Guilty mind is another
name for________

Debt bondage is an offence
associated with

The act which is illegal if a
juvenile commits it but
would not be crime if it is
committed by an adult is
called

Human trafficking involves
a long term exploitation for
_gain

crime is a resistant to
the_________

The informal source of
crime statistics is ________

crimes officially recorded by
the police is called_______

45. In research ,cohort study is a criminological_______

The crime control
philosophy emphasises the
essence of protecting the
society and compensating
the

suggested that criminal
victimization can be
avoided by moving to an
area with greater law
enforcement and lower
crime rates

48. Harm is one of the elements of _______

According to
the volume and distribution
of predatory crime (violent
crimes against a person
and crimes in which an
offender attempts to steal
an object directly) are
closely related to the
interreactions of American
lifestyles

50. The perspective that criminality is determined by environmental conditions was the ideas of________