Doc’s CJ Glossary: Q – R

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• Parentheses are used to show acronyms:  Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
• Brackets are used to show a parent topic or organization:  (ATF) [U.S. Dept. of Justice]
• Curly brackets are used to disambiguate terms:  element {of a crime}
• Terms in black have not yet been defined, but are forthcoming.

Q

• Qualitative Data [Juvenile Justice]
• Qualitative Methods [Corrections]
• Quantitative Data [Juvenile Justice]
• Quasi-experimental Designs [Juvenile Justice]
• Quasi-Military Organization [Policing]
• Qutb v. Strauss (1993)

R

• Racial Discrimination
• Racial Disparities [Corrections]
• Racial Profiling
• Racism
• Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) [Criminal Law]
• Racketeering [Criminal Law]
• Radical Criminology.  Also, Marxist Criminology and Critical Criminology.
• Ramifications [Juvenile Justice]
• Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) [Juvenile Justice]
• Rape. [Criminal Law] See also Forcible Rape and Sexual Battery.
• Rape Shield Laws [Criminal Law]
• Rape Trauma Syndrome [Criminal Law]
• Rate
• Rated Capacity
• Rational Choice Theory
• Reaction Formation
• Reactive [Policing]
• Real Evidence
• Real-time Adjustments [Juvenile Justice]
• Real-time Tracking [Juvenile Justice]
• Reasonable Doubt
• Reasonable Doubt Standard. See Reasonable Doubt.
• Reasonable Force
• Reasonable Man Test.  See Reasonable Person Test.
• Reasonable Person Test
• Reasonable Suspicion.  See also Probable Cause.
• Rebuttable Presumption [Law]
• Rebuttal {in a Criminal Trial}
• Reception Facility
• Recidivism
• Recidivism rates [Corrections]
• Recidivist
• Recklessly {culpable mental state}
• Reconciliation
• Record
• Recreational Drug User
• Recreational Programs [Juvenile Justice]
• Reentry
• Reentry Circles [Corrections]
• Reentry Courts [Corrections]
• Reentry Instability [Corrections]
• Reentry Support Programs [Corrections]
• Reform [Juvenile Justice]
• Reform Era {of Policing}
• Reform initiatives [Juvenile Justice]
• Reformatory Movement [Corrections]
• Reformatory Style
• Regional Jail
• Regular Reporting [Corrections]
• Rehabilitation
• Rehabilitation efforts [Corrections]
• Rehabilitation Model {of Corrections}
• Rehabilitation Programs [Corrections]
• Rehabilitation Strategies [Corrections]
• Rehabilitative Goals [Juvenile Justice]
• Rehnquist Court (1986 – 2005)
• Reincarceration Costs [Corrections]
• Reintegration
• Reintegration Movement [Corrections]
• Reintegration Programs [Corrections]
• Release on Recognizance (ROR)
• Remand [Law]
• Remedy [Law]
• Remote Hearings [Corrections]
• Remote Monitoring [Juvenile Justice]
• Reoffending [Juvenile Justice]
• Reporter [Legal Research]
• Reprieve
• Research
• Residential Burglary [Criminal Law]
• Residential Commitment
• Residential Treatment Center [Juvenile Justice]
• Residual Problems of Society [Policing]
• Resilience [Juvenile Justice]
• Resource Allocation [Corrections]
• Resource Scarcity [Corrections]
• Responsible Moral Agent
• Responsible Reintegration [Juvenile Justice]
• Responsivity Principle [Corrections]
• Restitution
• Restoration [Juvenile Justice]
• Restorative Justice
• Re-traumatization [Corrections]
• Retribution
• Retributive Justice
• Revenge
• Reversed [Law]
• Revocation [Corrections]
• Revocation Hearing
• Revolving Door Phenomenon [Corrections]
• Ricketts v. Adamson (1987)     Read the Abridged Case
• Right to Counsel
• Right to a Public Trial
• Right to a Speedy Trial
• Right to a Trial by Jury
• Right to Access to the Courts
• Right to Assemble
• Right to be Free From Cruel and Unusual Punishment
• Right to Confront Witnesses
• Right to Counsel
• Right to Free Speech
• Right to Notice of Accusations
• Right to Privacy
• Right to Remain Silent
• Right to Free Exercise of Religion
• Right to Vote
• Risk Assessments [Juvenile Justice]
• Risk Factors [Juvenile Justice]
• Risk-Needs Responsivity (RNR) Model [Corrections]
• Riot.  See Unlawful Assembly.
• Robbery (UCR)
• Robbery (law)
• Roberts, Justice John
• Roe v. Wade (1973)
• Root Cause Analysis [Corrections]
• Roper v. Simmons (2005) [Juvenile Justice]
• Rout.  See Unlawful Assembly.
• Routine Activities Theory
• Rule of Law
• Rules of Criminal Procedure
• Rules of Evidence
• Runaway

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