Courts based on the drug-court model that use judges to monitor released offenders and sanction or reward them as necessary are referred to as ________ courts.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
reentry
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Which of the following is NOT true in regards to the death penalty in Japan?
a. Only 10% of Japanese respondents favored the death penalty in a 2005 poll b. There is an average of four hangings per year c. Those waiting on death row are informed of their execution date/time an hour beforehand d. Relatives are informed of the execution after it happens
Choose the list that best describes the process of inductive reasoning.
a. specific data; patterns/themes/relationships; hypotheses; broad theory/explanations b. patterns/themes/relationships; hypotheses; specific data; broad theory/explanations c. broad theory/explanations; hypotheses; patterns/themes/relationships; specific data d. hypotheses; patterns/themes/relationships; specific data; broad theory/explanations
Which of the following statements about parental liability laws is false?
a. Some states require parents to reimburse the government for the costs of detention or care of their children. b. Some states require parents to make restitution payments to victims. c. All states have yet to place limits on the amount recovery victims can receive. d. Some states require parents and children to participate in counseling and community service activities.
A woman told police that she was just raped at gunpoint and the suspect fled into a nearby store. They located Ben Quarles and found an empty holster on him. After handcuffing him they asked where the gun was and he told them where to locate it. The gun
was retrieved and he was read his Miranda rights. The actions of the police in seizing the gun were: A) Unlawful because they failed to read him his Miranda rights before questioning him B) Unlawful because the victim had not yet positively identified the suspect C) Unlawful because there was not a pressing need to locate the gun before he could be advised of his rights D) Lawful because there was a concern for the public's safety