Elizabeth Smart was kidnapped in 2002 at gunpoint from her home. Information concerning the case includes:
A) She was held captive almost nine months.
B) Her mother had picked up her abductor off the streets and had given him chores around their house.
C) Her sister recalled the workman, and police then developed a suspect.
D) All of the above
D) All of the above
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Some inmates cut themselves off from the outside world and live an institutional life inside the prison. They are said to be _____
a. Doing time c. Jailing b. Gleaning d. Becoming a disorganized criminal
Going to school is a pretrial release condition under the 1984 Federal Bail Reform Act
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
A most helpful aspect of the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) is that it provides ______.
A. data that has been held to strict legal standards B. a good source of information on rates of drug use C. access to information on crimes that have not been reported to the police D. detailed information on each criminal incident
Visitor control in a hospital prevents:
a. unauthorized persons from entering the facility or patients rooms b. authorized visitors from entering patients rooms c. doctors and nurses from entering the drug locker d. suspected substance abuse by hospital employees