The Amount of Juvenile Crime Is Measured by All but One

question 52

Multiple Choice

The amount of juvenile crime is measured by all but one of the following methods of gathering crime statistics.

• A)experiments
• B)official records
• C)victimization surveys
• D)self-report studies

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Definitions:

Pretrial Motions

Legal documents filed by parties in a lawsuit before the trial begins, requesting the court to make a decision on certain issues.

Social Security Numbers

Unique nine-digit identifiers assigned to U.S. citizens and residents for tracking earnings and facilitating government services.

Trial Notebook

A comprehensive collection of documents and notes organized by an attorney for use during a trial.

Original Documents

The actual documents or pieces of evidence as produced originally, not copies or reproductions, used mainly in legal proceedings.