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Criminal Law Quiz

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

The study of Criminal Law is a study of…..

Back (Answer)

• Crimes • Moral Principles • Common Law

#2
Front (Question)

Norms are agreed upon expectations that are ________ and ______ within the fabric of society a. expected; required b. common; basic c. necessary; meaningful d. specific; unimportant

Back (Answer)

b. common; basic

#3
Front (Question)

More are norms related to _____, also rules that govern serious violation of the social code of a particular community. a. mortality b. death c. immortality d. imprisonment

Back (Answer)

a. mortality

#4
Front (Question)

Folkways are norms that govern __________ a. other people b. children c. everyday behavior d. states

Back (Answer)

c. everyday behavior

#5
Front (Question)

Laws are a formal body of rules enacted and enforced by a _________ a. state b. lawyer c. family d. government

Back (Answer)

d. government

#6
Front (Question)

There are two types of sanctions:

Back (Answer)

Informal and Formal

#7
Front (Question)

Informal sanctions are used by most people on an everyday basis to right ________, minor violations of our norms a. wrong b. common c. important d. unimportant

Back (Answer)

b. common

#8
Front (Question)

Formal sanctions used for serious violations of our norms in situations that people ____ handle themselves a. cannot b. can c. won’t d. should

Back (Answer)

a. cannot

#9
Front (Question)

Criminal Law is the set of regulations and rules that defines and specifies offenses that are _____ in nature as well as crimes committed against the state (government) or society a. private b. public c. correct d. wrong

Back (Answer)

b. public

#10
Front (Question)

A crime is an act _____ or an omission required by law a. prohibited b. allowed c. forbidden d. permitted

Back (Answer)

a. prohibited

#11
Front (Question)

Life, Reproduction, Educating One’s Offspring, Seek God, Live in Society, Avoid Offense, and Shun Ignorance refers to?

Back (Answer)

a. The Basic Goods b. Roman Law c. The Circle of Life d. Natural Order e. Eminent Domain

#12
Front (Question)

There are two types of law

Back (Answer)

natural and positive

#13
Front (Question)

Natural law are rules of conduct that are part of human nature are found within the _______

Back (Answer)

a. natural selection b. natural order c. laws of nature d. Constitution

#14
Front (Question)

Positive law is legislated and enforced by _______

Back (Answer)

a. states b. governments c. families d. other countries

#15
Front (Question)

Common law is law that originates from ______ and use as opposed to law that is legislated or written. a. culture b. customs c. governments d. families

Back (Answer)

b. customs

#16
Front (Question)

Comon law refers to traditions, precedents, and customs that assist judges when making legal decisions. T/F

Back (Answer)

True

#17
Front (Question)

Which of the following is NOT one of Blackstones Classifications of Law? a. Rights of Persons b. Rights of Things c. Public Wrongs d. Private Wrongs e. Misdemeanors

Back (Answer)

e. Misdemeanors

#18
Front (Question)

Tort is a civil wrong for which a ______ may be obtained, usually in the form of damages

Back (Answer)

a. solution b. remedy c. answer d. attempt

#19
Front (Question)

A person accused of committing a civil wrong is referred to as a tortfeasor. T/F

Back (Answer)

True

#20
Front (Question)

There are two main types of criminal law

Back (Answer)

Substantive and procedural

#21
Front (Question)

Substantive criminal law defines crimes and specifies _______ a. laws b. procedures c. punishments d. treatments

Back (Answer)

c. punishments

#22
Front (Question)

Procedural law defines the processes that may used by police officers, state’s attorneys, victims, and courts to investigate and adjudicate criminal cases. T/F

Back (Answer)

True

#23
Front (Question)

Substantive criminal law are the rules by which the game is played. T/F

Back (Answer)

False

#24
Front (Question)

What are the three ways crimes are classified?

Back (Answer)

Felonies, Misdemeanors, and Infractions