1. which of the following describes a mala in se crime?
a. driving while intoxicated
b. theft
c. possession of illegal drugs
d. trespassing

2. which of the following statements about the uniform crime report (ucr) is correct?
a. it includes the number of crimes reported by witnesses.
b. it includes estimates of crimes.
c. it relies on surveys.
d. it includes part iii offenses.

3. in what way are statistical measurements of crime used?
a. they punish crime.
b. they spur policy change.
c. they define crime.
d. they serve little purpose.

4. which group is more likely to commit white-collar crimes?
a. black citizens
b. high-income citizens
c. low-income citizens
d. white citizens

5. what is the purpose of the crime victims' rights act of 2004 as it relates to crime victims themselves?
a. to have a right to participate in the system
b. to be able to decide the sentence of the offender
c. to be able to prevent a person from being a witness
d. to have a right to go into seclusion

6. which of the following terms explains the burden of proof in a criminal case?
a. preponderance of evidence
b. mala in se
c. beyond a reasonable doubt
d. voir dire

7. most part i offenses fall under which type of crime?
a. drug crime
b. violent crime
c. property crime
d. white-collar crime

8. when did female crime rates in the united states begin rising?
a. 1990s
b. 1980s
c. 1970s
d. 2010s

9. which group is most likely to be the victim of violent crime?
a. latinos
b. people 65+ years old
c. rural homeowners
d. people 12–17 years old