Criminal Justice DANTES Test

The Criminal Justice DANTES Test covers the material that is taught in a one-semester class at the 101 college level.

This test covers the complete criminal justice system from start to finish: criminal behavior, court system, police and corrections. This test also includes theories of crime, criminal personalities, crime in the U.S. and juvenile delinquency.

This is a great complimentary test to Introduction to Law Enforcement. Because there is some overlap between this test and Introduction to Law Enforcement, we recommend that you if you need the credit, take both as you will save on study time.

There is no penalty for guessing on the test and there are some pretest questions included that are not scored, so make sure you answer each and every question.

Credits: 3 - Lower Division

Number of Questions: 90

Recommended Passing Score: 49

Time to complete the test: 90 min

Rank of Difficulty: 3

Information you will need to know for the Criminal Justice DANTES test includes:

• defining crime
• crime statistics
• types of crime
• theories of crime
• measurement of crime
• origins of the court system
• origins of police
• corrections
• probation
• capital punishment

The sections of the Criminal Justice DANTES test are broken down as follows:

28% Criminal Behavior
15% Criminal Justice System
10% Police
19% Court System
28% Corrections

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