Therapeutic justice is a philosophy of reorienting the jail experience from being mostly punitive to being mostly _____________.
A. rehabilitative
B. reintegrative
C. reinforced
D. shaming
Answer: A
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During the 1980s, what resulted in a transition of focus from enhancing relations with minority communities to providing reassurances to the general public that crime was not running rampart?
a. the increasing fear of crime b. supreme court rejections of affirmative action plans c. a poor economy d. a different political party being represented in the White House
What is a Larceny-Theft (UCR/NIBRS)?
What will be an ideal response?
Brian, a police officer, acquired a search warrant for a man named Jacob. During the search, Brian found drugs in Jacob's house. However, Brian later found out that the warrant was for another man with the same name. A computer error had caused the mix-up, and at the time of the search, Brian was unaware of the error. The Court allowed the drug to be used as evidence although the warrant was technically invalid. The given scenario best exemplifies the _____.
A. "inevitable discovery" exception B. exclusionary rule C. plain view doctrine D. "good faith" exception
A structural problem with corrections is that the system depends on significant factors:
a. outside of its control. b. that conflict with one another. c. that cannot be administered fairly. d. outside budget capabilities.