1. What is the criminal process? What are the varieties of crime? Give explanations of why people commit crimes. 2. Write short notes on any five of the following:

• Crime records
• Police data
• Victim surveys
• Offender interviews
• Court reports
• Mass media

3. What is aggression, and what are the different types of aggression? Explain the relationship between mental health problems, aggression and violence. 4. Discuss the causation and criminal responsibilities in the UK. Briefly discuss Anxiety and Mood disorder, and Schizophrenia. 5. Classify the different types of crimes. 6. Briefly discuss the concept of forensic science and its origin. What is the difference between a forensic scientist and a CSI? What should a forensic pathologist do in order to collect evidence? 7. Describe the following:

• Toxicology
• Ballistics
• Anthropometry
• Fingerprints

8. Who is a victim of crime? What are the consequences that a victim faces as a result of crime? 9. Briefly discuss the concept of science, logic and metacognition behind criminal profiling. 10. Discuss the process of examining the evidence. How can you reconstruct a crime scene? 11. Show the classification of evidence. How can you generate a profile? 12. Briefly discuss the traditional approach and the statistical approach to offender profiling. Define BIA. 13. Explain any two of the following:

• Victim Proneness
• Victim Facilitation
• Victim Rights

14. Identify the courts that are at the centre of the Criminal Justice System. 15. Elucidate the concept of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), prisons and the prison service.