List the three key requirements for an effective deterrence system and explain why it may be difficult to achieve each element
What will be an ideal response?
To be an effective deterrent, punishment must be certain, severe, and swift. Each is difficult to implement since citizens are likely to recoil at being constantly monitored (making certainty difficult to achieve), have different ideas about whether a particular punishment is severe or mild (making it difficult to standardize severity), and are unlikely to compromise their due process rights (making swift application of punishment difficult).
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a. arrest and initial appearance. b. initial appearance and arraignment. c. arraignment and trial. d. All of the above
Which of the following is not a risk associated with illegal dumping?
a. Products are usually not biodegradable and will destroy land b. Dumping sites become an eyesore c. Products are usually toxic in nature d. Dumping sites become breeding grounds for disease
Stress is a partly a function of ________.
A. age B. defense reaction C. emotionality D. problem confrontation E. environment
The doctrine permitting people who have been assaulted in their homes by a trespasser to stand their ground and use such force as is necessary and reasonable to defend themselves is called the "____" doctrine
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word