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    This document outlines the contents of 5 chapters that discuss different aspects of the criminal justice system. Chapter 1 covers different types of crimes and the 3 goals of the criminal justice system. Chapter 2 discusses 5 theories of victimology and the risk of being a victim. Chapter 3 examines the differences between civil and criminal law, the burden of proof, and classifications of crimes. Chapter 4 explores precedent cases, types of laws, and legal concepts like corpus delicti and mens rea. Chapter 5 overviews various law enforcement agencies, police discretion, and important constitutional amendments.

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    This document outlines the contents of 5 chapters that discuss different aspects of the criminal justice system. Chapter 1 covers different types of crimes and the 3 goals of the criminal justice system. Chapter 2 discusses 5 theories of victimology and the risk of being a victim. Chapter 3 examines the differences between civil and criminal law, the burden of proof, and classifications of crimes. Chapter 4 explores precedent cases, types of laws, and legal concepts like corpus delicti and mens rea. Chapter 5 overviews various law enforcement agencies, police discretion, and important constitutional amendments.

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    The Risk of Being A Victim

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    This document outlines the contents of 5 chapters that discuss different aspects of the criminal justice system. Chapter 1 covers different types of crimes and the 3 goals of the criminal justice system. Chapter 2 discusses 5 theories of victimology and the risk of being a victim. Chapter 3 examines the differences between civil and criminal law, the burden of proof, and classifications of crimes. Chapter 4 explores precedent cases, types of laws, and legal concepts like corpus delicti and mens rea. Chapter 5 overviews various law enforcement agencies, police discretion, and important constitutional amendments.

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    Chapter 1: Crime: Different types of Crime: Purpose of the CJ System[3 goals]: Chapter 2: Page 56!

    [5 specific theories] What is Victemology? The risk of being a victim: Chapter 3: Page 75 The difference of Civil law and criminal law And the burden of proof Difference between felonies and misdemeanors Mala in Se and Mala Prohibita Licit and illicit drugs UCR: page 81: Uniform Crime Report Part one and part two offences Chapter 4: Criminal Law: Precedent type of case: page 110 Difference between constitional law and statutory law, administrative and case law page 115! Page 118 and 119: Corpus delicti andactus rayus and mensraya Page 126: Infancy and insanity? 131 Self defence 135 Due Process?

    Chapter 5: Various law enforcement agencies Basics of discretion 173-174 Amendments: 1 4 5

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