The geographic proximity, point of entry, and method of entry are characteristics most likely used for which type of crime:
a. Grand theft
b. Residential burglary
c. Auto theft
d. Theft from vehicle
b. Residential burglary
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A criminalist is most likely to collect DNA from hairs in the catagen stage
a. True b. False
According to Selye's General Adaptation Syndrome, once the initial surge of energy from the fight-or-flight response recedes, the individual enters what stage?
a. Exhaustion b. Panic c. Alarm d. Resistence
Which is the philosophy of limiting decisions to the facts of each case, deciding onlythe issue or issues that need to be resolved in a particular situation?
a. Judicial restraint b. Court-stripping c. Indirect control d. Judicial discretion
Governmental crime, as distinct from the traditional notion of political crime, is exemplified by:
a. treason b. state-agency illegal surveillance c. draft-dodging d. illegal protests