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FACULTY OF HUMAN SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
QUALIFICATION: BACHELOR OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE |
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LEVEL: NQF 7 |
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COURSE NAME: Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice ICJ811S |
DURATION: Two hours |
MARKS: 100 |
FACE-TO-FACE TEST: FINAL ASSESSMENT |
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EXAMINERS
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Mr. Charles E. Eiseb
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MODERATOR: |
Dr. K. Mabuku |
Instructions: 1. Answer all the questions. 2. This test question paper consist of three sections: 3. Section A is true and false answers and Section B is multiple choice question and Section C consist of structured questions.
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SECTION A:
State true or false to the most correct statement.
1. Intelligence gathering is by nature both covert and overt as it is meant to collect information and evidence.
2. Trained dogs and CCTV cameras are part of intelligence-gathering instruments that are beneficial to subsequent investigation of a crime or incident. (2)
3. Intelligence Cycle includes amongst other Hot-Spot Policing and Crime Suppression Methodology (CSM) (2)
4. Intelligence information analysis goes around demographics, geographics gender, sex etc. (2)
5. Prisoners debriefing can be one of the most crucial sources of intelligence information that can benefit in the quest for subsequent investigation of misdemeanors. (2)
6. Recidivism is a theory of continued incarceration. (2)
7. Probation and rehabilitation have common elements as both are to sustain house arrest. (2)
8. Probation is to rehabilitate the offender in custody and release him/her on a suspended sentence.
9. Restorative Justice means the completion of a verdict that has elements of high jurisprudence. (2)
10. One of the disadvantages of community service is stigmatization. (2)
11. The Benefit of AI in Policing is the optimal utilization of seamless streamlining.
12. The disadvantage of AI in policing is cause of lack of creativity. (2)
13. Robots are the oldest form of AI intervention. (2)
14. AI is useful in gunshot recognition analysis. (2)
15. Knowledge management is the theory based on the positive utilization of expertise, skills, and creativity. (2)
16. The Challenge of knowledge management is the AI as it inhibits the seamless application and approaches towards the implantation. (2)
17. Proactivity and subjectivity are interchangeably used theories for crime-busting. (2)
18. Objectivity is to view an issue from a different perspective. (2)
19. Manpower is related to human capital. (2)
20. Jurisprudential credentials are relevant to criminal justice system. (2)
[Sub-total 40]
SECTION B:
1. Interagency collaboration between Police, Prosecutors and Judiciary is crucial for successful prosecution. (2)
a. True
b. False
c. None of the above
2. Recidivism is an effective mode of habitation. (2)
a. False
b. True
c. None of the above
3. Community service is the most desired means of overcoming prison overcrowding. (2)
a. True
b. False
c. None of the above
4. A Fine is a monetary order for a minor misdemeanor. (2)
a. Criminal Intelligence gathering
b. Military Intelligence Gathering
c. All Military, Criminal, and Civil Intelligence Gathering because they have to maintain law and order.
5. Restitution is related to. (2)
d. Criminal Intelligence gathering
e. Military Intelligence Gathering
f. None of the above. .
[Sub-total 10]
SECTION B:
1. What is the purpose of the interagency collaboration? (10)
2. List eight Ai benefits in CJ and discuss each one in detail. (16)
3. List seven AI interventions known in CJ (14)
4. Critically and analytically discuss knowledge management (10)
[Sub-total 40] [Grand-Total=100]
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