Your book describes a scenario known as the "bathrobe bonus," wherein a man living on a fixed income discovered a large wad of bills in a bathrobe. He purchased the robe from a dealer at an estate auction
He argued to his wife that he should keep the money. "After all, if I were to return it, the dealer would just keep it and never return it to the rightful owner." Who would disagree with his line of thinking? a. John Stuart Mill
b. Jeremy Bentham
c. Emmanuel Kant
d. Rushworth Kidder
c
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Which of the following statement is true about the attorney-client privilege?
a. The privilege only applies in a criminal matter. b. If the client confesses to a crime, the attorney is not bound by the privilege. c. The client must waive privilege for either the client or the attorney to disclose confidential information stemming from their professional relationship d. Under common law, the attorney-client privilege did not recognize the privilege if the attorney was court-appointed.
The most common form of juvenile corrections is probation
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
________ is a collection of modern management practices, military-like deployment efforts, and strong enforcement strategies all based on the availability of accurate and timely statistical crime data
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word