QUIZ BOWL - MODERATE ROUND

What doctrine justifies reformation by arguing that the offender is a sick person?

• Positivist Theory

• Classical Theory

• Neo-Classical Theory

• Chicago Theory

What element of intentional crime that a person who committed the crime has the capacity to distinguish between what is right and wrong and he/she fully understands the consequences of his/her act?

• Intent

• Imprudence

• Intelligence

• Freedom

Criminology changes as social condition changes. This means criminology is ________.

• progressive

• an applied science

• nationalistic

• dynamic

Crimes are committed either by _____ and ______.

• Accidental or Delusional

• Anger and Jealousy

• Dolo and Culpa

• Individual or Group

What principle pertains to "pleasure and pain" and "reward and punishment"?

• Principle of Punishment

• Principle of Human Rights

• Principle of Hedonism

• Principle of Rationality

__________ is an act or omission punishable by the Revised Penal Code.

• Crime

• Misdemeanor

• Offense

• Felony

______ is an act or omission in violation of Special Laws.

• Felony

• Offense

• Felony

• Infraction or Misdemeanor

________ is an act or omission in violation of City or Municipal Ordinance.

• Infraction or Misdemeanor

• Felony

• Offense

• Crime

It is a deficiency in action; failure to take the necessary precautions to prevent the danger.

• Imprudence

• Negligence

• Lack of Skill

• Lack of Foresight

The areas of Forensic Sciences in Criminology, EXCEPT:

• Personal Identification

• Forensic Photography

• General Chemistry

• Legal Medicine