The theoretical approach that suggests that people choose to commit crime, and that crime can be controlled if potential criminals fear punishment, is known as ________________.

a. positivist criminology
b. biological criminology
c. critical criminology
d. classical criminology


Answer: d. classical criminology

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In addition to victims’ assistance programs in the criminal justice system and nonprofit organizations, specialized services can also be found in which one of these?

a. religious organizations b. dentist office c. fire stations d. city offices

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What would be an example of police behavior that would result in a plaintiff winning a Section 1983 suit?

What will be an ideal response?

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In a civil court, the __________ is a person or institution against whom an action is brought. In a criminal court, the person or entity who has been formally accused of violating a criminal law

Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

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Which concept refers to the extent to which the community believes that police actions are appropriate, proper, and just, and its willingness to recognize police authority?

a. procedural justice b. legitimacy c. constitutional policing d. noble cause corruption

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