Eighteenth-century English law held that confessions were inadmissible at trial if they were obtained by _____.
A) a promise of lenient treatment
B) a false promise not to prosecute
C) threat of force
D) all of the above
D) all of the above
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Classification processes are, in many respects, similar in concept to what __________ had implemented when commensurate good behavior would lead to a reclassification of their likelihood for release.
a. Sir Walter Crofton b. Zebulon Brockway c. Alexander Maconochie d. William Penn
According to the text, all of the following have been used to administer capital punishment except
a. hanging b. firing squad c. strangulation d. lethal injection e. gas chamber
Which of the following is an example of an organization that would not be involved in intervention programs?
a. the Boys and Girls Club b. Job Corps c. Head Start d. YouthBuild U.S.A.
Armstrong, Hamilton & Sweeney observe that "blaming the victim" is a common response on the part of
a. men and women who attribute bad experiences to women's "mistakes," "stupidity," "immaturity," and avoid criticizing the party scene overall. b. men who blame "loose" or "promiscuous" women for whatever happens to them. c. university officials who tend to believe the women are at fault for venturing off campus and consuming alcohol in the first place. d. women who tend to believe women who are sexually assaulted were "asking for it" by their provocative behavior or weak morals.