35 pts. - Define and briefly explain each key concept. You will have about 2 weeks to get this assignment completed. You will need to type the assignment and then copy and paste the text on to the canvas page. Make sure the file is accessible without needing to download it. Please make sure your formatting is still correct as you may need to slightly edit once pasted.

**(If hand-written definitions are turned in, it can add up to 10 points extra credit). Written Key Concepts can be scanned and posted online or submitted to me in my office on campus.

***Key Conceptsmust be correct based on our subject matter, sequentially numbered and answered completely to receive full points.Please provide a full reference list of resources used in this assignment at the end of the assignment. Always use APA for formatting and references. In addition, it is recommended that you should always save a copy of all your assignments on a flash drive in case of any issues and for review later.

I always suggest getting the definitions from your textbook. These answers are those that provide the definition for the concept that you need to know.

These key concepts will help provide a study guide for your exams.

1. Misdemeanor vs. Felony
2. Crime Control Model
3. Due Process Model
4. Corrections
5. Mala in se
6. Mala prohibita
7. Entrapment
8. Uniform Crime Reports
9. National Crime Victimization Survey
10. Clery Act
11. Dark figure of crime
12. Classical School of Criminology
13. Primary deviance vs Secondary deviance
14. Age-graded development theory
15. General strain theory
16. Routine Activities theory
17. Kansas City Preventative Patrol
18. Problem-Oriented Policing
19. Racial Profiling
20. Discretion
21. Criminal Law vs Civil Law vs Case Law
22. Restorative Justice
23. Determinate vs. Indeterminate Sentencing
24. General Deterrence vs. Specific Deterrence
25. Jim Crow Laws & Mass Incarceration
26. The Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA)
27. Prison Industrial Complex
28. Probation vs Parole
29. Recidivism vs Desistence
30. "Pains of Imprisonment" - 5 Main Categories
31. Pauperism
32. Delinquency vs Dependency
33. Status Offences
34. Legislative Waiver vs Prosecutorial Waiver vs Judicial Waiver - 3 Types juvenile waivers
35. Zero Tolerance Policies in Schools