If society is a human body, then classical criminological theories would view crime as ______.

The primary competitor to psychoanalysis at the dawn of modern psychology was BF Skinner’s ______ theory.

Biocriminology and neurocriminology are used to make connections between the body, the brain, and an individual’s criminal behavior.

Which of the following is an example of a crime against the person?

In criminal law, ______ refers to actions that make an individual responsible for the outcome of the crime itself.

Unless we have a legal duty to ______ others, failure to act is not an actus reus.

Bentham argued that humans are guided by two “sovereign masters,” which were ______.

Crime statistics were inflated during the Trump administration to add federal funding to ______.

The courts apply criminal law when they determine whether or not ______.

Media reports warning the public concerning the dangers of child abductions can lead to ______.