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    ANSWER KEY Definitions and Terms Review Activity - Test 3

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    1. The document provides terms and definitions related to criminal justice. It includes terms for types of serial killers, organized crime activities, roots of violence, and classifications of killers. 2. Key terms defined include serial killing, victims' bill of rights, disgruntled employee killer, predatory tactics, cultural values, and victim service agencies. 3. The document also asks to name and briefly explain organized crime money making activities, roots of violence, and serial killer location classifications.

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    1. The document provides terms and definitions related to criminal justice. It includes terms for types of serial killers, organized crime activities, roots of violence, and classifications of killers. 2. Key terms defined include serial killing, victims' bill of rights, disgruntled employee killer, predatory tactics, cultural values, and victim service agencies. 3. The document also asks to name and briefly explain organized crime money making activities, roots of violence, and serial killer location classifications.

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    ANSWER KEY Definitions and Terms Review Activity - Test 3

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    1. The document provides terms and definitions related to criminal justice. It includes terms for types of serial killers, organized crime activities, roots of violence, and classifications of killers. 2. Key terms defined include serial killing, victims' bill of rights, disgruntled employee killer, predatory tactics, cultural values, and victim service agencies. 3. The document also asks to name and briefly explain organized crime money making activities, roots of violence, and serial killer location classifications.

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    Terms and Definitions Match Up – Test 3

    Letter Definition
    A root of violence based on a personality disorder, psychopathology or neurological
    E impairment.
    Statements of principles that recognize crime victims and their integral role in the criminal
    B justice system.
    A series of homicides spanning weeks, months or years.
    C
    A serial killer whose motive to kill is based on voices in their heads or images encouraging
    N them to kill.
    A type of mass murderer who is fascinated with firearms and a fanatic for planning.
    L
    A term used to identify the devalued strata of humanity based on Egger and Egger research.
    T
    Tactics used by organized crime groups that involve intimidation, violence and corruption.
    Q
    Victim prone people have acquired particular attributes and lifestyles that increase their
    R vulnerability.
    A type of mass murderer who feels wronged in the workplace and seeks revenge.
    M
    Factors that may influence a judge to hand down a more lenient sentence
    X
    A root of violence where addiction increases aggression and the need for money.
    P
    A serial killer that covers enormous geographical areas in search of their victims.
    F
    Lending money at rates that exceed what is permitted by law.
    H
    A root of violence in a subculture where violence is acceptable and is often found in specific
    U areas.

    A serial killer whose motive to kill is to assist a charismatic individual who is their leader, or
    S who is someone they are deeply in love with.
    A type of violence that is to vent rage, anger or frustration.
    I
    A structured organization, which systematically provides illegal goods and services.
    A
    Acts committed with the intent to destroy an identifiable group of people.
    O
    Letter Definition
    A type of violence that is to improve the financial or social position of the criminal.
    D
    Brings victim and offender together to resolve disputes and avoid the trial process.
    G
    Facts or characteristics that may influence a judge to hand down a harsher sentence
    W
    Focus is on providing information about the status of the victim’s case, court process or the
    V criminal justice system.
    A homicide incident in which a killer intentionally kills several people at or about the same
    J time.
    A serial killer’s motive to kill is to eliminate certain groups in order to make society a better
    K place to live.

    Name and briefly explain the 3 types of money making enterprises often employed by organized crime groups.

    1. Tactical Crime: prey on the members of their own ethnic group (examples - selling insurance, blackmail,
    corruption and arson)
    2. Illegitimate Business: provision of goods and services prohibited by law (examples - gambling, loan
    sharking, racketeering and involvement in drugs)
    3. Legal Business: invest in legal business ventures which provide legitimacy and respectability but are often
    used as fronts for illegal operations (examples – restaurants, trucking companies, etc)

    Name and briefly explain the 5 roots of violence.

    1. Personal traits – offender possesses specific traits themselves that makes them more apt to be violent
    (personality disorders and psychopathology, neurological impairments)
    2. Ineffective families – offender comes from a dysfunctional family with a history of family violence
    3. Cultural values – the offender belongs to a subculture that encourages violence
    4. Substance abuse – the offender is an addict which may be linked to increased aggression and the need for
    money
    5. Firearms availability – an offender is more likely to use a firearm if one is readily available as it is often
    considered a facilitating factor in violent crimes

    Name and briefly explain the 3 classifications of serial killers based on WHERE they commit their crimes.

    1. Place-specific serial killers - murder their victims in the same place each time (often using their home or
    place of work as killing sites
    2. Local serial killers - confine their murderous activity to cities and surrounding areas or to a specific region
    3. Mobile serial killers - cover enormous geographical areas in search of victims
    Terms and Definitions Match Up - Test 3
    Term
    A Organized crime group
    B Victims Bill of Rights
    C Serial killing
    D Instrumental violence
    E Personal traits
    F Mobile serial killer
    G Victim-offender reconciliation
    H Loan sharking
    I Expressive violence
    J Mass murder
    K Mission- oriented serial killer
    L Pseudo- commando killer
    M Disgruntled-employee killer
    N Visionary serial killer
    O Genocide
    P Substance abuse
    Q Predatory tactics
    R Victim facilitation
    S Disciple serial killer
    T Less dead victims
    U Cultural values
    V Victim service agencies
    W Aggravating factors
    X Mitigating factors

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